Maternity support belt

€34.90 VAT included
Adjustable band that cradles the lower bump and wraps the hips, worn over or under clothes. Sizes S to 2XL, four colours.
Ships within the EU only (prices in euros) · Secure payment by Stripe · Delivery in 8 to 15 working days · 14 days to change your mindSold by LACANGEL GROUP (SAS), France · terms of saleFrom the second trimester, a growing bump changes how you stand, walk and get through a long day. This belt is a wide elastic band that sits under the bump, with a second strap that crosses over the top: it holds the belly close to the body instead of letting it pull forward.
Everything adjusts with hook-and-loop tabs, so it follows you from week 20 to the end of pregnancy. The ventilated bands keep it light under a T-shirt, and it stays discreet under a dress or a jumper.
Choosing your size: measure around the lowest part of your bump, at hip level. S 70-100 cm, M 80-110 cm, L 91-120 cm, XL 100-130 cm, 2XL 110-140 cm. Between two sizes, take the larger one. If you have pelvic or back pain, ask your midwife or doctor which kind of support suits you.
Details
| Sizes | S 70-100 · M 80-110 · L 91-120 · XL 100-130 · 2XL 110-140 cm (lower bump circumference) |
|---|---|
| Material | Breathable elastic textile with ventilated bands |
| Fastening | Hook-and-loop, adjustable |
| Weight | 216-256 g |
| Care | Hand wash cold, dry flat (our advice) |
| When it is useful | Weeks 20 to 40 |
| Delivery | Shipped from our partner warehouse in China, 8 to 15 working days |
Questions parents ask
When can I start wearing it?
Most women reach for a belt from the second trimester, when the bump becomes heavier. Wear it for the activities where you want it (walking, standing, work) rather than all day and all night.
Can I wear it under my clothes?
Yes. It is thin enough to disappear under a top or a dress; the black and nude versions are the most discreet.
How do I know my size?
Measure your lower bump at hip level and use the chart: S 70-100, M 80-110, L 91-120, XL 100-130, 2XL 110-140 cm. The hook-and-loop fastening gives you a wide margin as the bump grows.