I thought it was uncomfortable
"The brief was too tight"
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Overall rating: 4.4761906 / 5 from 42 reviews.
Review topics: ["fit","feel","fabric","underwear","briefs","postpartum","support","compression","incision"].
"The brief was too tight"
"I got the medium and large sizes because I wasn't sure what would fit. They are both good, but I am going to be ordering another set and will get the large - they are slightly more comfortable, and my belly will continue to grow as the pregnancy progresses. Recommend!"
"I got 2 sizes and both are off. Small is smaller than regular, and the stomach area squeezes too hard. Medium the legs are floating, but the stomach is still so constrictive. I can't imagine anyone pregnant feeling comfortable in this, it's so tight on the stomach."
"While comfortable on my belly, these ride up a lot while wearing high waisted items, so not great for long walking or high step count days. It could be a sizing issue, but this issue has been a problem since I bought at 16 weeks and at 20 weeks. So even thought I’ve gained more weight, the problem persists."
"tight on the belly even though i'm only 15 weeks and 115lbs"
"Super soft and comfortable"
"Very comfortable and for maternity and fourth trimester!"
"Excellent fit over a six month belly. Highly recommend. They even have a support compression portion in the belly area."
"It is tighter than the other underwear from Hatch. Right after delivery my belly was still huge and those felt a little tight. Was comfortable after 2 weeks."
"These are great with a tough of compression. I’m in my third trimester and look forward to wearing postpartum too!"


1. Chest/Bust
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2. Underbust
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3. Waist
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4. Hips
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5. Low Hips
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6. Thigh
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