Reddit reviews BLANQI Everyday Maternity Belly Support Tanktop

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Recommended Trimester: 2nd & 3rdLevel of Support: HighMaterial Content: 90% Nylon, 10% SpandexSize chart is based on current height and weightDesigned and knit in the USA. Assembled in Honduras

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u/pnwbusinesscasual · 4 pointsr/femalefashionadvice

jeans - H&M! I bought two pairs of stretchy skinny jeans in dark blue and charcoal and basically alternate between them
support tanks - This one from Blanqi is expensive but amazing. I bought one in black and one in white and I wear them just about every day for layering and support. I'm 22+6 weeks pregnant with twins and I can feel the difference in my lower back when I've gone all day without that extra support.
dresses - Isabella Oliver makes really lovely maternity dresses. I've picked up two dresses on poshmark.com and they are (in my opinion) far better quality than pink blush, motherhood maternity, etc. I have one dress from Tees By Tina (also purchased on poshmark) and I like it a lot too.
t-shirts - I wear a L/S gap t-shirt pretty much every day. They don't hold their shape as well as I'd like but it works. I also picked up two L/S striped t-shirts from H&M that actually fit and hold their shape a lot better but they don't have as much of a selection as Gap.
pajamas/comfy clothes - I bought two robes (one really warm and a light one for cooler weather) and a pair of comfy pajama bottoms over the holidays. It seemed really silly to spend money on PJs but none of my pre-pregnancy loungewear fits and it is just feels good to come home from work and relax in my comfy clothes.

On my wishlist is the storq t-shirt dress and caftan dress. I'm also eyeing Dwell+Slumber for their next restock of lounge dresses. I'm looking for comfortable, quality clothes that I can wear in my third trimester and post partum (nursing friendly). Let me know if you find anything you'd recommend :)