Product Highlights

✓ Provides gentle support to the baby bump

✓ Reduces bladder pressure & pelvic discomfort

✓ Breathable & invisible under clothing

✓ Fully adjustable for all trimesters

Size Chart

Belly Size	(inches)	(cm)
L	107–125	42–49
XL	116–137	46–54
2XL	131–154	51–61

During pregnancy, the growing weight of the baby bump can place intense pressure on the lower back and pelvis, often leading to fatigue, back strain, and pelvic discomfort.

This 3-in-1 belly support band is a supportive garment designed to lift and evenly redistribute the weight of the belly across the body. By providing steady, gentle support to the lower back and abdomen, it helps reduce the feeling of pulling, sagging, and heaviness, making standing, walking, and daily activities easier and more comfortable throughout the pregnancy.

The 3-in-1 design includes a cushioned abdominal support pad, a specialized brace for additional back support, and an over-belly strap that cradles the bump securely. Together, these components provide balanced support and help minimize common pregnancy discomforts such as bladder pressure, sacroiliac joint strain, and round ligament pain.

Made from a breathable blend of 80% polyester and 20% spandex, the band remains soft and skin-friendly while offering full stretch and flexibility. Adjustable straps allow the fit to be customized as the body changes month by month, ensuring consistent and reliable support throughout pregnancy.

Purpose: Belly support during pregnancy

Colors Available: ⚫ Black & 🟤 Beige

Available sizes: L | XL | XXL

Material: Breathable Polyester/Spandex

Weight: Approx. 0.30 kg

Packaging: 3-in-1 (color box)

Frequently asked questions

A belly support band, also known as a pregnancy support belt, is a garment designed to lift and support the growing belly during pregnancy. It works by redistributing the weight of the belly evenly across the back and torso, helping reduce strain on the lower back and pelvis pressure, making mobility easier.

The best time to start wearing a pregnancy support belt is generally during the second trimester, typically between weeks 14 and 20, when the bump becomes more pronounced and adds noticeable weight. However, you can begin using one as soon as you feel the need for extra support.

Ideal times to wear it:

During long periods of standing or walking
While doing household chores or light activities
When experiencing back pain, pelvic pressure, or round ligament pain.

Most experts recommend wearing a maternity support belt for 2–3 hours at a time. It is especially helpful during physically demanding activities, such as walking, standing for long periods, or exercising. Avoid wearing it all day to prevent your core muscles from becoming dependent on the belt.