Cimary Pregnant Women Maternity Pantyhose Opaque Tights 120D

The material was so cheap and scratchy. Either I got a bad set or these other reviews were fake.To top that off.... I wear a SIZE 4/6 (bottom heavy...but am not plus) and 5'6" and these were too small for my thighs! The crotch was about an inch below my crotch because I couldn't get them up due to fear of my thighs busting through!The "adjustable belly" was cheap and impossible to wear under anything clingy or fitted because there is fabric bunching up and a elastic band and button...like wut?If you are under 5'4" and have slim legs and a thigh gap (the chafe is REAL with this material), these may be for you. If you are ample bottomed/thighed and/or plus, do yourself a favor and go elsewhere.

These worked well for wearing under dresses and skirts when it was chilly. However there were some unusual product features that I wasn’t crazy about:First, the waistband is elastic with buttons. It’s practical because they’re super adjustable, however it’s not the most comfortable. Especially if you have slack in the band - you’re tucking it into your tights and hoping it doesn’t show through your clothes.Second, the seams around the bottom and stomach are also weird. They go from back to front: over your bottom, between the legs, and go out over the hip bones and attach to the waistband. Again, practical for accommodating growing bellies, just feels strange when you’re putting them on when they’re stretched.I may buy them again, or go to a maternity store and see if theirs aren’t as awkward.

I was very excited about these tights at first as the adjustable elastic waist (it secures with a button to adjust the size) is more comfortable than other maternity tights. Unfortunately, I have had two issues with these tights. First, they tend to sag low in the crotch. I recognize that these are one-size-fits-most, but I am only 5'5" and was a size four pre-pregnancy, so if anything I would have expected these to be too long on me. If you are tall, these probably won't work for you. The second issue is that I have had two of the six pairs of these tights rip along the crotch seam when I was attempting to pull them up. One pair ripped the first time I put them on.

These were just poor quality. I don't have that high of expectations for stockings, but the black pair ripped at the crotch seam within 10 minutes. The hole then grew and grew, as there is not anything to stop it. They fit fine and there is plenty of space for the belly, but the product is just cheap. I've worn the navy pair once and they did survive the day, but honestly the quality and potential ripping is more stress than anything (I was worried all day that I wore the navy pair that I'd end up with a big hole in my tights. Just not worth it at all.

I'm *not pregnant*, but all the regular tights are so incredible uncomfortable no matter what size you buy, finally I gave a try to pregnant tights and wow, this are so so comfy!, the drawstring is genius and I have 0 muffing top and the waist band doesn't hurt my belly at all. Finally my dream tights. I'm 5'7" size 12 in case you wonder.

These are amazing. Very soon into my pregnancy, I couldn't get most traditional stockings past my shins. Those that I did get up my legs, suffocated my waist! These pregnancy stockings are amazing because I don't feel like I am suffocating and I can still wear my skirts to work in the cooler months. Highly recommend!

I bought a number of pantyhose to wear to work during my pregnancy and these were the worst. The color on the nude pair was embarrassingly off and both pairs were itchy and uncomfortable. The Spanx brand of pantyhose was the longest lasting and most comfortable in my experience.

I don't care for these tights. They're itchy and the little adjuster strap always comes undone, and when you have it adjusted so they don't slide down, you just have this weird piece of elastic that protrudes through your clothing. I ordered a different make altogether.