Savi Parker Maternity Jeans for Women, Straight Leg Elastic Under Belly High Waist Pant, Pregnancy Clothes for All Seasons

I can’t stand the maternity jeans with the fabric that goes all the way over the belly. Tried these out and I am so happy with them! Every bit of these jeans are soft and stretchy. You can wear them as straight leg jeans, or even roll a cuff for a cropped look with some sneakers! They are also not too thin/not too thick and stiff. I have not had an issue with parts being itchy as other reviews suggested, but I do wear full coverage hip high underwear and have no issues with any discomfort. Pre pregnancy I was 145lbs wearing a size 6/8 or medium in most things. Right now at 25 weeks pregnant around 155-160lbs and a normal size bump, the medium of these jeans fit great still with a little leg room and room for the bump to grow more- the jeans also stay up on my and are not falling down. I don’t feel restricted at all! I think as far as sizing goes, order your regular clothing size and the stretch should accommodate your growth with no issues.

If the over belly pants piss you off, get these. The leg style is perfect, great stretch and you can use them for any post pregnancy bloating periods. At 8 months pregnant they're still exceptionally comfortable.

I’m about 16 weeks pregnant right now and needed some jeans to wear to work. These mostly fit the bill!The denim itself is very comfortable and the fit of them is nice and fashionable. They are just a little big on me right now but I think that it won’t be an issue as my pregnancy progresses!The other thing I like about these is that they have a zipper and a button. I’ve found that I’m not a fan of maternity jeans that don’t have those so it was a nice plus!The main thing with these jeans that I didn’t like is that the side panels are itchy. I have to have something underneath them (like a tucked in shirt or a belly band) so it doesn’t rub against my skin.

I really wanted to love these pants. I gave two stars for comfort but that was the only good thing about them. I really liked the two stretchy patches on the sides that allowed them to accommodate my growing pregnant belly and the waist band was higher than other jeans I’ve tried which I also liked. And the length was good. Unfortunately they had a strong chemical smell right out of the box. I thought I could get rid of it and even washed them twice in a row. The second wash took out a lot more of the smell but it was still there.I wore them for a few days and started noticing a weird kind of scaly rash on the insides of my thighs that had the same pattern as the inside seam. On around the third day of wearing these jeans I noticed a slight burning sensation on the inside of my right thigh. I later noticed a small scratch that I had there that had been in contact with the material of the pants and I believe whatever chemical I smelled on the pants when I got them, was reacting with scratch on my skin. I believe it was a chemical burn I was feeling.I know for a fact that my skin was reacting to whatever was used on these pants because when I switched to a much more reputable brand, the rashes and the burn disappeared. I cannot recommend these pants at all especially if you’re pregnant. Who knows what chemicals might leach into your body and your baby while you’re wearing them.

*Update: tried a size medium because the large was comfortable but I kept having to pull them up when standing. They fit but better, so I would say these maternity jeans run a little big. Just be aware the denim has a good quality thickness to it so there’s not much stretch to actual body of jeans other than waist.I wear size 10/12 in Levi’s and size Large fits very comfortably. Didn’t think these would fit well but wow I can see myself wearing these almost everyday. I’m still in early second trimester so they feel somewhat loose standing up, but when sitting down they stretch just right to stay ultra comfortable around the belly button line. I have a straight body type and love the style especially the high waist since I have a long waist and these go up to just below my belly button. For me they fit like boyfriend jeans and are a lot easier to style then the full over the belly pants. I’m also usually a short hem and they fall right at my ankle. Only downside is that there are no front pockets. Would def recommend.

I really liked how the support in the belly felt. It was high up enough to support, the fact that it had belt loops, and that they could look like high-waisted jeans. I also really liked the style of this with the elastic band areas on what otherwise look like normal jeans (as opposed to the pull over belly elastic thing on other maternity pants/jeans). The pant legs themselves were way too wide, super stretchy, and too long.This style could be a great straight-leg or skinny jean, ankle cut, or boot cut jean (this is what I was hoping based on the photo on the product page). They ended up looking too long and too baggy in the leg and butt area for me. I liked the back pocket, but there were no front pockets which is unfortunate.Again these felt too big and I ordered the XL and am 5'4", 30 weeks pregnant, 190 lbs with wide hips and thicker thighs. I think perhaps the L would be okay but I still didn't like the length and width of the pant legs. Ended up returning because I don't see myself wearing these without having to tailor them into skinner legs and shorten the length down to ankle or capri length.

These are the best maternity jeans I’ve gotten. They are very flattering in the back too! I am 5’6” and about 130 lbs normally. Currently 15 weeks pregnant with 3rd baby. I got the light wash and they are just perfect! Highly recommend!!

Very uncomfortable on my skin. Bought at the end of my first trimester and tried multiple times through the whole pregnancy to seat wear no luck. You would have to wear a bodysuit under for this to be wearable (the fabric is sharp on the skin where the denim meets the elastic).Also awkward rise with a bump, unflattering because they’re both not high waisted or low waisted enough to accommodate a bump.