62% Tencel, 23% cotton, 14% polyester, 1% Lycra.They have the side panel pockets for stretch so they don’t look like maternity jeans and they fit right and are super cute on.' They are seriously worth every single penny. They are expensive but you can find them cheaper on amazon and some of them are on sale on there. 'DL1961 makes amazing comfortable maternity jeans. Spendy, even at secondhand prices, but they are the only pair of jeans I bought and I wear them multiple times a week.' 'I got a pair of DL1961 Jess jeans secondhand from Poshmark and I LOVE them! They are probably the most comfortable and flattering jeans I've ever worn, maternity or not! They are under belly and have side panels.awesome. They are more comfortable than leggings! So much stretch and so soft and they keep you warm in the winter.' They are a little pricey but you can find them on sale.

'DL1961 maternity jeans!! I wore this brand before pregnancy. Like on most maternity jeans, particularly those with side panels, the front pockets are not functional. Pockets are perfectly placed and sized to give you a butt lift, and the inseam is a diminutive 28 inches (petite inseams run from about 25 inches to 30 inches). The Florence comes in waist sizes from 23 to 32 inches, with a slim, calf-hugging fit, and faux pockets with stretchy panels that provide comfy under-the-belly give.

Available in sizes 0-20 and in short, regular, and long lengthsĭL1961 is a New York-based brand that makes premium denim clothing for women, men, and kids with ethically sourced cotton and water-efficient plant fibers.

65% cotton, 28% polyester, 5% recycled cotton, 2% spandex.

'Maternity Rockstar jeans from Old Navy are amazing!' HATE them with a passion but these are so comfortable and awesome.' I wore leggings for like 3 years straight until I found these magical jeans that actually look like jeans and feel 10000% like leggings. Though these jeans do button, the 'fly' is fake and doesn't really zip. They look cute, the fit is extraordinary, and moms love that the extra-soft and smooth full panel is sewn beneath the button-front waistband of the jeans, rather than directly to the top, so if your shirt rides up, it looks like you have an undershirt tucked in rather than screaming 'I'm wearing maternity pants!' The fabric is nice and stretchy for ease, and the black wash is properly inky instead of giving off a gray or brown tone in the sunlight. I like that they still have the jean backing versus the full band around.' They’re part of Try Before You Buy, like $30 each if I end up liking them. The back is elasticized, but is regular denim instead of stretch fabric. The words 'Baby Bump' in the name of these jeans means they have a different waistband than most maternity jeans: instead of a stretchy fabric panel that goes all the way around, the stretchy panel goes only across the front of the jeans. If they don't work for you, you send them back using the included prepaid shipping label, absolutely free.

You pay nothing when you order if you like the jeans, you keep them and are charged after the seven-day period runs out.

Moms love that Levi Strauss is part of Amazon Prime's Try Before You Buy program, with free seven-day try-on available for some sizes and colors. They don't wear as well over the long term as other jeans, but since you won't be in these for long, the downsides don't matter, and you'll find Signature jeans to be cuter, comfier, and more giving than competitors. is Levi's 'value conscious' line, which means that price tags are lower, and the material used for jeans is a bit thinner and softer than traditional heavy denim.

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