Watch VideoGirlAry’s full review of the Bemammy Maternity Tights. In this video she tries on a pair of maternity tights for the first time, nearly eight months into her pregnancy, sharing her first impressions of the packaging, construction, and fit across two different outfits.
The tights arrive in a sealed sachet with a small cardboard insert to protect the fabric. The packaging features a heart motif on the belly panel, which signals where the maternity panel sits. Out of the packet the tights look noticeably long, which VideoGirlAry notes makes sense given the extra fabric needed to accommodate a bump.
The construction features two distinct opacity zones: the upper portion, which covers the belly and thighs, is a denser, darker knit, while the lower leg is a semi-sheer 40 denier fabric through which the hand is clearly visible. There is a seam at the toe rather than a seamless finish. The composition listed on the packaging includes polyamide, elastane, and polyester.
Key observations from the review include:
- Belly panel fit: described as containing the bump securely and comfortably
- Denier: 40 denier on the lower leg, giving a translucent but not ultra-sheer appearance
- Colour: black throughout, darker at the panel and semi-transparent on the leg
- Sizing: size L chosen for this stage of pregnancy, described as a perfect fit
- Snag tendency: fine pulls and small runs appeared almost immediately after putting them on, consistent with lower-denier fabrics
- Colour transition: the visible contrast between the opaque panel and the sheer leg is noticeable, though VideoGirlAry compares the effect to a hold-up stocking line
VideoGirlAry tried the tights with two looks: an open checked shirt worn loose, and a stretchy knit dress she had worn before pregnancy. In both cases she felt well supported in the bump area and comfortable on the legs. The knit dress stretched easily over the panel without distorting the tights.
One practical note she raises is price: maternity tights in general carry a higher cost than standard tights, which she attributes to the additional fabric and engineering required for the belly panel. She considers this justified given the comfort delivered.
Overall VideoGirlAry is very satisfied with the Bemammy Maternity Tights. The fit is the main strength, with the panel holding the bump firmly without feeling restrictive. The main caveat is the snag risk at 40 denier: fine pulls appeared quickly, which she regards as a normal trade-off for a semi-sheer weight. She recommends them to pregnant women looking for a comfortable and supportive hosiery option.
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