Maternity underwear costs a fortune, usually looks like it's from another era – and has an expiration date. There's a better option.
What happens to your underwear during pregnancy
First, the waistband pinches. Then it presses. Then it disappears completely under your belly. Underwear that fit before pregnancy no longer works after a few weeks. And special maternity underwear is expensive, impractical – and immediately useless after birth.
Why wear High Elastics during pregnancy
The High Elastics were not developed as a maternity product. But that's exactly what makes them the ideal choice: they are so elastic that they adapt to every body – whether it's week 5, week 25, or postpartum.
- They don't cut in, no matter how much your belly grows
- No marks, no red lines on your belly
- Seamless and tag-free – no scratching, no rubbing
- Cotton gusset for comfort and hygiene
We regularly receive messages from pregnant customers who never ordered their maternity underwear – because the High Elastics simply grew with them.
After birth: no restart necessary
What works during pregnancy also works afterwards. While breastfeeding, on a stroller walk, in everyday life. The High Elastics remain flexible – and adapt to the body as it is.
No extra budget for maternity underwear. No product with an expiration date. Just underwear that lasts.
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FAQ
Can I wear Buttz High Elastics during pregnancy?
Yes. Although High Elastics are not a certified maternity product, their extreme elasticity allows them to adapt to the growing belly. Many customers wear them throughout their pregnancy.
Up to which month of pregnancy do High Elastics fit?
This depends on your body and the size chosen. Generally: if you are between two sizes or know that your body will change significantly, take the next larger size. The material stretches considerably.
What size should I choose during pregnancy?
Choose your normal size – the elastic material adapts. If you are in your third trimester or are unsure, you can go one size up. The three sizes cover: Size 1 (XS–M), Size 2 (L–2XL), Size 3 (3XL–5XL).
