Ingrid & IsabelMaternity Workout Capri | Active Leggings | for Your Pregnancy

I ordered these on Amazon deciding to splurge given that I was not happy with the cheaper leggings from other brands. A few days later, I was browsing Target’s maternity sportswear and discovered they are also selling Ingrid & Isabel. One of the reviews mentioned that the target version was a slightly lower quality version, so I was expecting to see a clear difference between the two. Once my target order arrived, I compared the two (Amazon & Target) and quickly noticed that everything about them seemed to be exactly the same— the sku numbers on the tags and even the info on the tags sewn into the pants. The only difference was that the cost of the $69 Amazon pair (I bought them when the price dropped a little) was conveniently missing, unlike the Target tag which shows a $29.99 cost (but with early Black Friday sales I got them even cheaper!). Since I can’t tell the difference between the two leggings, I’m returning the Amazon pair and keeping the Target version!As for the leggings themselves, they are worth about $20-$30 in my opinion. I was hoping for a sturdier fabric to feel more “held in” while working out, but the fabric is nothing like my Victoria's Secret workout leggings. They’re much thinner. Also, the very top of the belly is loose. Maybe it’ll fit better as I grow, but they aren’t quite as snug at the very top (along the seam) as I would prefer. If I paid more than $20 for them, I wouldn’t keep them for these reasons. But for now, they are fine for “slow” and low impact workouts like yoga or Pilates, and hopefully they’ll fit better in a few weeks!For reference, I’m 5’2”, 117 lbs pre-pregnancy, 130 lbs currently, and 23 weeks along.

After trying on 4 different kinds of maternity leggings (Old navy - too thin, Target, Blanqi - had a hole when they arrived and Storq - a bit expensive for what they were) these are my favorite. I was looking for something that wasn't too thick since I'm pregnant during the summer but had high quality fabric and wasn't see through. There leggings are made out of a nice fabric that doesn't seem like it will snag and they don't appear to be see through in any way. The panel does seem just a tiny bit big but I'm sure it will fit in a few weeks (I'm currently 6.5 months pregnant.) I was hesitant to buy these since they were pretty expensive but they are a great quality and even though they are marketed as active pant, I feel confident in pairing these with long tank or tunic and wearing it out, not just when I am being active. I don't know how these will do postpartum as when I tried to roll the panel down, they got a bit weird in the back because of the design but I'll probably wear them anyways, at least while I am at home and on maternity leave.

I'm 5'3. 200lbs at 7 months pregnant. I bought a medium and large. I kept the medium. They hold me in and I finally feel confident wearing a pair of pants out in public or to work out. I can run after my toddler without feeling jiggly. I'm in Texas and they are not too hot for this really hot summer. I love the back of it because it lets my back breathe which really helps with the heat and my butt crack does not show ever. The large had too much bunch in the legs and way too long in the stomach. They would have worked, but I prefer a little bit tighter pants to hold me in better. There's still plenty of room for my stomach to get bigger still. I also have the same brand from target which are nice but not as nice as these. The ones from target are not as thick and are a little bit shinier.

My favorite purchase of my entire pregnancy. Much better than any other pregnancy capri I tried on. This capri is supportive, whereas the high priced "yoga pants" at the main maternity stores offered no support and actually started falling down the second time I wore them (the yoga pants also did not flatter my backside). I love, love, love these pants, if I have another child I will probably order a second pair. I cannot recommend them enough! I ordered a small and they fit as expected, I have found that in this brand I did not need to size up in dresses or these pants, although the work out tops and tank tops seem to run a little small. I am 33 weeks now and can no longer run due to pain, but I have used these for running, walking, pilates, and yoga and will continue to use these to exercise until I give birth, and will probably wear them a few weeks after! You can't run outside in them if it's hot as they are a little thick (but that's why they are supportive!), but I live in Florida and don't run in any pants outside, so that wasn't an issue for me.

As someone who has been practicing yoga for 10 years and teaching yoga for 5, finding a quality pair of yoga pants that didn't slump with my bump (distracting me in practice), was crucial! I also practice hot vinyasa yoga and needed pants that were not see-through but breathable enough to manage those 90' studio ptactices. I'm so happy these pants fit the bill!! I typically purchase Lululemon pants and wear a size 8 with their pants, and I bought these in a medium. I am 5'4", pre-pregnancy weight is 150, and my current weight is 168; I'm 24 weeks along and fully expect to wear these through the end of my pregnancy. The mediums fit very well, much like my Lulus, and the capris hit perfectly on my calf; I don't think the longer ones would be necessary for me or for hot vinyasa practices. I am very happy with these pants: the fit, the quality, how they move and breathe with me in hot yoga practices--they are a game changer. I know the sticker price is higher than other maternity yoga pants out there, but these are so worth it.

I wasn't sure how I'd feel about being high over the belly and low in the back, but it's quite comfortable. I don't wear crop tops or just sports bras, so I don't notice it. I'm 5'8, and around 207 lbs at 20 weeks preggo, and I ordered a medium. I'm surprised a medium fit, when I'm usually a large, but no complaints!