Our Favorite Lululemon Maternity Leggings Are $20 Off Ahead of Labor Day Weekend

Aptly named, Lululemon’s water-repellent Everywhere belt bag features an adjustable strap, so you can sling it across your shoulder rather than your hip. What to Expect moms recommend snagging the roomier one-liter size if you tend to pack more than the essentials. If you only need a place to keep your phone, wallet and keys close, consider scooping up the miniature version instead, as it’s also marked down to $29.

These leggings are wildly popular with What to Expect community members, earning a reputation for versatility by stretching with your body and retaining their shape once your belly is gone. “I have three pairs of Aligns that I purchased over the last few years, and honestly, they have been a BLESSING during this pregnancy,” writes one What to Expect user. “I’m currently 28 weeks, and they still fit perfectly. They provide the perfect amount of support!” 

Available in a variety of colors and patterns, the High-Rise style also comes in four lengths: 23, 25, 28 and 31 inches (the latter also happens to be listed at a lower price right now, along with the 25-inch). Normally a lavish buy at $118, the Align high-rise leggings are currently as low $59, including an option with pockets and a trendy ribbed design.

When it comes to bags, we’re of the mindset that the more pockets, the better. One reviewer described this Lululemon tote as her “go-to Mom bag,” and we can see it being just as handy to fill up with newborn essentials as it would be for bringing along to sports tournaments, utilizing the outer pockets and 20-liter capacity for stashing snacks and water bottles. In other words, once your little ones are older, this is a transitional piece you’ll be able to rely on post-pregnancy, too.

This light-support bra is a favorite among moms-to-be for when they “don’t like wearing a normal bra,” as one reviewer wrote. Not to mention, the underlayer, which is ideal for A, B and C cups, is made of the same light, soft Nulu material as the Align high-rise leggings. Right now, you can score Lululemon’s non-maternity maternity bra for $39, marked down from $48.

Lululemon’s New Parent backpack has long been a hot topic on the What to Expect forums, earning praise for its low-maintenance material (you can toss it in the washing machine no problem) and comfy straps that won’t dig into your shoulders. Although it’s nowhere to be found in the We Made Too Much section this canvas backpack offers similar features — a spacious front zippered pocket and water-repellent, durable fabric — plus it’s marked down from $78 to $54.

Cropped-style tops may not appeal to everyone, but they can make it a little easier to access your nursing bra and more discreetly feed your baby. And the oversized style of this cropped sweatshirt from Lululemon makes those things even easier. Of course, it’s also extremely comfortable, made of a soft and stretchy polyester that reviewers say is cozy without being suffocating. Several reviewers note that it’s super easy to clean with stains coming out with ease, something any mom can appreciate. If the regular price tag of $118 is too much, you’ll be happy to know the sweater is currently $79.

The v-neck design of this non-nursing bra makes it super easy to pull one cup to the side for easy breastfeeding. The stretchy, soft material also contributes to the ease of access while also making it a dream to wear all day. In fact, one breastfeeding mom wrote that she “practically lives in it.” During the End of Year Score, you can get this dream bra for $49. And for those with larger breasts, there is a C/D cup sizethat’s also marked down.

The extra wide waistband on these lined shorts provides the extra coverage and support many moms-to-be look for in a maternity short. Of course, there are other features that moms-to-be may find appealing. The stretchy, lightweight fabric offers better air circulation to keep you cool when things get hot. Meanwhile, there’s the drawcord that allows you to adjust the fit of the shorts easily. Normally $68, the shorts are currently priced at $39.

You’ll be craving comfortable footwear during pregnancy, and more than 1,400 reviewers give these Lululemon sandals five stars for comfort and more. Lined with a soft but supportive foam, the Restfeel Slides utilize dual-density cushioning to provide extra relief to sore feet. Meanwhile, the soles are designed for optimal traction, making these shoes ideal for the postpartum period when you may be extra worried about slipping on your floors. You can currently grab these all-purpose sandals for as low as $49.

Perfect for everyday wear as much as workouts, the Lululemon Align High-Rise Short is essentially a bike short version of the popular Lululemon Align High-Rise Pant. Made of the brand’s famous buttery-smooth lightweight Nulu fabric, these shorts have light compression, making them supportive but not overly constricting. Because of this, however, many moms recommend going up a size when buying. “I've been living in the align super high rise short,” writes one What to Expect community member. “I went a size up, and they're still super comfy at 31 weeks.” Normally $64, you can currently bring home these bump-friendly shorts for as low as $39, including the shorter 4-inch design.

When you only want to wear something light and loose-fitting, these breathable, four-way stretch shorts will be a welcome reprieve. Designed for physical activity like tennis and running, we can see moms-to-be adding these to their workout fit rotation while trying to get in their 30 minutes of daily exercise.

One reviewer of these wide-leg pants noted the stretchy waistband makes them “super comfortable for maternity,” and are a breeze to dress up or down. The sweat-wicking, quick-drying material is also incredibly breathable — a boon if your pregnancy has your internal temperature running hotter than normal, especially throughout the remaining days of summer. Right now, you can bring home a pair for $89 instead of the typical asking price of $128.