Maternity Bodysuit

It is introducing the Skimmylo Maternity Bodysuit. A bodysuit designed for pregnancy and beyond (yes it retains its shape and won’t lose its stretch out of shape after giving birth to bubs).

Unique and flattering, this one-piece jumpsuit has been carefully created by the Emamaco lead designer to look amazing while remaining functional.

Made from Emamaco’s unique Supaflex fabric which is so soft that pet hair and fluff don’t stick (as featured in Women’s Health Magazine).

Designed to:
- support bump and back throughout pregnancy
- stretch and expand from the 1st trimester through the 3rd trimester (for most pregnancies)
- be cool and comfortable

Materials and Fabrics

Made from the Supaflex fabrics used across our maternity range, the leggings are smooth, super soft, breathable, and fit like a second skin.
Our skimpy signature maternity range is made from a Soft, High Density, Easy Care stretch compression fabric.

Skimmylo maternity shorts and leggings are durable and designed to last through all stages of pregnancy.

Giving you coverage that fits and feels like a second skin.

This unique design promotes core stability, reducing pregnancy aches and pains for an easier pregnancy!

Material is a custom Nylon and Elastane blend

Frequently Asked Questions

Are the leggings safe for pregnancy?

Yes! All our materials are certified Standard 100 by OEK-TEX, meaning they are perfectly safe for the body. The compression is designed to support and not squeeze - with more than enough stretch to accommodate your growing body safely.

Which length should I choose for my height?

If you are 165 cm or less we recommend choosing the 7/8 length for a full-length look.

 What is the material like?

We use a high-density stretchy fabric that feels smooth to the touch and soft on the skin with a matte finish.

Do they get a lot of fluff and hairs stuck on them?

No! We spent 12 grueling months designing these leggings and making sure they stayed soft & smooth and clean was not negotiable!

Materials and Fabrics