12 Lululemon Items You'll Want to Snag This President's Day

Many moms prefer a fanny pack-style bag to a purse because it can store more, is easier to wear and fits more seamlessly into a diaper bag. And their bag of choice in the Lululemon Everywhere Belt Bag. “I’ve been using the Lululemon Everywhere Belt Bag for years,” one What to Expect community member writes. “It’s really easy to wear with the backpack on as well or sometimes I’ll even put it in the backpack if there’s enough room.” Though there are several versions of the bag available — including a mini version ($29 $38) — this one get particularly high praise for its water repellent material and extra room to hold all the essentials: even an extra diaper and thin pack of wipes. Right now, the Everywhere Wunderpuf Belt Bag is 40% less than normal ($39 $68).

These leggings are wildly popular with What to Expect community members for being a versatile pant that grows with your body, while still keeping their shape once you no longer have a belly. “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, the Align High-Rise leggingsalso come in four lengths: 23, 25, 28 and 31-inch. Normally a splurge at $118, the Align high-rise leggings are currently as low $39, including an option with pockets.

Most nursing tank tops are designed to be worn under your clothes, but Lululemon’s silk tank top is one you won’t mind wearing as is. Though it’s not technically a nursing top, several moms note that the loose fit and back slit make it easy to access your breasts and feed baby. The soft and stretchy modal is also ideal for nursing, as it allows better airflow to keep your baby comfortable (and avoid overheating) as they eat. The top is currently as low as $24, so you can grab a few without breaking the banks.

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 bra, 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.

The name of this nursing-friendly bra says it all. The fabric is soft (like a cloud) so you hardly notice you’re wearing anything. But don’t worry, it still provides plenty of support to alleviate some of the breast pains you may feel after the baby is born. "I'm currently living in non-nursing bras, the Like A Cloud Longline bra by Lululemon,” one What to Expect mom writes. “It's amazing. I can easily pull it up to nurse, and the Longline makes it very supportive for bigger busts." The $68 bra is currently marked down to $49.

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 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 $39. And for those with larger breasts, there is a C/D cup size that’s also marked down.

The extra wide waistband on these shorts provide 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 easily adjust the fit of the shorts. Normally $68, the shorts are currently priced at $39.

Much like the popular leggings, the Align High-Rise Joggers are made of a soft, lightweight fabric that easily stretches (though not too much) to ensure maximum comfort as your body grows. "I wear my Align joggers every day basically,” writes one What to Expect mom. “I have four pairs and am considering more.” Now is the perfect time to buy more, as the joggers are marked down from $118 to $79.

You’ll be craving comfortable footwear during pregnancy, and more than 1,400 reviewers give these Lululemon slides 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 slides for as low as $49.

Perfect for everyday wear as well as working out, 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 $74, you can currently snag these bump-friendly shorts for as low as $29.

Pregnancy hormones can cause you to go from hot to cold in mere minutes, which is why layers are key. Lululemon’s Scuba Full-Zip Hoodie is a great option for moms-to-be who want something that provides plenty of warmth, but also enough breathability so you’re not sweating. Made of a cotton-fleece blend, the sweater has a loose fit to grow with your body, but is still structured enough that you can feel put together while wearing it. With more than 3,400 five-star reviews that deem this a “must buy,” you may want to snag a few at the current price — $89 (down from $118).