FORMME Contour Brief

Order by your waist measurement — not your jeans size. After pregnancy they rarely match. Measure 2 inches above your belly button with the tape level, then check the chart. Between two sizes, go up. Range: XS to 5XL.

No. The crossed 360° panel spreads pressure around your whole middle instead of one spot, and a silicone grip strip lines the waistband. It stays put through sitting, bending and school runs.

No. Edges are heat-bonded, not stitched, and the leg openings are cut flat — so nothing prints through, even under thin fitted fabric.

82% nylon, 18% spandex, breathable mesh zones and a cotton gusset. Nylon keeps it thin and cool; spandex gives firm hold that snaps back after every wash. No latex, no boning.

Your call. It's built to replace your underwear — the gusset is cotton-lined. Prefer a thin pair underneath? The hold stays the same.

Not required — but consistent daily wear is what drives the result. Most moms put it on with their morning clothes and keep it on until evening.

You can, but there's no need. It's designed for daytime. Give your body the night off. It should always feel supportive — never tight.

Typically ~2 weeks after a vaginal birth and ~6 weeks after a C-section, once your provider clears you. Soft, seamless, no rigid parts.

No. A separated ab wall doesn't fix itself with time — that's why the lower belly still pushes forward years later. The crossed band supports that wall all the way around, whether you gave birth last year or 20 years ago.

Cold, gentle cycle, inside a laundry bag. Hang to dry. Skip the dryer and fabric softener to keep the grip strong.

A smoother shape the moment it's on. A visibly flatter belly for most moms within 2–3 weeks of daily wear. If not, you have 90 days for a full refund.