Bengkung Postpartum Belly Wrap
Bengkung Postpartum Belly Wrap
✓ Designed for postpartum bodies
✓ No hooks, no boning, no roll-down
✓ Invisible under clothes
✓ Free US shipping over $75
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Shipping & returns
Shipping & returns
Free US shipping on orders over $75. Orders ship from the US within 1–2 business days and arrive in 2–5 business days.
Not the right fit? Return it within 30 days for a full refund.
Fit & care
Fit & care
Bengkung Postpartum Belly Wrap
Size guide
| Size | Bust | Waist | Hips |
|---|---|---|---|
| Add your measurements here | one row per size |
Between two sizes? Size down for firmer compression, size up for all-day wear.
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BENEFIT 01
Support where it actually hurts
The lower belly is where a postpartum core feels loosest and least held. Firm, targeted compression across that zone takes the strain off your back and gives you something to stand up straight against.
BENEFIT 02
Comfort you forget you're wearing
No hooks digging in, no boning, no waistband rolling down mid-afternoon. Soft bonded edges mean you can wear it through a full day with a baby on your hip.
FEATURE 01
Crossed compression panels
The Bengkung crossing pattern, mapped into bonded panels: firm across the lower belly, gentle over the ribs. You get the effect of a six-foot wrap without the twenty-minute ritual.
FEATURE 02
Silicone-lined stay-put band
A wide band grips without pinching, so nothing rolls down when you bend, lift or carry. Laser-cut edges disappear under a fitted t-shirt.
IN THE BOX
What's included
Questions moms ask us
When can I start wearing it?
When can I start wearing it?
Most moms start once bleeding has slowed and their provider has cleared them — often a few days after a vaginal birth, and after your check-up if you had a C-section. Ask your provider first.
Is it safe after a C-section?
Is it safe after a C-section?
There are no hooks, no boning and no rigid panels, so nothing presses on a scar. Still, wait for your provider's clearance before starting any compression.
How many hours a day should I wear it?
How many hours a day should I wear it?
Start with 2–4 hours and build up from there. This is compression, not a corset — if it hurts or you can't breathe comfortably, go up a size.
What size should I order?
What size should I order?
Use your current measurements, not your pre-pregnancy ones. Between two sizes: size down for firmer compression, size up for all-day wear.
Can I wear it while breastfeeding?
Can I wear it while breastfeeding?
Yes. Nothing in the design restricts the chest or the ribs.