CRZ YOGA Butterluxe maternity tennis skirt skorts with pockets
Product description
What it is and why you’d want it
This CRZ YOGA Butterluxe women’s maternity tennis skirt is a “skort” style built for pregnancy and the postpartum period. Instead of wearing a separate skirt over loose layers, you get an over-the-belly flowy, pleated outer skirt with built-in inner shorts. That design is aimed at keeping you covered and comfortable while you’re moving—think tennis practice, golf days, workouts, or simply daily wear.
On paper, it ticks a few boxes people usually look for during pregnancy: a very soft, ultra-stretchy fabric, a gentle compression feel, and a very high waist that’s meant to sit around the bump (the over-the-belly inner short/waist concept). It’s the kind of piece that can reduce outfit fuss when your shape changes and you still want to feel put-together.
Key takeaways
The biggest draw here is the combination of a flowy, pleated skirt look and the practicality of built-in shorts. Two side pockets in the inner shorts are there for small essentials like your phone or keys, so you’re not hunting for a bag every time you go out.
It also sounds deliberately designed for movement. The Butterluxe fabric is described as extremely soft and ultra stretchy, and there’s very gentle compression. If you like activewear that feels supportive without being restrictive, this is likely to suit that style.
That said, it’s not perfect for everyone. The skirt length is listed as about 14.5 inches, so if you prefer longer coverage, you may find it a bit short for your taste.
What you’ll notice day to day
In use, this type of maternity skort tends to feel like the best of both worlds: the outer layer moves like a skirt, while the inner shorts help with coverage and reduce the “swish” or worry that can come with wearing just a skirt.
A small but practical win is the pocket placement. For tennis or a quick walk, you can keep essentials close—phone and keys—without needing a jacket or a specific accessory bag. It’s also the sort of piece that can work across different routines: a warm-up session, a casual office day, or stepping out for errands when you don’t want to change outfits.
Keep in mind that comfort and fit can depend quite a bit on how your bump sits and how much room you need as the weeks go on. If your body shape changes faster than usual, it’s worth being mindful about sizing before you commit.
Tech specs
- Product type: maternity tennis skirt / skort with built-in inner shorts
- Fabric feel (as described): extremely soft, ultra stretchy
- Compression: very gentle compression
- Waist: very high waisted, over-the-belly inner shorts style
- Skirt length: about 14.5 inches
- Pockets: two side pockets for phone or keys
- Intended wear: tennis, golf, workouts, and daily wear
Who it’s for (and who should skip it)
It makes sense if you want a maternity piece that still looks like a tennis skirt, but you also want the security of built-in shorts and pockets. It suits people who care about comfort first—stretch, softness, and a gentle compression feel—while still wanting an outfit that looks “ready” for more than just the gym.
It might not be a great match if you’re after a longer skirt length, or if you prefer looser non-compressive styles where you don’t want any compression at all. And if you mainly want ultra-minimal athleisure (no skirt overlay), you may feel this is more style-focused than necessary.
Care & maintenance and buying checks
Because the fabric is described as extremely soft and ultra stretchy, it’s a good idea to treat it like typical activewear—check the care instructions on the listing before washing, and avoid anything that could be too harsh on elastane-style materials.
Before buying, it’s also worth double-checking:
- The over-the-belly fit style: how the inner shorts sit for your current stage of pregnancy.
- Your preference for skirt length (around 14.5 inches, as stated).
- Whether you’ll actually use the pockets (phone/keys) enough to justify choosing a skort over a simple dressier skirt.
Is it worth it?
A solid pick if you want an easy maternity tennis skirt option that blends a flowy pleated look with built-in inner shorts and practical pockets. It’s especially good for active days—tennis, golf, and workouts—where coverage and movement matter, but you don’t want to sacrifice style.
You may want to skip it if you prefer longer lengths or you’re specifically avoiding compression feelings, even if the compression is described as very gentle. Also, if you’re after a purely minimal athletic short rather than a skirt-over-short design, this could feel like more garment than you need.
Mini FAQ
FAQs
Is it suitable for postpartum wear?
The product description explicitly mentions pregnancy and postpartum wear, so it’s positioned for both life stages.
Does it have pockets?
Yes—there are two side pockets in the built-in inner shorts, intended for a phone or keys.
Is it designed for tennis or just everyday wear?
It’s described as suitable for tennis and also for other uses like golf, workouts, and daily wear.
How long is the skirt?
The skirt length is listed as about 14.5 inches.
What kind of fit should I expect?
Expect a very high waisted, over-the-belly style with a very stretchy fabric and very gentle compression, which should help the piece sit comfortably as your shape changes.