The Best Places To Buy Maternity Clothes To Look And Feel Great

Hatch is known for its on-trend and classic styles, crafted from quality fabrics. The brand was created by a mom who wanted to wear something more stylish than what she found on the market. In the mix is bump-hugging dresses, a range of jumpsuits, intimates, work clothes and even evening wear. Hatch isn’t cheap, but many of the brand’s clothes are durable enough to be worn through multiple pregnancies—and some even work well after baby arrives. Hatch’s Easy Nursing Jumpsuit is a functional favorite, with a hidden elastic waistband and adjustable wrap top with plenty of room for nursing once your little one is here.

“I'd recommend browsing this high-end maternity retailer for fashion-forward staple pieces, like a versatile dress or a pair of designer denim to last you through the trimesters,” says says Karen Teitjen, Vetted’s senior updates who is also currently pregnant. “The brand also offers clever solutions-oriented items like the Head Peace headband that comes with ice pack inserts, which I picked up to help combat pregnancy headaches.” One thing to note: Hatch charges shipping for returns, so keep this in mind before ordering multiple sizes. 

Beyond Yoga isn’t technically a maternity clothing line, but the brand has built a name for itself with its robust pregnancy loungewear basics that work well at the gym, brunch and beyond. Choose from bump-hugging tank tops, buttery-soft leggings with pockets and a range of sweatshirts in pretty and neutral shades. Many items, like the Love the Bump leggings (which top our list of the best maternity leggings) can be worn down the road by making simple tweaks, like folding down the waistband.

Kindred Bravely is a one-stop shop for comfortable maternity gear, whether you’re looking for the perfect dress for work or comfortable intimates. The company specializes in stretchy, breathable cotton styles, including jumpsuits, dresses and sleepwear you can live in. There’s even a massive range of intimates, including nursing bras and sleep bras. This maxi dress has an empire waist with a detachable tie waistband and nursing-friendly top for once your little one arrives.

Quince's emphasis on high-quality staples permeates through its maternity line, which is especially ideal for building a versatile wardrobe to dress an ever-growing baby bump—and a postpartum body afterward. We love the brand’s cozy and breastfeeding-friendly fleece sweatshirt, supportive bike shorts for exercise, light and stretchy maternity briefs and these just-supportive-enough lounge and nursing bras. In addition to being made with higher-end materials, many of these basics come in multi-packs, which gives you more bang for your buck. As a final note, returns are easy (and free) as well.  "After receiving my first clothing haul, Quince quickly became my favorite retailer for maternity clothes,” says Teitjen. “Some of my favorites include ultra-soft modal pocket T-shirts as well as more fitted ruched tees and ribbed tanks for layering.”

Seraphine offers quality items at affordable prices, and even has a celebrity fanbase. (Kate Middleton and Kate Hudson have been spotted in Seraphine, for starters.) The brand’s clothes are often versatile, with nursing access to make the transition to the fourth trimester seamless. While Seraphine has a wide range of clothing types on sale, the company has an arsenal of work dresses and slacks to choose from. This shirt dress has stretch to accommodate your belly, with buttons up the front that can be undone to create an open trench coat look.

Gap’s maternity collection is massive, and often features similar styles to what you’ll see on the company’s regular sizes. In true Gap style, most pieces have classic lines and shapes that won’t look out-of-date during subsequent pregnancies. The brand has an arsenal of breezy dresses in subtle prints, as well as stretchy cotton frocks and slacks that are more fitted. This tiered dress can be worn under a blazer for a dressier effect or as-is.

Whether your workplace is formal, casual or someplace in between, Nordstrom has a vast selection of on-trend dresses, slacks, tops and blazers to see you through your workday. Choose from pieces from big-name maternity brands like Hatch and Ripe, along with designers. This ribbed dress is slightly stretchy for your comfort and has a hidden nursing flap for once your child arrives.

Amazon is packed with maternity clothes that look good on, but cost a fraction of the price of high-end retailers. Stock up on tailored pieces and sweater dresses, including this popular faux-wrap style that comes in 13 colors. Sweaters, leggings, tanks, pants, jeans—they’re all here, and you can pick up more paper towels while you’re at it.

H&M has an impressive selection of stylish pieces at low prices. The brand’s Mama line is heavy on chic clothes that can be worn to work and off-duty, with popular items like a two-piece rib knit skirt set, wide-legged jeans and this cotton-blend jersey sweater with buttons running up one side for an adjustable fit. Pieces come in neutral shades, making it easy to mix and match them, but if you’re seeking to add more color to your maternity wardrobe it may not have as many offerings.

Old Navy’s maternity collection rivals that of Gap, with a huge selection of neutral and subtly patterned dresses and jumpsuits at affordable prices. Whether you prefer a fitted look to layer under a structured jacket or a loose dress that can stand on its own, Old Navy has it for less. This midi dress has a button front and drawstring waist you can adjust with your bump.

ASOS’s affordable fashion styles allow you to be on-trend at a low price tag. The brand’s fun pieces are available in a wide range of maternity styles and sizes, including knit dresses, wrap styles and breezy tops you can dress up or down. This knit midi dress has a sweetheart neckline for a flattering effect. It’s also half the price of designer brands.

Pinkblush has something for everyone, with colorful options and size inclusive clothes that run up to 3x. The brand shines in nearly every aspect, from flowy dresses for work to roomy tops with thoughtful details, like side slits to make room for your growing bump. You can also stock up on jeans, tank tops, swimwear and evening dresses.

From flowy tops that are great for work to stretchy jeans and lived-in off-duty T-shirts, Target has a little of everything in a wide range of sizes. The superstore’s prices are low—often $20 to $30 per item—and most pieces can be mixed and matched to get more out of your wardrobe. This top from Isabel Maternity has a keyhole back for added style.