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The Only Maternity Clothing Brands Actually Worth Your Time & Money

Pregnancy has a way of humbling you — especially in your closet.

I’m currently pregnant with my third baby, which means I’ve done the maternity thing twice before. I thought I’d simply pull out the storage bin, rotate in a few trusty pieces, and carry on. Instead, I found myself holding up old maternity jeans thinking, Did I really wear these? Voluntarily? Fashion has changed a lot since my last pregnancy — and thankfully, maternity style has changed with it.

The biggest difference? It no longer feels like you’re stepping into a completely separate (slightly dated) category of clothing the second you need an elastic waistband. When I was pregnant before, the options leaned heavily into super-stretchy skinny jeans, ultra-fitted tops, and silhouettes that felt more “make it work” than genuinely stylish. We survived. But it wasn’t exactly inspiring.

Now, the trends we’re already wearing actually complement a growing bump. Relaxed denim. Breezy dresses. Matching knit sets. Oversized button-downs. Pieces that feel current and wearable — not like a temporary wardrobe you can’t wait to retire. And as someone who covers shopping and lifestyle for a living (and spends an embarrassing amount of time analyzing product pages), I can confidently say the maternity selection is better than it’s ever been.

At this stage in motherhood, I care deeply about comfort. I need clothes that can handle school drop-off with my two kids, sitting crisscross on the floor, and long days that start early and end… ambiguously. But I also still want to feel pulled together. Pregnancy is a season, yes — but that doesn’t mean personal style has to disappear for nine months.

The good news? There are genuinely cute, thoughtfully designed places to shop for maternity clothes right now. And they’re worth knowing about.

Best Maternity Clothing, At A Glance:

Best Maternity Jeans

The Maternity Side-Panel Perfect Vintage Wide-Leg Jean in Enmore Wash

I’ve long lived in Madewell denim (their Airy Denim is on rotation for me), so when the brand rolled out maternity styles, I had a feeling they’d get it right. These wide-leg jeans have that same soft, broken-in feel I expect from Madewell, but with comfortable stretch panels that make room for a growing bump without feeling bulky. The silhouette feels especially right for transitioning to spring — and if you’re leaning into lighter seasonal denim, Madewell also makes a cropped white denim option, too.

Sizes: 23–33
Colors: Coast Blue & Vintage Canvas


Abercrombie Maternity Ankle Straight Jeans

Abercrombie has become one of my favorite spots for denim, so I was excited to see them roll out maternity styles. These ankle-straight jeans hit the sweet spot between relaxed and polished, with a classic straight-leg silhouette that pairs well with everything in your closet. Just a heads-up: these sell out quickly, but restocks happen often — if your size or favorite wash isn’t available, it’s worth keeping an eye on the site.

Sizes: 24–34
Colors: Dark, Rinse & Black


Best Maternity Brands For Lounging

Bumpsuit The Cotton Long Sleeve Crop Tee and Shorts

Bumpsuit nails it when it comes to lounge wear. The fabric is buttery soft cotton with just enough stretch to move with you (and your bump), so it feels cozy without ever looking sloppy. I’ve worn this on lazy mornings, Zoom calls, and even quick errands, and it still looks like I put effort into my outfit — not like I rolled out of bed and called it a day. The crop-and-high-rise combo hits in all the right places, making it flattering while keeping comfort front and center. Bonus: Bumpsuit is one of Hailey Bieber’s most-loved brands while she was pregnant!

Sizes: XS – XL
Color: Heather Grey


Kindred Bravely Aria Bamboo Casual Cropped Top and Lounge Pants

If I could live in one set for the rest of my pregnancy, it might be this Kindred Bravely set. The bamboo fabric is incredibly soft and breathable, with just the right amount of stretch to move with you — perfect for lounging, playing with the kids, or sneaking in a quick nap. The cropped top and matching lounge pants are perfectly coordinated, making the outfit feel intentional even on days when “getting dressed” feels optional. The brand might be best known for their nursing bras, but don’t skip out on their clothing — it’s just as good.

Sizes: XS–1X
Colors: Black, Granite, Redwood, White & Black Stripe, Bright Red, Taupe


Best Maternity Brands for Work

Seraphine Blue Chambray Denim Maternity & Nursing Shirt Dress

If you’re juggling work emails, toddlers, and a growing bump, a dress like this chambray shirt dress feels like a tiny miracle. The fabric is soft and breathable, but still crisp enough to look put-together in meetings or on Zoom calls, which is no small feat during pregnancy. It’s from the UK brand Seraphine, and yes — Kate Middleton has been spotted wearing them during her pregnancies, so you know it’s got that classic, polished vibe.

Size: US 2-14
Color: Chambray


Ingrid + Isabel Arlo Maternity Black Woven Jumpsuit

Some days, getting dressed for work feels like a full-time job and this Ingrid + Isabel jumpsuit makes it so much easier. The black woven fabric is structured enough to feel polished but still moves with your bump, and the waist tie actually makes it flattering instead of boxy. I throw it on with heels or flats, add a blazer if I’m feeling fancy, and suddenly I’m meeting-ready without overthinking it.

Size: XS – XL
Color:
Black


Best Maternity Brands for Everyday Wear

Quince 100% Organic Cotton Gauze Sleeveless Swing Dress

I love Quince because it makes luxury everyday clothes feel affordable. While they are best known for cashmere sweaters and slip dresses, they have bump-friendly dresses and a maternity section that’s a total hidden gem. Cotton overalls, linen button-downs, and flowy dresses are a pregnant mom’s dream at the right price point. For me, flowy dresses are a staple in pregnancy, especially in the upcoming warmer months, and this one takes the cake.

Sizes: XS – XL
Colors: Dark Olive, Black, Brown


PinkBlush Striped Button Up Dolman Maternity Top

This PinkBlush striped dolman top has quickly become one of my everyday staples. The fabric is soft and breezy, the relaxed fit is comfortable over my bump, and the length is perfect for covering those maternity jean stretch panels — no awkward tucking necessary. I love the subtle stripes and button-up detail, which make it feel a little polished without trying too hard. Toss it on with jeans or leggings, and you’re basically set for the day.

Size: S/M or L/XL
Color: Charcoal, Taupe, Brown, Teal, Fuchsia, Forest Green, Peach, Red


Best Work Out Maternity Brands

Beyond Yoga Spacedye Maternity Jogger and Racerback Tank

I actually love working out while pregnant — it keeps me energized, boosts my mood, and makes chasing toddlers feel slightly less like a workout itself. That’s why I’m obsessed with Beyond Yoga. Their leggings and tops are buttery soft, crazy stretchy, and breathable enough to move with my bump without any pinching or digging. I wear them for yoga, stroller walks, or even strength circuits, and they always keep me comfortable while actually looking like real activewear.

Size: XS-XL
Color: Nocturnal Navy, Black, Eggplant Purple Heather


Vitality Cloud II Maternity Biker Short

Bike shorts are a pregnancy staple for a reason — they’re stretchy, comfortable, and hug your bump in all the right ways. Vitality’s bike shorts hit all the right notes: a high waist for coverage, soft fabric that actually breathes, and a fit that stays put no matter what you’re doing. I throw them on with oversized tees, tunics, or cozy sweatshirts, and suddenly running errands, workingout, or chasing toddlers feels a lot easier.

Sizes: XXS – XL
Colors: Midnight, Forest, Sapphire


Best Maternity Pajama Brands

Little Sleepies Women's Pajama Set

If you’ve ever dressed your baby or toddler in Little Sleepies pajamas and thought, this volume of comfort should come in my size, you’re in luck — it does. These pajamas are soft and light in all the ways you actually notice when you’re trying to get a good night’s sleep during pregnancy. Their newborn capsule is perfect if you plan to match your little one in the hospital. They even make adult sizes in holiday collections and fun collaborations.

Size: XS – 3XL
Colors: Misty Lavender, Willow, Rosewood, Chestnut Brown Stripe, Midnight Petals, and more.


Lake Pima Maternity Shorts Set

I never thought I’d get genuinely excited about pajamas, but the Lake Pajamas completely changed that. They’re ridiculously soft, breathable, and the kind of thing you want to live in during every trimester. The shorts are the perfect length and the top gives plenty of room without overheating. Honestly, slipping into this set feels like a tiny victory at the end of a long day — the kind of comfort that makes bedtime actually something to look forward to.

Size: XXS – XXL
Colors: Parisian Green, Hydrangea, English Rose Garden Floral, Winterberry Jasmine Vine


Best Brand for Renting Maternity Clothing

Nuuly Maternity Floral Kiko Dress

Pregnancy clothes are such a short-term investment, which is why I love Nuuly. Their rental program lets you pick six pieces at a time, wear them for as long as you need, and then swap them out for something new. It’s perfect for special occasions, trips, or events when you want to look put-together without buying something you’ll only wear once, and it keeps your closet clutter-free while letting you enjoy fresh, stylish pieces every season. A Nuuly subscription costs $98 per month and offers a broad selection of brands and styles – even non-maternity.


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