- After trying almost a dozen maternity brands, Nothing Fits But has maternity clothes that can be worn all nine months and beyond.
- Finding brands and pieces that can be worn for special occasions and post-pregnancy can be difficult too.
- If you are looking to invest, Hatch is a great brand with premium quality clothes. They are made to last.
When it comes to maternity clothes, there are lots of things to consider.
Odds are that your current wardrobe isn't going to cut it the entire pregnancy, so you're going to need to start shopping. The question is, where do you even start? Nowadays, it seems like every brand has a maternity or "bump-friendly" section, but which brands are actually worth checking out?
Good maternity clothes should be able to grow with you through all trimesters and beyond. It's financially difficult to invest in a new wardrobe that you'd only need for a few months, so look for quality brands and styles that you can wear several times. Bonus if you can find a brand that might last through multiple pregnancies.
I've tried nearly a dozen maternity clothing brands during my pregnancy, and out of all of them, Nothing Fits But has the best maternity clothes. I love that the pieces take you through each trimester and beyond. In addition to Nothing Fits But, I'm sharing four other stores that I shopped and loved throughout my pregnancy.
Here are the best places to shop for maternity clothes:
- Best maternity clothes overall: Nothing Fits But
- Best high-quality maternity clothes: Hatch
- Best budget-friendly maternity clothes: Old Navy
- Best maternity clothes to rent: Rent the Runway
- Best maternity clothes for every occasion: ASOS
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