Ingrid & Isabel tops our list thanks to its variety of everyday pieces you can add to your wardrobe, including jeans, dresses, undergarments, and more. For Ingrid & Isabel, it all started with the Belly Band, a maternity band worn over unbuttoned or unzipped jeans, pants, skirts, and shorts. The band keeps your pants in place, and your belly smooth and supported.

Since then, the brand has grown to include all the basics: leggings, camis, support wear, T-shirts, dresses, denim, and more. The pieces are simple yet stylish and well-made. It’s a one-stop shop for modern parents-to-be. You’ll appreciate that every product has a “fit notes” area that outlines how it fits, with details such as how the garment’s size should compare to your pre-pregnancy sizing, inseam measurements, and how many months pregnant the models in the photos are for comparison.

Just because you’re pregnant doesn’t mean you don’t want to be on-trend. Luckily, ASOS has a ton of fashion-forward pieces in its maternity section at budget-friendly prices. Don’t worry about being limited to outdated patterns and bland neutrals. The site offers fun dresses, rompers, tops, loungewear, basics, and more.

ASOS makes it super easy to stay stylish on a budget. We love that the brand has tons of maternity jumpsuits ranging from colorful to classic, like this black beach jumpsuit. As stylist Nicole Scudder tells Verywell Family, “Jumpsuits are definitely trending. Whether you are wearing a knit style with a baseball cap and sneakers, or a wide leg style with jewelry and wedges, you will find this style to be so versatile in a maternity wardrobe.” Plus, ASOS makes shopping online super easy with speedy shipping and free returns.

The unofficial home of designer maternity wear through the first trimester and on, A Pea in the Pod is a great place to shop for flattering styles at any stage of your pregnancy, including postpartum. If your budget is higher, you can shop fashion-forward brands like Frame, Citizens of Humanity, Splendid, and Paige. The retailer even has a designer denim section, which features leading denim brands’ maternity offerings. A Pea in the Pod makes it easy to search for favorite designers, and now there’s no maternity filter needed! We also love how they helpfully categorize the site for specific needs like “Trending,” “Baby Shower Dresses,” and “Luxe Deals.”

Kindred Bravely touts itself as a company selling clothes “designed by moms for moms” and it shows, especially in its wide ranging option of undergarments. Not only does it sell maternity and postpartum bras and underwear, it also has a number of various lines of both items. These include Signature Cotton underwear, Grow With Me briefs and undershirts, and leak-proof underwear. The hands-free pumping and nursing bras are also a big hit postpartum.

Many of the signature products, like the Bamboo Seamless No Rub Thigh Savers, come in either maternity or postpartum style. Kindred Bravely always offers a wide range of colors to match all skin tones.

If you’re looking for comfort and style but don’t want to spend a lot on clothes you’ll only wear for six months, H&M has everything you need at the right price.

Just like with the brand’s non-maternity options, you’ll find hundreds of comfy yet trendy items, most below $50, that you can mix and match with items you already own. Or you can create an all-new capsule wardrobe. The options are always changing with whatever comes into style, which is nice for younger parents who don’t want to compromise their style during pregnancy. H&M also offers two-packs for many staples, like tank tops, bras, or this affordable two-pack of black bike shorts.

Most doctors recommend exercise during pregnancy, but finding the right workout clothes for a growing belly isn’t alway easy. Gap’s activewear line GapFit has many options in its maternity section, and they’re perfect for pregnant people who want to keep up with their active lifestyles without feeling restricted.

Made to grow and move with you, Gap’s leggings come in all sorts of cute fits and patterns. The tops and sports bras are made with breathable, moisture-wicking fabrics. Many of the tops have ruching along the sides for more belly room and are designed not to chafe. Fans of Gap’s maximum coverage no-show blackout leggings will be happy to know these are also available in maternity sizes.

Summersalt isn’t a maternity-specific brand, but the company’s flattering swimwear put it on the map, and now the line includes pieces adapted for pregnant people.

The brand’s maternity one- and two-piece swimsuits don’t look frumpy at all. In fact, they’re trendy, structured, and fit like a dream. The suits have what the brand calls “mama-friendly features” like flattering side shirring, an empire seam, a shelf bra with built-in soft cups for support, and adjustable back straps. The colors and patterns are fun, trendy, and understated. For mix and match styles, the Maternity Cinched High Rise Bottom can be ordered alone or with a top, so you can get an exact fit.

Have you ever tried to button up a coat over your bump? For expecting parents in cold climates, bump-friendly maternity outerwear is a must-have. Seraphine is a fashion-forward maternity and parenthood clothing line known for specialty items, like formal wear, and for its large selection of work-friendly clothes, basics, and outerwear.

Seraphine’s three-in-one maternity parkas are designed to grow with you through your nine months and then adapt to post-birth babywearing. There’s a wide variety of styles and options like the classic parkas, a rain jacket, a casual khaki jacket, and stylish cashmere wool coats for work and nicer occasions. The brand even has a coat for Dad to wear with the baby.

Storq came onto the scene with a simple mission—to make maternity and nursing clothes for modern parents who don’t want to trade in their style for nine months. Nothing it sells is overcomplicated, but the higher prices reflect a commitment to better fits and quality fabrics.

The Storq collection is small and curated, and most of its best-selling pieces are elevated basics and loungewear. We love the Anytime Overalls, Three-Piece Lounge Set, and Luxe Joggers.

Aside from round-the-clock comfort, support for your growing belly and body is key when shopping for maternity clothes. Blanqi’s line of support wear is tailored for maternity, postpartum, and beyond—and its leggings are long-time best sellers for a reason. All styles have built-in seamless support, light compression, and breathable moisture-wicking fabric.

Blanqi fans love the brand’s traditional over-the-belly support leggings because they help lift and redistribute the weight of your bump and have added back support. There are also hip-height leggings for everyday wear, SportSupport leggings designed for workouts, and postpartum high-waisted leggings with gentle midsection compression to smooth and secure your post-baby belly.

The leggings, along with the rest of Blanqi’s game-changing support wear, come in mostly neutral colors like black, gray, white, and blue, so they won’t go out of style if you plan on expanding your family in the future. As you stock your closet, remember Scudder’s advice: “A black pair [of leggings] is a total must have.”

Stitch Fix is a convenient option for people who love personal suggestions and a curated shopping experience. Each user is matched with a stylist who will hand select clothing based on your pregnancy stage and budget. You can do this as an occasional option, or on a monthly basis, subscription-style.

You try on the clothes you receive at home, keep what you want, and send back the rest. Free shipping and returns make the process super easy. Busy parents-to-be simply take an online style quiz to get started, and your $20 stylist’s fee gets credited toward anything you decide to keep. Even better, there’s a 25% discount if you purchase your whole box.

If you’re not ready to invest in maternity clothes or just want the flexibility of a versatile wardrobe, Nuuly Rent is an innovative option where you can rent maternity clothing. Pregnancy is a perfect time to change up your wardrobe, matching the changes in your body.

With a subscription, you pay $88 a month and have access to six styles a month. Wear those clothes all month, don’t worry about any repairs or dry cleaning, and send them back. If you happen to fall in love with an item, Nuuly makes it easy to purchase the piece. There’s no dictating what your six items have to be, so you can make them all jeans, two different sizes of tops, or one of everything. User reviews are helpful here in sharing fit details.

It’s no surprise that Amazon Essentials has created a nice line of maternity wardrobe staples. While the mega-retailer may not stand out in the exciting fashion category, it sure is useful. Inexpensive, with fast and free shipping for orders above $25 (or all free for Prime members), and free returns, Amazon makes it easy to stock up on essentials and get them quickly.

While the clothes may not last for multiple pregnancies, if you’re in the market for some basics, this is a great source. We love that many of the options, like a maternity tank, come in a two-pack with multiple color options.

Whether you need a dress for a formal event, a baby shower, or everyday comfort, PinkBlush has you covered. It has many maternity dresses in a huge range of styles from very formal to very casual. Another benefit is that many of its more basic dresses come in a rainbow of color options, so it’s easy to scoop up an LBD and a more colorful option.

PinkBlush sorts its dresses in helpful ways, making it easy to search for “evening dresses,” “photoshoot gowns,” “tall-friendly dresses,” and so much more.