What makes Old Navy our top pick for maternity clothes? First and foremost: It’s affordable. We love that you can find a variety of comfortable styles for every stage of your pregnancy, from pajamas to formal dresses. We also like that the brand has plus-size sizing, and that items are easy to find online or in stores.

However, some moms have noticed that certain styles are ill-fitting depending on where they carry their weight. We also wish that the dress styles were more unique and that the website functioned better — it can get quite sluggish.

If you’re looking for thoughtful maternity clothes that fit well and stretch in all the right places, look no further than Motherhood. The online store sells all kinds of clothing to meet your needs, including tops, bottoms, leggings, dresses and jumpsuits, bras, shapewear and more. Plus sizing is available and easy to find, and pieces have a classic feel.

On the other hand, Motherhood only offers free shipping on orders over $100. The company also doesn’t cover return shipping, and some buyers feel that the quality on certain items could be improved.

Looking for stylish maternity clothing that will make you feel confident? Try Hatch. We love that their pieces are comfortable, classy and versatile — so you can buy a few essential pieces instead of an entire wardrobe. Plus, the jeans have built in stretch panels that can expand as your belly grows.

However, orders under $200 don’t come with free shipping. Returns also cost either $10 or $15 depending on whether you choose normal or express speed. Also, some customers felt that certain items were not as high in quality or fit as they had hoped.

If you’re hoping to find a few timeless pieces that you can wear at anytime, be it pregnancy, postpartum or nursing, Ingrid + Isabel has you covered. The brand specializes in high-quality and functional items that can multitask, like a pair of leggings that can take you from the gym to an upscale dinner. Our favorite piece? The Bellaband — a stretchy band you can wear around your pants that covers an open zipper and blends with your t-shirts.

The downsides: Ingred + Isabel can get pricey, so you may not be able to buy as many items as you would like. In addition, the brand doesn’t offer free shipping (there is a $10 minimum), and return shipping costs $10.

Why we love Belly Bandit: This brand offers maternity leggings for every stage of the pregnancy journey, from stretchy, bump-friendly styles to supportive postpartum pants. (The brand is also approved by Kylie Jenner!) We also like that Belly Bandit offers free shipping over $50.

Note that this brand is better for finding one or two essential items as opposed to many new wardrobe pieces, since the products are pricey. In addition, we wish that Belly Bandit offered plus sizing on their leggings. As for returns, there is a $6.95 charge for shipping.

Looking for an affordable online store that offers plus-sized pregnancy clothing? If so, we recommend Motherhood. The brand has a plus size category for all maternity clothes, which include panties, bras and jeans. We like that its plus-sized items are all versatile staples, and that they are affordable.

However, Motherhood’s plus-sized options are limited. We also wish free shipping started at a lower minimum (it currently starts at $100), and that returns were free.

Ready to spice up your maternity wardrobe? ASOS is the place to shop. This online retailer has a variety of fun, bump-friendly pieces, including flowy dresses, business-casual attire, beachwear, jeans, staple tops and leggings. Items are on the affordable side (though they can get pricey) and you can sort items by price, product type and more to narrow down your search.

On the other hand, it’s not always easy to find a product you like in your size, because ASOS doesn’t maintain a steady supply of products in every size. Shipping can also take some time, though returns are fortunately free within 14 days of receiving the item.

When it comes to maternity clothes, Quince is the store where comfort meets chic. The brand offers a variety of curve hugging and flowy maternity dresses, so you can show off your bump while staying comfortable. Dresses are also relatively affordable, the return policy is generous (return within 365 days) and shipping is always free — a big bonus, in our opinion.

However, Quince doesn’t offer plus sizing. Many items are also better suited to pregnancy and postpartum as opposed to nursing.

Need the perfect cocktail or wedding-guest dress that flatters your baby bump without causing discomfort? Pink Blush is the first place you ought to check. In addition to selling casual pregnancy clothes, the brand offers a wide variety of formal dresses, from curve-hugging silhouettes to free-flowing maxi dresses. We love that plus sizing is available up to 3x and return shipping is free.

While Pink Blush is relatively affordable, certain styles can get pricey. The brand also doesn’t offer free shipping, and plus-sized items are somewhat limited compared to traditionally-sized items.

If you need bump-friendly clothing for work, try shopping at RW&CO. The online retailer sells a variety of classy, timeless business-friendly clothing, including dresses, jumpsuits, blouses and pants. We like that the clothing is affordable and often on sale.

However, shipping is not free for US residents (the store is based in Canada). Returns are also not free unless you are a Canadian resident.

Looking for sophisticated clothing that can work in every trimester? If so, try Seraphine. The online retailer specializes in timeless, comfortable maternity wear for every occasion you can think of. (They even sell maternity coats and jackets!) We love that this store offers free returns within 30 days of delivery.

The downsides: Shipping is not free — the cost varies depending on your location. Seraphine also does not offer exchanges. Instead, you have to return an item and buy it again in a different size.

If you like finding articles of clothing that last for decades due to their high quality, we recommend shopping at Boob Design. The store sells sustainably made and comfortable maternity essentials, including underwear, bras, pajamas, casual dresses and cold weather items.

Of course, Boob Design is expensive. Shipping is only free if you spend more than $170, and return shipping is not free.

What we like about Latched Mama: It has a wide range of nursing tops, dresses, rompers, hoodies and even swimsuits. The styles are comfortable, casual and durable, and sizing goes up to 4x.

What could be improved: Shipping is not included and varies depending on your address. The cost of return shipping is also not included, though the return timeline is on par with other stores (send back within 30 days for a refund, or within 15 days for swimsuits). In addition, a few customers complained about quality and argued that some clothing felt thin.

Maternity jeans are one of the most difficult items to shop for — it’s hard enough finding a good fit when you’re not pregnant! However, A Pea in the Pod has a decent selection of bump-friendly denim. Our favorites: The Ripe Straight Leg Maternity Overall and the Hudson High-Rise Wide-Leg Jeans.

However, A Pea in the Pod doesn’t offer sizing above a 32-inch waistband in jeans. Also, the store only offers free shipping on orders over $150, and they charge a $10 to $15 return shipping fee.

Buying maternity clothes online can get expensive if you have to pay return shipping fees. To avoid them altogether, consider the Amazon Maternity shop. Shipping and returns are free for Prime members, so you can try on and return as many items as you would like. There are a wide variety of options available, including maternity leggings, breast pumping bras, belly bands, nursing tees, flowy dresses and more.

However, Amazon isn’t the best for plus-sized clothing, and the quality of items varies depending on the seller. A lot of clothing on Amazon also isn’t sustainably made.

If you love subscription boxes, you’ll love Stitch Fix Maternity. To try it, take a style quiz and pay a $20 styling fee to receive your first box. If you keep and buy any of the items in your box, that $20 styling fee gets credited toward your purchase. Overall, the maternity styles in each box are comfortable and cute.

Still, your stylist is limited in the items they can choose for you because Stitch Fix pre-selects your clothing and accessories based on an algorithm. As a result, it’s likely that you won’t like everything in your box.

If you have sensitive skin and you’re worried about the quality of fabrics, you can rest easy with clothing from Isabella Oliver. The brand specializes in organic, environmentally and ethically-responsible textiles, so you know you’re buying good products. The styles are effortless, sophisticated and timeless — our favorite pieces are the Aisha Maternity Dress and Eda Maternity Pant.

However, we wish Isabella Oliver’s sizing were more inclusive. (Sizing for many dresses only goes up to a UK size 14.) Items can also get expensive, and shipping is only available on $149+ orders. Returns are not free for U.S. citizens.

Hoping to find a few new pairs of comfortable, stretchy undies and bras for pregnancy and postpartum? Try Kindred Bravely. The brand sells a variety of smooth, soft nursing and pumping garments, from nightgowns to wire-free bras. They also sell regular clothing, including postpartum leggings, dresses, jumpsuits and swimwear. Bonus: Returns and exchanges are free within 60 days.

The downsides: Kindred Bravely does not offer free shipping. Some customers have also noted that the color options for each item are limited, and lacy fabrics can get uncomfortable.