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Maternity Clothes for the Whole Nine Months, and After

This is every Angel Maternity piece in one place: over 500 styles covering dresses, tops, pants, jeans, skirts, knitwear, workwear, loungewear, sleepwear, nursing pieces and hospital essentials. If you are not sure which category you need yet, start here and filter, rather than guessing your way through the menu.

Angel Maternity is designed in Australia by our own team, and almost everything is cut to work across more than one stage. A wrap dress bought at 16 weeks is still useful while breastfeeding; a knit cardigan or a pair of relaxed cotton pants outlasts the pregnancy entirely. That is deliberate, and it is the main reason maternity wear works out cheaper than it looks. See what has just landed in new arrivals, or check the current maternity sale if you are building the wardrobe on a budget.

What Size Maternity Clothing Should You Buy?

Order your usual pre-pregnancy size. Our patterns already allow for the bump, so sizing up normally leaves the shoulders, bust and armholes too loose rather than giving you more room where you need it. If you are between sizes, the size guide on each product page is the one to follow, since fit varies a little between knits, wovens and denim.

Sizing runs from XS through to 3XL in many styles, so the range covers plus size maternity wear as well as smaller frames, and there is a dedicated petite maternity edit for anyone under about 160cm who finds standard lengths swim on them. Free shipping and free returns on orders over $150 means you can order two sizes and send one back without it costing you anything.

Where to Start If You Are Building a Maternity Wardrobe

Most mums need fewer pieces than they expect. These are the ones that do the heavy lifting.

• The first buy, around weeks 12 to 16: a pair of over the bump pants or jeans and one stretch top, bought before the old clothes stop doing up.
• The everyday layer: two or three basic tees or knit tops that work under everything and wash well.
• The one-and-done: a wrap or ribbed midi dress you can wear to work, to dinner and to a scan.
• For the office: tailored work pants and a shirt or blouse from our maternity workwear range.
• For the hospital and the fourth trimester: a nightie or sleepwear set with feeding access, plus a soft two-piece to come home in.

Shop Maternity Clothing by Category

• Maternity dresses in wrap, knit, midi, maxi and occasion styles.
• Maternity tops covering tees, tanks, blouses and long sleeve basics.
• Maternity pants in cotton, woven, knit and tailored fits.
• Maternity jeans with over the bump and under the bump waistbands.
• Maternity skirts from rib midi to work-ready pencil shapes.
• Maternity knitwear for jumpers, cardigans and winter layers.
• Maternity loungewear including matching two-piece sets.
• Maternity sleepwear for nighties, pyjamas and hospital bags.
• Nursing tops with zip, crossover and flip panel feeding access.
• Maternity bras and underwear for support through every trimester.
• Maternity activewear for walking, gym and pregnancy yoga.
• Bamboo maternity clothes for breathable everyday basics.

Every order ships Australia wide, with free shipping and free returns over $150, and you can shop the range in person at our Castle Hill store in Sydney's Hills District.

Maternity Clothing FAQs

When do most women start wearing maternity clothes?

Usually somewhere between weeks 12 and 16, and often earlier for a second pregnancy. The first sign is normally waistbands rather than tops, so a pair of maternity pants or jeans tends to be the first purchase worth making.

Does Angel Maternity cater to plus size and petite?

Yes. Sizing runs up to 3XL in many styles, and the petite maternity edit gathers the shorter lengths in one place. Because fit varies between fabrics, check the measurements on the individual product page rather than assuming one size works across every style.

How many maternity pieces do I actually need?

A capsule of about eight to ten items usually covers a full pregnancy: two bottoms, three or four tops, two dresses, one knit layer and one sleepwear set. Choosing pieces in one or two colour families means almost everything works together.

Can maternity clothes be worn after the birth?

Most of ours can. Wrap fronts, crossover necklines, zip and flip panel tops and elastic waistbands all keep working through recovery and breastfeeding, which is why so many mums are still wearing these pieces a year later.