14 Best Maternity Swimsuits That You'll Feel Good in This Summer

Summersalt makes wildly popular swimsuits that regularly receive great feedback from people of all body types, ages and sizes, making them our top overall swimwear brand. Our editors and panelists haven’t worn this particular maternity style, but analyst Amanda Constantine has seen it in action and can attest to its quality.

It’s made of soft and stretchy material to accommodate growing baby bumps and can be adjusted with the drawcord cinch details to help you nail the perfect fit throughout your entire pregnancy. Reviewers rave about the fit and remark on the suit's functionality but say the overall aesthetic is a bit basic. On the plus side, the suit comes in two go-with-anything colors: navy and black.

Old Navy is our go-to for budget-friendly clothes that don't skimp on quality. From jeans to swimsuits, the brand's maternity section is full of comfortable and stylish picks. Our GH analysts and contributors have worn dozens of finds from Old Navy during their own pregnancies, noting that the clothes are super comfy and last for years of regular use.

This one-piece bathing suit has functional design details like shirred sides for a flexible fit through all three trimesters. As a nice touch, it also boasts UPF 40 sun protection and we love the playful blue-and-white-striped design. Just a heads up when selecting a size: One of our contributors says Old Navy's maternity selection always seemed to run a bit big.

We've always been impressed by Cupshe's wide range of flattering styles, all made with compressive materials that are designed to feel comfy. The brand is one of our top picks for postpartum moms for this very reason, but it's a go-to among pregnant contributors we polled too.

This highly-rated maternity-specific suit has ruched sides that allow it to stretch through a full pregnancy but also wins style points for its deep, ruffled V-neck and strappy tie-back. Although the bathing suit is technically machine-washable, one contributor says that you're better off hand-washing anything from Cupshe, as she experienced premature wear, like stretching, by sending hers for a spin.

Motherhood Maternity is a one-stop shop for all the clothing you could ever need while pregnant, swimsuits included. Overall, the pieces aren't as trendy as some other options, but they're truly designed with pregnancy in mind, which makes the brand's offerings some of the more comfortable options out there — especially in the later stages of pregnancy. This suit features a full over-the-bump panel with ruched sides, so it won't dig into your belly. A supportive cross-back top is gentle on tender breasts. The fabric offers UPF 50+ protection too. and you can't beat the value here.

Like most of the pregnant women we polled, our GH analysts love PinkBlush for its large selection of quality maternity wear, including swimsuits. The retailer expertly marries function and fashion, so shoppers can score something that looks great and feels comfortable. One of our contributors says everything she's owned lasted through multiple pregnancies.

This bestseller is a great example of what PinkBlush offers. The solid-tone one-piece features a flattering V-neck and a front and back cutout for style points. Adjustable straps and ruched sides make for a better fit. We love that it comes in seven colors too. Fair warning: Jump quickly if you see something you love because the brand tends to sell out of the more popular sizes.

Budget-friendly, stylish and available in an impressive 24 colors, it's easy to see why this suit by popular Amazon brand Summer Mae is a top-seller. The suit has unique button detailing at the chest that doesn't just look good — it's clutch for nursing once the baby arrives. Of course, the ruching on the sides also helps accommodate a growing belly. Our analysts haven't tried this particular style, but reviewers rave about both aesthetics and comfort. On the downside, it does seem to run a full size small, so we recommend heeding reviewer advice and sizing up.

A swimsuit dress provides a little bit more coverage than your average bathing suit. Seraphine is loved by celebrities, members of the royal family and GH analysts alike for its collection of flattering styles that fit well and feel comfortable. Offerings — this suit included — are on the more expensive side but are high-quality and typically versatile enough to wear post-pregnancy, providing more bang for your buck. We love that this swim dress can be worn in three ways: as a traditional swim dress, cinched on one side to mimic a tankini or cinched on both sides to look more like a traditional one-piece.

Swimming laps is one of the gentlest forms of exercise making it great for pregnant women. But your average swimsuit isn't necessarily the best choice for this kind of workout, even for those swimming at a slow pace. Swimsuits for lap swimming are generally stretchy, comfortable one-piece suits with thick straps and modest back and leg cuts, like this one, which comes highly recommended on Reddit.

The nylon and spandex suit, available in 10 colors and patterns, has the same traditional pull-on, cross-backed design as your average practice suit. It's not necessarily the most stylish look, but it's built with durability in mind. The swimsuit is fully lined in both the front and the back, so it won't sag or drag while swimming, and it's quick-drying for comfort post-workout.

It's not maternity-specific, but this tankini is a great option for pregnancy, because of the extra length in the top. All of that drapey fabric provides plenty of room for a growing baby bump, even into your third trimester. The beauty of this? The versatile style will last well beyond any pregnancy, making it a super smart purchase, especially considering the moderate price. At GH, our analysts consider Swimsuits for All to be one of the best retailers for plus-size bathing suits too. A prime example: this tankini comes in sizes up to 40. And it comes in 15 colors and patterns.

A lot of pregnant women try to get away with wearing their regular clothes for as long as possible. And while that may be possible with items like flowy dresses, leggings or over-sized T-shirts, swimsuits aren't as forgiving — except those from Hunza G. This luxe suit is beloved by celebrities and influencers for its one-size-fits-most design and super soft, stretchy crinkle fabric. Pregnant women we polled said even the non-maternity version of the suit fit them well into their pregnancy, but did start to get a little snug when the third trimester came around.

Now the brand offers a solution: a maternity version. The one-piece features much of the same design as the original, but offers a little bit of extra growing room in the torso, a more supportive bust and a slightly lower leg line, so you can get through the entire pregnancy in comfort and style. It comes in seven attractive colors, and we particularly like the emerald. It's gorgeous in person.

H&M's bathing suits may not be as high-quality as some other brands' offerings, but they are definitely stylish and affordable. This swimsuit has most of the features you'd hope for too. It's fully lined and has adjustable shoulder straps, cups with removable inserts for both shaping and support and ruching at the sides. Overall, we think this one piece is worth it, especially if you're only planning to wear the suit for a short window of time.

Another celebrity favorite, Hatch is a high-end maternity brand that carries luxury clothing, including bathing suits. Most styles — this one included — cost upwards of $100, but if you're willing to splurge, you'll have plenty of fashion-forward essentials to peruse. Our analysts say these bathing suits are a worthy splurge — we've been impressed with the quality of the materials and the durability of the items — and this red suit is a favorite among pregnant women who say both the shape and the color are very flattering.

It has plenty of functional features, too: Adjustable and convertible straps that can crisscross or tie as a halter, a shelf bra for support and gathering at the side seams. On the downside, Hatch's return policy isn't as friendly as others. You only have 30 days after making your purchase, and the brand charges a $10 shipping fee for all returns.

Available in three shades, including a very playful Barbie pink, this tankini is a great option for anyone who wants a little bit more coverage. The suits are made of recycled nylon, and the moms we polled said it's exceptionally stretchy and comfortable. We also like the flexibility of the removable tank straps, allowing you to wear the suit as a halter or a strapless style. Sizing is a breeze since you simply choose your pre-pregnancy size, but it's worth noting that some reviewers say the swimsuit runs a bit big. If you're in between sizes, we recommend going with the larger one. And if you have any wiggle room in your purchase window, try to time it to one of GAP's many sales for a great deal.

One of the biggest complaints about maternity clothes — and especially maternity bathing suits — is that there's such a short window of time in which you'll wear them, so it can be hard to justify the cost. We love this two-piece option from Kindred Bravely because its shelf life is much greater than your average maternity swimsuit. The bottoms are extra stretchy and have a low-rise design that you can wear under your bump while pregnant or at your hips in the fourth trimester. The top, designed by a brand that manufactures some of the most popular nursing bras, is equally functional. It has removable padding and a special crossover design that pulls to the side to make nursing a breeze. Heads up, though: The suit isn't sold as a set, so you have to buy each piece separately.