20 Maternity Workout Clothes on Amazon to Add to Your Cart ASAP

This maternity sweatshirt stands out for workouts thanks to its soft, stretchy fabric and relaxed fit that comfortably accommodates a growing bump without feeling restrictive. Its lightweight feel and longer length make it ideal for layering over workout gear, whether you're heading to prenatal yoga, walking, or cooling down afterward. It also comes in various colors, but the coral red (pictured) is our personal fave.More: The Best Maternity Activewear for Every Stage of PregnancyThis maternity tennis dress comes with built-in shorts, a stretchy, bump-friendly fit, and convenient pockets, making it easy to move comfortably during pregnancy. The design offers breathable, lightweight comfort that works just as well for walks, prenatal workouts, or everyday errands. This is the kind of throw-on piece that works for everything from running errands to grabbing coffee or chasing toddlers at the park.Advertisement - Continue Reading BelowWe love this maternity one-piece's bump-friendly silhouette, which works for everything from workouts to maternity photo shoots to everyday wear. The soft, stretchy fabric hugs comfortably without feeling restrictive, while the sleeveless, minimalist design makes it easy to dress up with heels and jewelry or keep casual with sneakers and a denim jacket long after your gym visit.These workout shorts are made of buttery-soft, stretchy fabric and feature a supportive over-the-bump waistband that moves comfortably with your body throughout pregnancy. We appreciate its high-rise design that stays in place without rolling. Plus, they have side pockets so they're ultra-practical for holding your phone, keys, or other small essentials during walks or workouts.Advertisement - Continue Reading BelowThese maternity lounge shorts have a wonderfully stretchy yet supportive over-the-belly panel that comfortably adapts to your growing bump. Designed with breathable, lightweight material, they’re great for light workouts and walks to even relaxing at home.Thick with just the right amount of compression (according to reviewers), these buttery soft leggings are for the gal whose workout wardrobe is just as colorful as her regular one.Advertisement - Continue Reading BelowWe see no reason to give up on the bike short trend just because you're pregnant; simply pick a style that has full-panel stomach coverage. This navy pair is made with four-way stretch and chafe-proof seams, too.If you want maximum support without sacrificing breathability, Freya's best-selling underwire bra is made from the brand's Coolmax fabric, which was designed to wick away sweat, and features mesh panels to keep you cool.Advertisement - Continue Reading BelowWhether you wear them to the gym or just to cozy up on the couch, we're predicting these elastic waist joggers will become a quick staple. Reviewers note they hold up well in the wash and won't shrink.If you're a fan of corduroy, add this ribbed set to your collection. The bra comes with a removable pad so you can tailor the fit, and both pieces have a seamless design.Advertisement - Continue Reading BelowIf most of your pregnancy falls in winter or fall, thermal leggings are the way to go. Shirred detailing on the sides adds extra flexibility to this purple pair, and the fleece lining ensures they'll hold up in frigid temperatures.When the temps start to plummet, throw on this zippered jacket for your morning run. According to buyers, the material is still thin enough to be breathable—great for tricky transitional weather that always makes getting dressed a hassle.Advertisement - Continue Reading BelowYou don't actually have to do yoga in these yoga pants, but the bootcut style is a good way to switch it up if you want something just as convenient as leggings (high-waisted, elasticized support and all) with a different silhouette.Leave the bag at home and pare down your gym items to the essentials (a phone, keys, and maybe a card or two) with this 7/8-length style that comes with pockets (!!). These leggings are also designed to be worn two ways: unrolled, for a high-rise style that's more comfortable during your pregnancy, or rolled down to just below the belly button for postpartum.Advertisement - Continue Reading BelowFor the hotter months when you want to avoid bulky clothing at all costs, the answer is simple: a workout romper. This one-piece is lightweight, with 10 percent spandex in the fabric for flexibility.This V-neck style has everything you'd want during your pregnancy. Made from True & Co's signature True Body microfiber (an ultra-soft fabric that reviewers say feels like a second skin), it's seamless, wire-free, and plenty supportive.Advertisement - Continue Reading BelowFor long walks or light yoga, a lower-impact sports bra that doesn't skimp on support is all you need. We like the wide straps on this one because they come with nursing clips, so you'll get use out of it well after the baby comes. For a trip to the gym, a walk in the neighborhood, or just hanging out in the sun during the hotter months, a classic tank like this one is a must-have. Made of a nylon 66 blend with Lycra elastane, this top offers high elasticity and strong recovery for the growing belly throughout pregnancy.Advertisement - Continue Reading BelowFrom running errands to hitting a prenatal yoga class, these T-shirts will be your best friend through pregnancy. These shirts are a flowy style with a side slit, so you can dress them down with biker shorts or go a little less casual with jeans.Compression socks are great for so much more than workouts during pregnancy. If you have a long travel day planned while pregnant, it’s best to invest in a few pairs to help keep blood flowing efficiently in your legs. This pair from Momcozy delivers 20-30 mmHg of compression.Sarah Connor is a Reviews Editor for Popular Mechanics. She also contributes to Runner’s World, Bicycling, Best Products, and Biography.com. Before joining the Hearst Magazines team, Sarah was a National Content Editor for Hearst Television. She holds a master's in Journalism from Syracuse University and a dual bachelor's in English and Communications from the University of Pittsburgh. When she isn’t writing up a review of the newest gadgets, you can find her heading to the nearest rink for a figure skating session or enjoying the outdoors with her beloved Australian Shepherd, Rosie.Eunice Lucero-Lee is the Deputy Editor, Deals and Trends, for Best Products, Popular Mechanics, Runner’s World, Bicycling, and Biography. Her obsession with beauty and pop culture keeps her on top of the latest trends and viral online finds, which can also be seen in her work spearheading the Hearst Enthusiast Group’s sales and deals content. Her editorials have been featured in publications like Cosmopolitan, Esquire, The Numinous, woman&home, and Sparkling, among many others. A former music editor, she pioneered Asia’s first-ever English-helmed K-Pop magazine and has extensive experience with celebrity profiling and red-carpet reportage. She is based in Manhattan where she watches Scandi-noir crime procedurals with her cat.