Toronto Maternity Boutiques

Really Great Clothes even when you are Pregnant

Toronto Maternity shopping is a mixture of chain stores and small boutiques. 

When I was shopping for maternity clothes in fall 2008 I was dissappointed with all of the mall stores. I wanted something that fit my style and better quality than what I tried on at all the typical places.

So what I ended up doing was wearing a mixture of boutique peices and maternity friendly items I could wear even now a year and a half later.

This is where I did my maternity shopping and a few places I wish I had!

Need some ideas before you go shopping? Check out our maternity shopping guides:

Early Maternity Clothes: What to buy before you pop.

Bargain Maternity Clothes: For those that don't want to spend a fortune on clothes that last less than 9 months per pregnancy. 

Maternity Business Clothes: How to continue to look work appropriate until your maternity leave starts.

Mommy Chic: How to make Mommy chic once you are at home with baby.

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evymama

Evymama is a great Toronto maternity boutique for someone looking for fashionable basics and doesn't need to spend their maternity months squeezing into a suit.

You will find a huge selection of nursing tops and bras. There are plenty of styles that will work through pregnancy and post partum.

There is also a whole wall of maternity accessories like bella bands and maternity spanx.

Neighbourhood: Baby Point

Belly

Belly is a fantastic Toronto maternity store, especially if you need (or want) more upscale maternity clothes that are non existent at the mall stores.

With fantastic dresses from Diane Von Furstenburg, great jeans from Seven & CASHMERE, you won't want to miss this boutique to make yourself feel pretty even when you are 9 months and waddling!

Neighbourhood: Davisville (Mt. Pleasant)

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Kick Maternity

Another fantastic maternity store, with extremely helpful staff.

When I was four months pregnant and not sure how to shop for maternity clothes the shop girls at Kick helped enormously!

This shop has maternity business clothes and must have basics. My favourites were the faux wrap style Micheal Stars tops and my Noppies jeans that were worn to death!

Neighbourhood: Eglinton West

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Rhonda Maternity

This is another Toronto maternity boutique that stocks an extensive selection of work appropriate maternity wear.

Their in house Rhonda Collection will allow you to work through 9 months without sacrificing your professional style.

Neighbourhood: Yorkville

Mall options



Just as there are only a handful of materntiy boutiques there is only a few chain stores that carry maternity as well. Even The Bay no longer carries maternity clothes.

Thyme Materntiy, Motherhood Maternity are the two most common in malls accross Canada but for the price you don't get very fashionable items and some mothers complain that their styles don't last 9 months.

H&M Mama is another option. Super affordable and stylish. You can find tops for around $30 and even a maternity trench.

One of the things seriously lacking in chain maternity fashions are professional items like suits.  The only option in Toronto is Mexx.

Online

When all else fails I go online to find great places to get clothes.

Since you don't find maternity boutiques on every corner and you might not feel like waddling all over town try shopping with your mouse.

Places like Gap and Asos have maternity sections to their international websites.

Second Peek Maternity Boutique

Second Peek is a Canadian owned and operated online consignment shop that stocks name brands at DEEP discounts.

You can find designer items if you watch closely. The prices make shopping for clothes that last only a few months less painful!


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