You can wear this jacket throughout your pregnancy and after because it has multiple conversions for each stage. With two removable zip panels that you can adjust throughout pregnancy and one extra removable zip panel to wrap around your baby when they’re in a front carrier, there's also a removable hood and an interior drawstring at the waist so you can adjust it for a better fit.

Available in either grey or black, this jacket has an open draped front, giving your belly plenty of room to grow. Not only is it stylish and a great layering piece, but it’s also reversible so you can either wear it on the faux leather side or faux suede side, depending on your outfit. (The best part? It’s machine washable.)

If you live somewhere that sees colder temperatures in the fall, you can warm up in this fully lined and filled hooded coat. It has a longer design, hitting at about the thigh, zip pockets, and full front zipper closure. If it’s a really chilly day, you can put your faux fur lined hood up to stay extra warm.

You can get this casual jacket in either black, burgundy, or camo. It has a mock turtleneck collar and front zipper closure that goes all the way up to keep the chilly breeze out as well as thumb holes on the arms for a little extra warmth. The jacket is made from microfleece, so it’s super soft and is safe for the washer and dryer.

Denim jackets are a fall classic, and this one is made with some stretchy spandex so it’ll fit all season long. It has a button closure on the front, buttoned wrist cuffs, and two chest pockets. It’s also great for layering with a long tank, because it hits at about hip height.

This sweatshirt is great for anyone who lives in a warmer climate with the occasional chilly night because of its lightweight material and snap closure design, making it easy to quickly put on or take off. It’s available in either pink or grey and between its stretch and design, it will fit throughout pregnancy. Plus, it can also be worn as a nursing sweatshirt once the baby arrives.

Available in four colors, this windbreaker has an extender panel that allows you to wear the jacket throughout pregnancy and after when you have your baby in a front carrier. It’s designed with elastic cuffs, an elastic hem, and a drawstring hood to keep the damp air away. It’s also fully lined, made from nylon, and is machine washable (but does need to be line dried).

If you live somewhere where it’s a little warmer, or you’re running hot during pregnancy, this black blazer will give you a little extra warmth without overheating you. It’s a non-maternity style, but because of the open front design, it will easily fit you during pregnancy and beyond.

With a draped open front and mixed media design, this jacket is cute, comfortable, and will surely fit your belly. The body of the jacket has a quilted design to keep you nice and toasty, while the sleeves are solid with less lining so you don’t feel constricted. It’s made from a mix of nylon and polyester and can be either machine washed or dry cleaned.

You can scoop up this lightweight jacket in five different colors and wear it when you’re working out, playing outside with your kids, or just need an extra layer for your trip to the doctor’s office. It has a front zipper that goes all the way up to the chin, thumb holes on the sleeves, zippered interior pockets, and will stretch to fit your growing bump.

This jacket has tie-belt closure and a little bit of stretch, so it will grow with you as you progress in pregnancy. It also has a back yoke for easier movement and pockets at the hips so your gloves and keys will be easy to reach. You can toss it into the washing machine, but make sure you run it through the gentle cycle setting and you dry it on low heat.

Cozy up with a cup of hot chocolate in this open front hooded jacket. It’s available in either taupe or black and has oversized ribbed cuffs, a roomy fit, and front pockets. The jacket is made from 100% polyester, so it needs to be either hand washed and hung to dry or dry cleaned.

Since it’s not maternity-specific, this trench coat will look great during and after pregnancy. It has buttons along the front for closure, but if it’s too tight buttoned it also has a waist belt that you can tie to keep your coat closed without being uncomfortable, or you can always wear it open.

This blazer has removable empire ties, so it can either be worn as just an open front jacket or tied at the waist for a more fitted look. It’s fully lined and tailored to flatter a pregnant body. Since it’s made from suiting material, it is a bit lightweight but it will still give you that extra layer of warmth on a chilly sunny day.

Perfect for cool sunny days, this pea coat is made from cozy sweatshirt-like cotton/polyester French terry material but looks like heavier wool. It has button closure as well as a removable waist tie, so you can adjust it based on your growing bump or take it off completely for a draped front look instead.