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Best Maternity Shop Singapore

Chloe Lim· Food & Lifestyle Editor· Updated 26 May 2026
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What is available at the best maternity shops in Singapore?

The days when a woman’s maternity journey meant wearing frumpy, shapeless smocks are long gone. New collections of flattering and stylish maternity wear for the early stages of your pregnancy all the way up to breastfeeding make sure you not only feel comfortable, but also great about the way you look. If you’re wondering what you can find at the best maternity shop Singapore mothers look to for style and quality, that shop should have a great selection of maternity dresses, nursing wear, nursing bras, and more in different fabrics at affordable prices. Find wrap dresses, nursing tops, and other maternity wear essentials along with breastfeeding accessories and baby fashions in our selection of the best maternity shops in the Little Red Dot.

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1. Dear Collective

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2. Embrace

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3. Her Velvet Vase

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4. Jump Eat Cry

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5. Love Baby Bump

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6. Lovemere

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7. Next

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8. Olive Basics

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9. Spring Maternity

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10. Stillen Maternity

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11. The Thread Theory

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12. The Velvet Dolls

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FAQs

Is it practical to buy maternity clothes when you’ll only use them for nine months?

Motherhood is a lifelong journey, and well-designed and well-made maternity clothing will be easy to keep on wearing even after your baby is born. You’ll still need support during feeding and will appreciate the comfort and fit.

How do I know what my size is for maternity clothing?

You can figure out your clothes size from the size you wore before getting pregnant. Maternity shops in Singapore will take your baby bump into consideration whilst offering clothes in your size, so you won’t have to worry about your tummy fitting into your clothes. 

Will I need to keep buying bigger sizes of maternity dresses as my baby bump grows?

This is really a matter of personal choice, but a rule of thumb might be to buy clothes according to how comfortable you are. The minute what you’re wearing is too tight or cutting into your body, might be the time to go shopping for a few extra pieces that you’ll be able to keep wearing even after the baby comes, anyway. 

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Chloe Lim · Food & Lifestyle Editor

Chloe covers Singapore's dining, beauty, and lifestyle scene — eating and testing her way across the island so her picks are ones she'd send a friend to.