Baby #3 due in a week, pls hit me up with your favorite resources for nursing clothes - casual spring/summer stuff (tops and casual dresses) comfy for wearing around the house but cute enough for a socially distanced walk around the neighborhood 
Ideally wouldn't spend more than $20/top and $30/dress and it wouldn't be so cheap that it would fall apart after a few washes!
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I have some target nursing tanks that have held up surprisingly well. Also this nursing tank is my fave: https://www.amazon.com/BRAVADO-DESIGNS-Womens-Dream-Nursing/dp/B019OYXBT4?th=1&psc=1
I tend to opt for loose t-shirts (just ordered a few from Old Navy) with a nursing tank top underneath for home. I (usually) WOH, so I need clothes that are pumping friendly (access to both breasts, tend not to wrinkle), rather than nursing friendly per se.
FWIW, I've found that you get what you pay for with nursing bras and tanks. The Bravado tanktop is worth every penny and the cheap nursing tanks from Motherhood did not work for me at all (I'm a 38D/DD when nursing).
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My daughter is already one, but we are still nursing, and I've been living in my nursing clothes all year. I've actually really loved everything I've gotten from motherhood maternity. I have a couple tanks from Target that have worked well too. I've also been very happy with the bras and a tank I got from Kohl's.
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Try Poshmark! I'm seriously obsesseed with it. I sadly just sold the last of my nursing clothes on there. I liked the brand "Lab40" for nursing-specific clothes. By my second time nursing, I didn't mess with nursing clothes much. I loved high waisted leggings, sports bras that pull down easy, and I would just lift up the bottom of my shirt. Or I looked for shirts in the "suplice" style. I don't know if that name is brand-specific, but its basically like some kind of wrap top.
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You don't need nursing tanks! Just buy nursing bras and some tank tops that you are not attached to. Then wear whatever shirt you want over the tank. When you need to nurse, pull your normal shirt up and the tank down. One up, one down. The tank will get stretched out, so don't expect it to last longer than your nursing life. This works with pretty much any outfit other than a dress.
I did miss dresses during the summers when I was nursing. I switched to skirts, but I don't like skirts as much as dresses.
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Never really wore nursing clothes! Always wore nursing tank and regular shirts and pulled up. Or dresses/rompers that are button front. I finally bought new tanks/bras with #3 and find Target’s Auden line really good!
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