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I haven't been too impressed with summer options either, honestly, but I have found a couple comfy pair of shorts from Old Navy - http://oldnavy.gap.com/browse/product.do?cid=65527&vid=1&pid=609193042 (I find they run true-to-size) - and my most comfortable knit dresses are from Pink Blush (not super cheap, but they do have sales).

I'm basically just over maternity clothes in general, so I'm probably not a good resource

I've gotten cute stuff at Target on clearance!

Also, Walmart was strangely a go-to place for some cheap but decent stuff!

I got some really cute pieces at thredup for super cheap. Zulilly is another good option!

Oh, and I just saw that costco online has maternity clothes, too.

I liked the Thyme maternity brand. It was sold at Babies R Us near me but I noticed my store doesn't have it anymore. I really like the summer stuff I got there, comfortable and well fitting. It felt nicer than Target or Old Navy stuff.

Gap makes a jersey foldover maxi maternity skirt that I lived in for both pregnancies. ON makes a similar one in a knee length that I had 2 of as well. ON's maternity jeans and one pair of black slacks carried me for both pregnancies. ON had linen blend shorts last summer that were super cool and comfy. For ON shirts, I look specifically for the slub material - its soft and light and comfy. I like the Liz Lange maternity tanks from Target (the ones that are like undershirts and not spaghetti strap) - they were super soft and stretchy and sooo comfy. I just wore a denim button down or a kimono/open flowy cardigans on top if I needed it.

If you need something a little nicer, the LL Bean summer knit dress line is wonderful - even through post partum and nursing.

I'm super super cheap (like I rarely spend over $75 annually on clothes) when it comes to clothes, and I've had luck at Target (but not in maternity). I've bought several fold over maxi skirts, and several maxi dresses on clearance. Because they're basically Tshirt material they stretched over my belly and were way more flattering than maternity dresses because they had less fabric. With the foldover skirts I could wear regular tanks because I could use the foldover panel and pull it up over my belly.

I'm currently 37 weeks (with #2) and I've only really bought two actual maternity shirts, two pairs of leggings (which I got during a Black Friday sale), and one pair of maternity shorts. I actually prefer my non-maternity, $15 foldover leggings from Target to my Gap maternity leggings.

I also wanted to add that I'm not some tiny petite pregnant lady! I'm 5'2 and currently about 190! So I'm all about Target!

But Ross also has some good maxi dresses usually.