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ASOS is a good one. They have sales often and I've found that their maternity clothes are often on the cheaper side especially if you avoid some brands they sell like Isabella Oliver and stick with ASOS brand. Free shipping and free returns. Dresses and bottoms are tts from what I've experienced but size down in tops.

I've been able to get some crazy great deals on maternity clothes from both GAP and Old Navy by paying attention to their 35% or 40% off sales (and these seem to come around at least once a month if not more frequently). GAP's Fall sale is up to 60% off. GAP is true to size for me other than their jeans/pants. I had to size down one size.

I'm a fan of Motherhood Maternity's jeans. I bought 3 pairs and lived in them religiously. I bought a few maternity shirts from Target and Gap off the clearance rack and since I was pregnant through the summer, I wore non-maternity dresses that fit over my bump.

I did buy some good pieces from Gap online and found their sizing to be pretty accurate to how their non-maternity clothes fit. I never buy anything full price there and would suggest waiting for a 35% or 40% discount code. I liked a lot of my pieces from H&M too but their sizing is more difficult so I felt that I had to try it on.

My favorite outfits were tunic type tops with Gap's maternity leggings. When is your due date? I was the biggest during the winter months so loose sweaters with leggings were great because they were comfortable and cozy.

I got almost all of mine from Kohls and JcPenney on clearance. Since I was only going to wear them for a couple of months, I didn't want to invest too much into it. I got some work pants and jeans for $5 each at JcPenney and some Maxi Dresses for like $8 at Kohls. I pretty much just lived in those and a handful of maternity tops my entire pregnancy. I wasn't the *most* fashionable, but it worked.

@jhd: check out eBay for used lots to save $! I wore old navy gap and target maternity and found it all to be true to my prepreg size. I got most of it from consignment shops. Also wore non maternity skirts and leggings with a yoga waist.

Old navy and target were the only places i shopped! I was teaching too

I bought a lot from Old Navy/Gap/LOFT online, they always have great coupons! In terms of sizing, if you usually gain weight in your booty/thighs, consider sizing up for maternity clothes. I went from a 6/8 pre preg to a 8/10 in maternity clothes to fit my added weight there.

Old navy! I bought it all online, they always have some sort of sale. I wore my regular size

I've been getting things here and there from gap and old navy when they have 35-40%. I've ordered my regular size, and everything fits. I am kinda cheap, but none of my work pants fit -- they're too tight in butt and hips, and well, I teach high school

I have one pair of black pants and one pair of jeans from Gap that I'm really happy with. I tried Target maternity pants, but they don't look nice and I'm worried about how they'll hold up. I wear the same pants a couple times a week so...

I've also been pushing professional dress a little bit. I don't know what your school is like, but we technically don't have a dress code. Some teachers really push it all the time, but I always feel like I have to be extra careful since I'm a 20-something teacher in a high school. These days, though, I will wear dresses and leggings, cords, black jeans/pants if I need to.

I am figuring this out as I go, but my suggestion is not to buy a ton of stuff until you know what you really need. I've been getting things on sale on an "as-needed" basis because I'm hoping to stretch my wardrobe as far as I can. But also -- switching to a few nicer maternity things has made a WORLD of difference especially given how sick I've been. It's nice to feel comfortable and less frumpy.

I had a bunch of gap and old navy basics. I bought a few flyaway cardigans in non maternity that I loved during my pregnancy but also postpartum for easy nursing. I also got a few XL sweaters from H&M that easily fit over my huge bump that look cute belted now.
I'd focus on getting basics that you can wear multiple ways and clothes that you'll be able to use again.

I bought a bunch of stuff from various thrift stores. I also waited until Old Navy had a sale and bought a few items there. Their items hold up really well. I wore many things throughout my pregnancy, loaned to a friend who wore them through hers and they are still in great condition.