Summer Maternity Clothing

Summer maternity wear Solvea is designed to accompany you during the warmer months of pregnancy: lightweight, breathable, and ultra-stretch fabrics that adapt to your growing bump, giving you complete freedom of movement without making you feel overheated.

Maternity summer dresses: fresh, comfortable and designed for your body

Summer during pregnancy has its own rules: fewer layers, more breathability, zero constriction. Solvea's maternity summer dresses are selected to guarantee you comfort from morning to night, whether you're working, going out with friends, or simply enjoying a walk.

Among the season's must-haves you'll find the maternity shorts, lightweight and with a soft waistband that hugs the bump without squeezing it, and the maternity tank tops in cool and breathable fabric, perfect to pair with anything. For those who love a more structured style even in summer, the maternity denim shorts follow the curves without compromising on style. If instead you are looking for a comfortable alternative for exercising even in summer, the short one-piece jumpsuits are the ideal solution: a single garment, very easy to take off and put on.

For the beach and the pool you'll also find the maternity swimsuits, designed to support the bump and make you feel comfortable even in the water.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How to dress during pregnancy in summer?

Opt for lightweight, breathable fabrics like cotton and modal, avoid tight elastic at the waist, and choose soft bands that support your bump without squeezing. The most practical garments for summer are tank tops, shorts, and short jumpsuits—cool, easy to put on, and comfortable all day long. For inspiration, read our guide on how to dress during each trimester of pregnancy.

When do you start wearing maternity clothes?

There is no fixed rule: it depends on your body and how your bump grows. Many women start to feel their clothes getting tight as early as between the eighth and twelfth week, especially around the waist. Generally, the switch to maternity wear happens in the second trimester, when the bump becomes more noticeable and regular clothes are no longer comfortable. Some moms start earlier, others later… the important thing is not to wait until you feel uncomfortable to make the switch.

How to cope with the heat during pregnancy?

During pregnancy, your body temperature is naturally higher, so you may feel the heat more. A few simple tips can help: choose lightweight, breathable fabrics, opt for light colors that reflect heat, and choose high-waisted styles rather than tight elastic bands that can increase localized sweating. 

How do I choose a maternity dress size?

In general, it is best to stick to your pre-pregnancy size: maternity clothes are already designed to adapt to your changing body. However, every brand has its own measurements, so always check the specific size chart before purchasing. To help you choose correctly, we have prepared a complete guide to maternity sizes with instructions on how to measure yourself correctly and find the right size for each garment.