Band Bamboo Women's Seamless Nursing Bra Padded Maternity Comfort Sleep Bralette

cons:online bra runs small in the cup size (xl did not cover a 38dd-40dd) {$50 brand name of this bra bought from local store fit}not enough support for activity beyond basics.adjustment on straps sometimes loosen down with activity (bouncing, weight)when cosleeping, hook goes high past collar bone or falls off shoulder and can be awkward to latch one handedwhen latching hook, a clicking sound is made that could startle a light sleeping babyafter washing, the inside side strap stretched awkwardly and sometimes twist,moves which causes itchinessshows outline of nursing pads through some shirtspros:material is soft, non-itchy, and didn't smellusually one handed re-hooks easilycan comfortably sleep in it!really comfortable braband never cuts into my skin

I'm a 34DD normally and now at 8 mo pregnant I am around a 34DDD - I struggle with these S,M,L nursing bra sizes- they never fit my ribcage and ultimately are uncomfortable and kind of worthless...But I ordered the Ivory in M and it fits super well. It actually feels supportive enough to leave my house in despite no underwire. Finally!! Also the snap down is super easy and does not create weird lumps when you were this under your work clothes. I am ordering the 3 pack with nude, ivory and black and will update how those all fit.PS I am returning another purple Womens Maternity Nursing Bra I purchased from amazon (also in M) because they didnt come close to fitting like this. It was around the same price point but way different fit. I'm reviewing there too.

I LOVE THESE!Background: I'm 26, this is my first child, I'm a size 2, 34B before pregnancy, 36C now (and growing).I always wear at least lightly padded underwire bras so I was dreading searching for a nursing bra, knowing that underwires won't be comfy unless you're willing to pay the big bucks. I didn't want to sacrifice anything, not comfort, style... I wanted a bra I could wear outside of the house or to sleep. This was one of the first I ordered to try and BINGO!I'm on the smaller side of the "medium" sizes listed and I think it fits me perfectly---thus, I said it runs a little small if you want to avoid the armpit overhang. The snap device to pull the front down is great. Easy to undo with one hand, but it clips securely and I have no fear that it will come off by itself.The only criticism I have is that it does give me a little bit of a "uniboob" but that's just the nature of any stretchy sports bra type bras. It really doesn't bother me.

I'm currently 32 weeks. I wear a 34B and my regular bras were starting to get tight. So, I went ahead and purchased this set of nursing bras. I got these bras in a size large. This will be my first child and I have no idea how big my breasts will get once my milk comes in, but I can't imagine the large becoming uncomfortable. The style is similar to that of a sports bra (so it looks like I have NO boobs, even more so with my tummy being so big, haha!). I'm already tempted to keep these well beyond the birth of my daughter and wear these bras on hikes and such. They're SO darn comfortable! They're easy to unhook. I have no idea how it looks without the pads, because I'm not taking those suckers out.

I ordered these when I was a few weeks away from my due date. They fit great at first but its been 3 months now and the elastic isn't holding up. It's much too loose now. I wear one bra each day and then it gets washed, so they are are washed often. I think a nursing bra for most women is going to be washed often because of leakage and baby spit up, so I was disappointing that the material started wearing out so soon. However, it was a pretty cheap price for these and I guess you get what you pay for. So was it worth it for the money? If you are on a budget then this is a good option, but if you are able to spend a little more money I would suggest you shop for something else.

During pregnancy swelling phase, my usual nursing and regular bras became too snug. i needed an extra comfortable bra, and this was it! Great clasp bra. More details about it below...Numerous bras tried (all same size L):-- Band Bamboo Women's Seamless nursing Bra Padded-- 1st place in best comfort. Got kept, and another purchased. I think elastic wider at base, so pressure better distributed around.-- Soft French Terry Nursing Sleep Bra for Maternity-- Tied 1st place in best comfort. Got kept, along with other 1st place winner because the two were different styles of bra. this is more of a sleep bra, no clasps, just slip on and off. The elastic at base is over a wider width, so pressure was better distribuated than the other non-clasp, sleep-bras (Veami and Cakye. those were uncomfortable got returned).--Mirity Women's Seamless Maternity Nursing Bra- 2nd place in best comfort. Appearance more flattering than 1st place comfort, I tried hard to keep it, but because it wasn't most comfortable (though it was close!), it got returned. I think a big factor was this had standard # of clasps at back, whereas first place winner Band Bamboo had an extra # of clasp so allowing it to be wider around if necessary.-- CAKYE Women's Nursing Tank Sleep Bra For Nursing-- not even close. not ranked. not comfortable. I think it was a chinese one with foreign written tags (side point). mainly just not the best comfort.-- CAKYE Women's Lace Sleep Bra Yoga Bra-- not nice, but that's subjective! Someone else may like it! For me, the lace and overal style seemed like something my grandmother would wear. plus not that comfortable. returned.--VEAMI Nursing Sleep Bra-Dune Blush-- the elastic band going around at base is relatively prominent. not comfortable. this got returned.