Essential Hands-Free Pump&Nurse All-in-one Nursing Tank with Built in Hands-Free Pumping Bra - Black, S

This bra worked really well for me. But there are some things you should know. There are a lot of layers so be prepared for that. But that is how this bra does it's job of being multifunctional. If you are just using it for nursing then a more simple tank top would work better, but I love that is holds my medela pump bottles in place. (In fact I am pumping while wearing the tank right now as I write this review). It works great! I also love that I don't have really awkward seams under my shirt like I do from my regular pumping bra. One down side is that the fabric of the actual tank is really think in kind of a weird way. But it does help to hide the seams and I like that it is not see through. So overall I would definitely recommend it. Just know what you are buying.I ordered a small according the size chart and it is snug for sure, but I like the support. I could see larger breasted women having a harder time with the fit so I would size up if you are more than a C cup.

I was a HUGE fan of the previous version of this top! So much so that I purchased 4 of them and purchased them for my other pregnant friends as shower gifts. While the function of this newer one is the same with holding the pump in place, I feel much more exposed when pumping now. With the old version you didn't have to pull down a layer to get to the hands-free pumping slits which worked well for my work situation. Now with it pulled down, revealing the triangle bra layer, my cleavage is much more apparent and makes it more awkward for me to use this top at work in my shared office space. I wish they did not get rid of the old version and just offered two different versions for people to chose from because I would still purchase the old one.

Game changer! With my 4 year old, I never could handle pumping and nursing, and this thing is awesome. I used to use a bra that pulled down and attached a separate pumping bra - if I didn't bring it to work, i was sunk. I never expected an all in one to have good coverage, function AND support for lager breasts. Also love that it is not super low cut. Of note, works for sleeping as has the over piece that would hold pads in, but without that, I would fall out when sleeping on my side. (using seamless bra to avoid this). I am a 36 DDD/G (sometimes F) and ordered the large - I wanted more support and was between sizes, so I ordered down - 12 WEEKS OUT AND LOVE THIS. Still very comfortable.

These tanks kept me sane during my first year with my son when I went back to work. Pumping three times a day, every day, was just getting so annoying, with all the setting up and tearing down every time. Anything I could do to shave a few steps off the whole process was greatly appreciated. I typically wear tanks under most of my clothing, so a top that served as a tank, a bra, a nursing top, and a pumping bra was amazing. Very easy to use and held the shields in place as intended.Sizing was a little difficult, and I ended up using my two Small sizes most often. The top could get a little bulky in the chest area if the size is too big. I am 5' 6", and wore this size when I was 130-145 lbs, with cup size around a C-D probably (I never bothered to get measured with a real bra).I did have a seam tear on one top, and a strap tear a little on the other, but to be fair, I wore these all day, every day, for a year. They were pretty easy to fix. So all in all, pretty good quality.

I wanted this to work so bad because I exclusively pump. It fit fine felt secure in it with the built in bra, but to actually pump in this, there is no way. We’re you suppose to stick your flanges and move it over to your nipple is impossible. The only way it would have worked is if my nipples were on the side of my boobs. The material is not flexible so it’s not able to move the flange were it needs to be. They really need to rethink the design and have the opening more in the middle and not the side. So if your looking for a hands free pumping tank this isn’t it. Nursing yes. It is a little thicker material so wouldn’t be something to wear in the summer.

I had 2 of the older version of this tank that I used from the minute I got home from the hospital with my baby. After 6 months of almost daily wear it was time to add a couple more, and I was excited to see some changes! However, I've been a little disappointed.Pros: Soft fabric. Comfortable wear. Smoother look under clothes.*Cons: Too many layers of fabric! Harder to access hands free pumping. Not nearly as much coverage when pumping (as compared to the previous mode). Not as accommodating for larger chests.*Well. When I first wore it it seemed smoother. Now that it's been washed it's hard to get all the layers of the hands free bra to stay flat.Overall, I still like the product for hands free pumping at work (I like having my stomach covered), but I have a feeling I'll be reaching for my older tanks over this one.

I am absolutly In love with this hands free pumping/nursing tank. Yes it is expensive... in my opinion TOTALLY worth it. It is a quality item, the material is a thicker cotton. The clasps are wide, and the straps are also wide and thick making them not get twisted as easily. I am 5'1 120# 36D and actually had to size down to a medium in this product as I wear a large in the other Rumina bras. My only slight complaint as others comnented on how the fabric for the flanges is more off to the side than I would like but with a little adjusting there's no issue. Oh and another plus with the three layers of top fabric is that it helps hide those nips a bit too ;) There is also a wide maybe inch, inch and a half of elastic for great support under the girls. I love this product so much I had to order another one! Seriously look no more. You need this pump-nurse bra!