LEADING LADY, The Uma, Wireless Nursing Bra for Women, Double-Layered Cups, One Hand Nursing Clasps, Adjustable Straps

I ordered this 2 pk. of nursing bras to get me started as I was unsure of the size difference...you gals know, it's a crap shoot depending on where you buy your bras. I wear a 38DDD regularly so I opted for the 40DDD in these to start and honestly was figuring they'd probably be too small. But I received the package in the mail just 2 days later and tried them on immediately. To my surprise, they fit wonderfully! I probably wouldn't wear them out and about as they have no underwire and I'm self-conscious about the gals being too 'free' in public, but these will definitely be great for in the hospital and around the house! For the 5 minutes I've worn it, I feel like it'll be plenty comfortable and supportive enough. It seems easy enough to use; not much fumbling to unhook the flap for feeding. Baby comes in April...I'll try and update a usage review at that point, but so far, I'm liking what I'm seeing! Oh, but I'll definitely be cutting off the large red flower accent detail...too cutesy for my liking plus they stick out kind of far and would look goofy under a shirt.

So I"m normally a 34ddd or 34E prepragnancy. I'm EBF my twins and I'm measured as a 36H/I. It's been hard to find bras that fit and are comfortable. These are awesome. I ordered the 38ddd( up a back size means down a cup size -ish) and it fits. It's actually a little snug but I wanted that. It has great shape and the A line inside which has been hard to find in bras. It has medium to average support for a maternity bra, thick straps that can be adjusted and a 4 hook band with 4 back size options. its so comfortable and soft, my boobs look great. I have a soft cup sculpted bradado (which was a small fortune) and these offer the same look in clothes but way cheaper !, more comfy and much cuter. The blk/grey stripes with the red inside is soooo cute, this is my new found mommy status way to be fashionable. I now shop shapewear and maternity instead of lingerie so I'll take what I can get lol! Oh and I wear them on the 2nd outer hook so there is room to go smaller as I lose baby weight. I think I will gently hand wash these to keep the hold and shape though. good luck with the bras breast feeding mamas!

I originally got these bras because I had seen how cute they were in a thumbnail to an article someone posted on Reddit. Someone in the thread had gotten these bras, raved about them and was nice enough to provide a link to where they had gotten them here on Amazon. I went ahead and read a few reviews and then placed an order for the black and grey ones.PROS:-Excellent fit. The second I put one of these bad boys on I was very impressed with how stretchy and soft the fabric was. It never cuts into my skin or gives a rash, and I'm never horribly sweaty, which can be a problem with a cluster-feeding infant.-Look. They look exactly like they do in the stock photo. Very simple, and nothing fancy.-Ease of use. Nursing bras aren't exactly difficult to get the hang of, but I've been able to unhook these in the dark to feed my daughter.-Price. Seriously. 2 Bras for less than $30? And good ones at that. I have two Dita Von Teese Nursing bras from Motherhood Maternity that cost about 40 bucks a pop. As gorgeous as they are, they don't hold up as well in the wash and just simply aren't as comfortable.CONS:-The bras are completely unlined. This means that if you're not wearing a heavy sweatshirt or something and happen to get a bit chilly, your nipples will pop out of the bra.-Just piggybacking to the unlined issue, this also means that the bra doesn't really give you any shape. I don't wear this bra because it makes me look good in snug shirts; I wear it because it's easy to nurse my daughter and it's comfortable to boot. So your chest can look a bit frumpy because the bra literally does not have any molding whatsoever.I'll consider the lack of underwire a pro in this case, but if I want to look hot and still want some inkling of function, I'll use one of the Dita Von Teese bras. For everyday use though, these are the clear winners of the nursing bras I've tried out. The 4 stars instead of 5 is only for the lack of lining in the cups.

These are the best nursing bras/bras for what I was wanting. I wanted comfort like a sports bra but support and functionality, being really really cute was the bonus. I bought a few nursing bras for my first child and hated all of them-something was always off w/ fit and/or support. And they all happened to be dowdy. I feel like i will keep using these even after nursing as a replacement for sports bras.The back is nice and wide w/ 4 hook closure creating extra support and comfort. The material is very soft but not flimsy. The hooks in front are very easy to hook and unhook w/ one hand. The adjustable straps are also easy and so great for changing breast size that comes w/ breastfeeding.Overall, I love!

I love these bras. I wear a size 38D. Well-- one breast is a full cup and the other is a little less than full and these bras give an even stretch and even look. I ordered another set. I have the black and white and grey striped. The two fit the same... I read another review that stated the black fit differently from the striped. Not in my case. I am ordering the white and the striped one now. I LOVE the fit and feel of these nursing bras. Oh, and the snap is so simple and secure. The bra pulls down easily and doesn't get in the way of my baby's face. I order them April 25 and they are holding up... oh but the flowers in the center are already gone. They fell off. This is the downside.This can be a choking hazard if your baby is very grabby and likes to chew on everything. Hence the 3 stars- pull the flowers off and this bra is a winner :)