Cake Maternity Rock Candy Wirefree Nursing Bra for Breastfeeding, Padded Everyday Maternity Bra

I am larger chested so finding a wireless bra that actually provides some support is pretty rare. This bra has been great! It's supportive enough that I wouldn't be embarrassed if other people saw me in this bra (although I only use it to sleep in and lounge around the house),and it's very comfortable. I also own the Cake Cotton Candy bra and I like this one much better. The Rock Candy design is more supportive and hasn't lost its elasticity like the Cotton Candy did. It's also nice that you don't have to pull this over your head, which is good when your nipples are sore when initially breastfeeding. Overall this is a really good bra, especially for those looking for more support. For reference, I am a 34DDD postpartum and the medium fits well.

I had to get a large (34 DD) but other than the medium being rather unexpectedly tiny, the large fits so nicely. I have to clasp the band at nearly the tightest hooks, but the cups fit flawlessly. The band underneath tends to crumple up in front under the weight of my boobs (the cups are soft and there's no underwire) but that being said: it doesn't affect the fit, and this is the ONLY soft cup bra I've found that gives my poor preggo boobs a normal shape! The support strap for unhooking and nursing is also, by far, the most supportive I've found. I've tried bravado - my boobs fought that bra and won. Cake Lingerie all the way!

Okay, i don't normally write reviews, especially not negative ones, but I was really needing a good supportive bra, and had a hard time finding helpful info. I know everyone's body and pregnancy is different, so hopefully this bra is working for some ladies out there, but for me this bra ran large, and was not as supportive as I needed. Also, i was a little embarrassed for my husband to see it on me (it's not very attractive) and this is pregnancy five for me, so he's seen all sorts of nursing bras by now. So as a little bit of detail, i was researching for a supportive nursing bra, i wear a B/C, so it's not that my chest is that large, but I had a breast tumor removed, and was having some pain and discomfort with changes there, and needed good support. Through my reserach this was recommended. Sadly this wasn't it for me. If you need a sturdier sleep bra, and have the money to spend, this would be good. Personally, I feel it shapes me weird, is loose, and a bit unattractive, and pricey for me in terms of what I'm willing to spend for a bra I wouldnt be wearing after I'm done nursing. Wishing I had a better experience though! And hoping it works much better somehow for others!

I bought my first Cake bra at a Nordstrom, and it's been the only bra to stick with me through both pregnancy AND postpartum. I had others from Target, Macy's, etc. and they all eventually wore out. Not only is the band resilient, it's easy to adjust the padding insert and the straps, and the clips are secure. It's really easy to fold the cups down while I'm at work to pump, and I can put myself back together one-handed after my little one falls asleep on my arm after a nursing session.When I had to throw away 2 other bras in 2 days from wear and tear, I decided to see if Amazon had the bra or something similar. I was THRILLED to find the bra, and even happier to see it was at least $20 cheaper than when I bought it in store.

I was looking mostly for a sleeping bra, but this one offers such a great support that could be worn as a daytime bra as well. It is very soft and comfortable, nursing clasps are easy to use in the middle of the night. The fit is snug, but comfortable to sleep in. Thick straps offer really good support. I was 36 DDD before pregnancy and now of course my boobs are fuller with milk, so I went with Large. It fits great. I am not using the inserts as they seem a bit too small for the bra cups, which is fine with me. I do use disposable nursing pads any way, so no need to use both. As for the price, it surely is pricey, especially since I like having two bras for sleeping and two bras from another brand for daytime, so they can be washed and used without wearing out too much. But I also know that boobs are one body part that can't be fixed in the gym. As a nursing mom, this is the most crucial time in having the right breast support so they don't lose their shape. I also spent a lot of money on other brands of bras after my first pregnancy and none of those survived the wear. I have a lot of confidence in this brand. So even though expensive, it's an investment that's worth the price.

I have another Cake maternity bra of a slightly different style in the same size and it is larger in the cup and has more options to tighten and loosen the band. This one is not great for a busty woman with a smaller rib cage. If that isn't ypur body type, I recommend this bra. The cake nursing bras have a much more flattering, rounded shape to them and seem more supportive than most non-underwire nursing bras I have tried.

I really wanted to love this bra, but after having worn it for a few weeks, all I can say is that it's ok. I followed their size chart and got a medium (for 34DD), but even with it on the tightest set of hooks, it slides around, particularly at night, when I'm lying on my side. It doesn't offer me as much support as I'd like, and there's not a lot of definition, resulting in a uniboob. It's ok for sleeping, but I would not buy another. I prefer the Bravado Body Silk Seamless and Yoga bras, which offer more definition and support for about the same price.

I'm technically a 34 ribcage but prefer 36-38 for comfort, especially with my sensitivity in pregnancy. I got an xl in anticipation of breast feeding shortly and am around an EE. It fits now and should fit for what I need it for....growing! Super comfy, supportive, and breathable enough (Summer, ugh, you can't win). The straps are a bit stiff but that will change with a few washes. The padding is removable and that's actually a bit annoying because washing will be a pain, putting those back in place everytime. Not a 'sexy' postpartum bra but so comfy and it has smooth lines under shirts.

This is the most comfortable bra! I just wish they would go away from the S, M, L sizing as it doesn't work for those of us with a smaller ribcage and larger bust. I'm a 34DD right now and the band is hard to get tight enough, however the cups are just a tad small. It's not a bra I'd wear out of the house due to the fit, but it's very comfortable to lounge in when I'm home.

Good bra,very comfortable, good support

Cup size is too small. They need to advise what cup sizes they fit.

This is my favourite maternity and nursing bra. It smooth your back, unclips and clips easily and is very comfortable. I just wish the removable cups were permanent padding, I wouldn’t wear it without the padding (especially if it’s cold out ;) ).

rides up in the back and the inner pads give your breast a funny shape