Cake Maternity Women's Parfait Flexi Wire Lace Nursing Bra

It's ok. Although it technically fits, it has a soft tacking gore. The gore is also extremely high in my size (40H in UK sizing), to the point that it actually pokes up a little higher than the slope of my breasts, and I have to be careful that my daughter doesn't hit her head on it which has happened a few times. Unfortunately this is the only underwire nursing bra I can find in my size z so I'm stuck with the thing.

Tight scratchy uncomfortable. Does hold my girls up 40DD but a plastic wire is popping out of the side after 3 uses.

Found this to not be supportive enough for my g cup chest size.

I have other Cake Maternity bras that I love -Waffles (32I), Cotton Candy (M), and Rock Candy (M) - but this one just doesn't measure up. The fit is a little odd; the gore rises up quite high in the middle even though the band and cup fit well. The seams on the cups are very visible through most clothes, but throwing a tank on under my shirt or wearing a sweatshirt hides it pretty well. Lastly, I'm not a huge fan of the off white color; it seems old lady-ish and that's not what I'm going for postpartum haha.

My favorite of the Cake nursing bras. I tried the Macaroon (didn't fit) and the Licorice as well. It doesn't tack, but out of all my complaints against the many bras I've tried (several Bravissimos and Panache Sophie), I feel that one matters least.Pros-Underwire-Firm thick band-Underwire-Padded supportive straps-Underwire-6 rows of hooks-UnderwireCons-Center gore is way too high-Center gore doesn't tack-Cake's size chart didn't quite work for meDid I mention the underwire? It seems most nursing bra makers are afraid of underwires. Well, I'm afraid of the back/neck pain of not supporting my breasts. Boob slings/hammocks don't cut it for 34I. Also, separation means less sweat and boob-on-boob chafing.Sizing: if you're accustomed to good support, you might need to go down in band. I used Cake's sizing chart, which gave me a 36G. I didn't believe it, since I'm happily wearing 34s on the middle hook. I kept the same bust measurement, but moved to 34, making me a 34I. I tried both sizes and I'm happy with the 34I. (All sizes reported in US--make sure you know which size system is being used!). I'd been wearing a 34G/H but feeling it was too small in the cup, so this made sense.

This bra is very pretty, but it fits weird and after a few weeks the fabric has been stretching out. In particular, the triangle shaped fabric under the actual cup has stretched out, and now it's all bunched up under the cup when I wear it. The straps are too long, even when adjusted to the smallest setting. The underwire is fine at first, but by the end of the day it is really uncomfortable. As a 32J, I don't have a lot of options when it comes to any bra...let alone nursing bras. I can make do with this one, but it's not great. It's really too expensive for something that has stretched out so quickly.

The bra was way to small, it's cute but not the size the product stated it was

I’ve tried several underwire nursing bras over the last 6 years and Cake nursing bras are still my undisputed favorites. I don’t like this one quite as much as the ones I had with my last two, but still better than any others I’ve had.

Very impressed have just got through post and tried on, ordered another one : )