Leading Lady Women's Wireless Nursing Bra

This was my first nursing bra that I bought, and I intended it as a bra I could sleep in to deal with my massive oversupply and forceful let-down that I deal with at night. I've stopped sleeping in any clothes at all, since I found it was more of a hassle to keep the bra (a) on and (b) stuffed with absorbent material than to just sleep topless on top of towels.That being said! I have a fairly large chest (40F) and this bra fits well enough that I feel comfortable wearing it out in public. It does create a mono-boob sports bra type look, but if you don't care about that then no biggie. it runs a little bit small for me, but like I said - still comfy enough that I wear it.My biggest issue with this bra is the clasps. They are just not as secure as I would like. I have several nursing tanks made by Medela that have very heavy duty clasps - they have what feels like a double lock mechanism (they click twice when you snap them shut). This bra has a single lock mechanism, and it's pretty week. It's not uncommon for one side to come unsnapped while I'm resnapping the other side, or to have a side come undone when I'm readjusting a breast pad.I would say that even though the fit is nice, the snapping issue keeps me from getting more of these (even though I bought two!)

I hate the idea of spending a lot on nursing bras, especially since it's been an uphill battle that I'm slowly losing (nursing). This bra is comfortable and fits well. I'm a 36-38B pre and 38-40C post, so the large works. The support is OK, probably worse as you go up in cup size, but it's more sports bra material. The three clasp back can be a real pain, and you can see your nipples through the fabric, even with the removable cups in place. The fabric is soft enough to not irritate my already sore nipples as I hate the Lanisoh disposable bra pads due to their scratchiness and you can see the gel pad outline through the bra as well. I have worn this bra days in a row, under a cotton shirt. After about two days, the fabric began to show signs of wear--gathering/showing fuzzballs. I'm not sure how they would wash, but I'm not expecting it will not be well. For $25, it's not the best investment, considering Walmart sells their Leading Lady maternity brand bras for half the price. But if you consider $25 on a bra a deal, give these a try. I'm not disappointed, but realize these aren't long-lasting bras, unfortunately

Newly pregnant and having a hard time finding comfortable bras. I wear a 44dd or ddd in lane bryant bras and this is the best nursing bra i have found yet. Its very stretchy and comfortable and fairly low cut which is what ive been wanting. Its got a great latch for releasing the breast and a pocket for breast pads which are also included. My only complaint would be that i had to add a bra extender to make it more comfortable. I would prefer to not have to do this.. and im not certain this will fit comfortably as my breasts get larger but i am hoping.

My son is one month old now and it's taken this long to find a nursing bra that fits, is comfortable AND functional. This bra has been a life saver. I just ordered another one because it's so great.The fabric is reminiscent of swimsuit material, but it's very comfortable. It's got the perfect amount of stretch to provide some support without being restrictive.I'm very large breasted, so finding a nursing bra that works for me is really challenging. One of my breasts is larger, so that makes sizing extra hard. Due to the stretchy nature of this bra, my breasts both happily fit. I'm a size 42 G, and I ordered the 2X size.My only slight complaint is that the panel that has the hook and eye loops is a little scratchy on the middle of my back.This bra is nearly perfect.

I really liked this bra. I am 5'9" 150lbs. I ordered a Large when I was pregnant. (I ended up ordering an XL in black, and it seemed to fit better after my milk came in.) I'm normally a 34B cup, but would guess I sized up to a 34-36 big C, small D after I had my son and was nursing. The only thing I don't like about these bra's is that when you wash them, they gather lint a LOT and will collect small little balls of other material/fuz on them and you have to pick it off. (Not a huge deal breaker for me).Also, depending on the size (I think mine was just a bit too small) the bottom band that goes around your chest kept folding for me and isn't as comfortable to sleep in as the XL was.

I absolutely love this bra for nursing! The fabric is so soft and comfortable. My baby is 10 days old so I’m very sensitive but this bra works perfectly - it’s supportive and the fabric is comfortable and doesn’t irritate or rub. It’s so versatile too - I could wear on a walk (and have the right support) and comfortable enough to wear to bed as well. It’s rare to find that with a nursing bra. I would definitely recommend this as an everyday nursing bra for any stage!

I am a 40D and went with the X-large. Cups fit nicely, but the band is a little snug. Have in on the longest possible setting. Guessing I will need a bra extender once my milk comes in. I wonder if they even make a bra extended with 4 clips? It is comfortable and soft. The band is very flexible and does not dig in - but it does 'roll' with the big baby belly below it. Best nursing bra I've found so far - but the quest definitely continues. This will probably end up as a night bra once I find that perfect bra.

Comfortable, supportive (as much as a wireless shelf bra can be), and functional are three words I would use to describe this basic nursing bra. It stays put, although the shoulder straps lengthen themselves over time - not in a distracting way, just noticeable after a washing - and it wears well under clothing. The removable pads seemed useless to me because they made weird lines and didn't cover the whole cup, so I wear the bra without them. I own two.