Good support and good for feeding.

At first it was the best I could find in nursing bras till I found the hot milk temptation! So was great till I found one that fitted better in the cup... Unfortunately this is very small in the cup in comparison to Freya and hot milk. I am spilling over the J cup. It is also bigger in the back... Ideally I would want a 32JJ, but only goes up to a J. In hot milk I am a 34H, and Freya it is too big in cup at a 34H. So overall if it had one cup size bigger I would definitely buy it again....

Best non-wired nursing bra I have found! Gives good shape with the side panels. Don’t make your boobs push out to side. Just wish it went up one more cup size! Back size is true, but not the cup, it runs a bit smaller... I am in Freya 34GG/H, Hotmilk 34H, Panache 32/34J. Bravissimo 32/34HH... if that helps anyone. Before pregnancy I was 30HH.

I have been feeding for 6 weeks so decided it was a good time to get fitted and invest in a good nursing bra. I was fitted in store and was between sizes, originally bought the bigger size 32H to allow some grow room for when my breasts were fuller prior to feeding. I wore the bra out of the store but after wearing for an hour I decided to return it as found it gave me terrible shape and support, I naturally have quite soft wide set boobs that need good support. I reflected that smaller size had felt and looked better so I swapped for the 30GG. Now after a day of wearing the bra I have developed painful blocked milk ducts, I believe from the side panel which is quite tight (in order to give move forward facing shape). I will now be returning the bra for a second time, really disappointed.

This is great at first (for an unwired bra) but after wearing it gets very uncomfortable because of a weird shelf thing inside the cup that isn't very stretchy. It digs in to my breast so much on each side that I've gotten sore plugged ducts from it. I can wear it for a few hours a day maybe but no longer. Too bad, because otherwise it's great. But honestly not worth it. I had to get a different bra.

The lovely fitter brought me these bras and they look really gorgeous. I bought three thinking that they would be a much prettier alternative to the Royce bras that I used when breastfeeding my first son. Then I started using these when my second son was born and soon wished I'd stayed with the Royce. There is a triangle of fabric inside the cup that cuts into the side of your breast because it keeps rolling back on itself. Also the front dips so low that the bra cuts into your breast when you're lying down. I've had mastitis twice now with them and just can't wear them anymore. Such a shame and a waste of money.

This is such a lovely bra, I like it so much that I bought it in another colour. It is pretty and amazingly it is comfy too. It gives a lovely shape, which I've never had with another nursing bra. The clips are great - they stay done up and don't random unpop, but at the same time they are easy to unclip and clip up one-handed. That is pretty great when you have a wriggly baby in the other hand!

This is my home bra.. its pretty comfortable to feed my baby... but i dun really like wearing it out as it gives a weird shape to my boobs... u probably need a good fitting because if u pick a size too small u might find ur boobs squeezed to the middle... if its too big (i tried buying 32J as after giving birth i gained a lil weight but lost it later) it will be too loose and ur boobs will be spilling sideways and it look awful..