BRLIDO Womens Nursing Tank Tops Built in Bra for Breastfeeding Maternity Camisole Brasieres

Super comfortable. Very happy with this purchase. I am 5 foot tall, 200 pounds, 33 weeks pregnant and very large in the chest. I got size 2XL and they fit perfectly. No overflowing breasts out the top, even when I bend over. I will definently be recommending these to any pregnant or nursing mothers. A previous comment stated that the white is actually more cream colored, that is true. It is not true white.The shoulder snaps are easy to use and adjust. I always remove the padding because you move once, and it's all bunched up. It is still comfortable, supportive, and offers good coverage without them.

I got some of these while still pregnant, anticipating they’d be handy while nursing. I tried them out and loved them! I’ve ended up relying on these as my “bra” from then on. As someone who is already busty pre pregnancy and nursing (DDD) with pretty dense breast tissue (per my OB), finding something supportive is already difficult when I’m not pregnant or nursing. I’ve been pleasantly surprised by how supported I feel with just the tank and the removable padding out. These have been a life saver, and I’ve come back to order more in many other colors. They’re supportive and comfortable and make access for nursing a breeze. As someone with hips, they do tend to ride up, but I just tuck them into whatever pants I have on. A few of my older ones have started pilling, but I don’t hang them to dry which could be why. I ordered the three black and the white black and grey originally, and compared to the brown, pink and black they seemed a little more compressive and supportive. I wore the white one from my original order today and am wearing the brown one from this order to bed now, and I will say the brown is also softer and a little thinner in comparison. I plan to use the colored ones with my PJs, so it’s not big deal to me. Just something to note, as I went to my previous order to get the exact tank. Overall, I pretty much exclusively wear these tanks everyday under anything. Works well with wearable breast pumps. If it were summer, I could see myself wearing these with bike shorts under all my dresses, but I mostly wear this with cardigans and flannels right now in December. Worth getting at least one set of three (I recommend the black-especially immediately post partum, the compression was comforting on my soft belly) to try. Only time they didn’t hold up was when I was engorged with my milk coming in, but my boobs were cartoon huge (again not pregnant I was a DDD) and so heavy that I’m not sure anything could have done the job justice. Now, they’re the only thing I want to wear because they handle the normal morning engorgement like a pro.

The good: they are very soft and nice and long (maybe even a bit too long, and I am tall with a long torso!). Great if you have larger 'girls' for sure.I am not breast feeding so can't speak to that. I got them because I was hoping to find some tanks with some hold that would accomadate larger breasts.The bad: they don't have quite enough structure - none really in the 'band' area, so things end up migrating south no matter what I do. The removable pads are also super lumpy/sit strangely so if you want to keep them in, they may need to be sewn in.Size wise, depending on your body type, you may need to size down. I definitely could have, and that may help with the 'hold' some.

Pros: When your whole day revolves around how fast you can get your boobs out and how easy it is to hide your gross post-partum bod from everyone, these are a win. It's nice to get some fresh clothes injected into my stale wardrobe. The fabric is soft, very stretchy, and provides some light compression on my belly.Cons: The breast padding is one of those loose cutlets that get crumpled up inside the pouch or fall right out. These things drive me crazy, I hate them, and I can't for the life of me figure out why we can't go back to the days of my Y2K spaghetti strap tops where the support (call it what it is, nipple hiding) was built in with no need for foam yarmulkes. In this tank, the foam round flopped right in half the first time I went to nurse my baby. It's a NURSING TOP, it's right there in the name. I'm using it for its intended purpose, and I'm having to adjust this dumb foam every time, or take it out and risk being nipple-rageous.I also have a complaint about the fabric. The other major thing you're going to be doing, guaranteed, while wearing this shirt is CHANGING DIAPERS, but this is the type of fabric that can't withstand touching a little bit of velcro. You let one of the diaper fasteners touch this thing, it's all over - you're going to have pilling and roughness and it'll never be the same. If you're wearing it like a straight undershirt, you may not have this problem, but if it's your top for the day, buyer beware. That's the price we're going to pay for stretchiness and compression.VERDICT:I like it more than I hate it. The boobs will look fire and the baby will get fed. I would have preferred a jersey-like T-shirt material that was fortified in the nipple area.

I like how the material isn't like a t-shirt but has some compression to it so it's easily tucked in and doesn't just pull out, it's longer in length so it's not constantly riding up your abdominal area, and the colors are ideal for a mom who has no time to try to match her own clothes when her kids are running around. I've taken the inserts out as they just bug me but it's nice to have that option whenever it's needed.

These are perfect for bedtime!! Like for a pj top! Love the feel of the material and it’s stretchy! I was going to get it for an undershirt for shirts but it’s to tight with a nursing bra on with the shirt but not very supportive with just the shirt to go out in but it’s great for night time and around the house!!!