Suekaphin 5PACK Nursing Bra Wireless Bra Women’s Sleeping Maternity Bra Breastfeeding Bra

Very comfortable for a bustier mom!
I am almost 37 weeks pregnant with my third kiddo. Pre pregnancy/nursing I am usually a 46DD or an XL-XXL top. I went with the 4X because I will be nursing so my cup size will increase, and I usually have issues with bra bands fitting comfortably enough. This size fits great, and I probably could have done a 3X with no problems.Very comfortable and affordable nursing bras. They are very soft and smooth, and seem like good quality. The band is wide enough that it stays in place and doesn’t bunch or roll. The clasps work well for nursing. I usually also dont like typical bras with the back clasps, I am very much a pullover/sports bra girl..but these dont bother me at all.I did remove the padding as it felt bunchy and will definitely slip out of place once washed. Still has plenty of support without the pads.(Pictured are 4/5 bras. I am currently wearing the gray one!)

Comfortable yet supportive!
These are great! They’re soft and material is durable so washing them won’t be an issue. I got a size large but normally am a 34A pre pregnancy and 33 weeks now and my breasts have grown in size and once my milk comes in, these will be comfortable to wear with enough room to put my hands free pump into as well! Just buy them, you won’t regret it!

You get what you pay for- cheap and it has padding that gets misaligned ALL the time
I do not recommend. Purchased as an alternative to my normal bras at the beginning of my first pregnancy- I needed support with no underwire and something larger as my breasts were growing. I purchased these because the price and the high number of purchases & positive reviews.You get what you pay for. So they did provide me comfort and relief that I was personally looking for but the bras did not even last to the end of my pregnancy.My biggest complaint is there’s a padded insert; it’s not very thick, so I thought I could remove it but my rock solid nipples would show without the padding. Also, once washed the padding gets all misaligned and the hole is not large enough to easily adjust and fix the padding. I was pregnant and the last thing I wanted to do was have to adjust padding in my bra. So that alone should have been a deal breaker. I foolishly purchased a second pack right before baby, thinking a fresh pack will help. Once baby was here, I stopped wearing and switched to pumping bras.They don’t breathe very well, so expect lots of boob sweat.Also, once you finally breast feed and flip it down, the padding ALWAYS gets messed up; and the last thing you want to do is deal with messed up padding while taking care of a newborn.By not lasting the whole pregnancy- the straps were so stretched that the support was gone and my boobs sagged pretty much the same as without the bra. Adjusting the tightness didn’t matter.Being a first time mom, I didn’t realize there was a difference in pumping bras and nursing bras- they look similar but this bra is not a pumping bra. Sure there are hacks to use nursing bras as pumping bras but that really stresses the fabric more than you normally do just wearing it.I primarily breast fed and occasionally pumped but would highly recommend a pumping bra instead. Pump bra works as nurse bra but nurse bra as well. My pump bra had no additional padding and the fabric was relatively thick enough to cover the hard nipples.I highly recommend investing in a couple nice pumping bras- yes they’re more expensive but they last longer.These are priced cheap because they’re cheap.Sure they worked in a pinch for me but I wish I would have invested in better quality.Oh and also, the pink and nude stained really easily- like if my boobs sweat a lot and I was wearing a dark colored shirt, the bra took on some of the shirt color. I didn’t really care but it was annoying.Spend your monies elsewhere.

Me mandaron un brassier usado, con la tela reventada. Huele a que lo lavaron pero claramente se nota la mancha de leche y con bolitas de tela que se hacen en la secadora.

Clear plastic packaging containing 6 separate plastic packs containing 1 bra each and 1 for the extension hook eye – I normally wear 34C and ordered the M as per size chart shown and the fits is snug (30wks now) on the widest hook eye but hopefully the extension will come handy later – material is very soft like jersey and no underwire so very comfortable.

I really like these bras so far, and the price is defiantly great, considering in my area, one maternity bra is at least $15, so getting 5 bras for about $50 is great!It clearly says if your pregnant, consider going up a size, I agree with this. My bra size (12D) once converted recommends a medium (very close to a large) but I did size up to a large and they fit perfectly and seem like they will still fit once baby comes and my milk comes in. They do come with bra extenders also!Just like most nursing bras, the padding is removable, so you will need to fiddle with it at times, but simple solution if you don’t want to fiddle with them, just sow the padding to the bra and you should be right. I don’t personally have an issue with padding, most the time I leave them out anyway. But thought I’d put that in here for those who hate messing around with the padding.I must say that when they arrived they had a very strong smell to them, not a bad smell, but the best I can describe it is that they smelt like a very strong floral fragranced washing powder (my sister purchased the same bras after I received mine and said hers had the smell as well). I hand washed them first and then chucked them in a normal load of washing and the strong smell was gone. That doesn’t affect the bras itself though.Overall I think these bras are great for the price and they are good quality and comfy. I do recommend these bras and also consider sizing up.