🤱 Suekaphin 2PACK Nursing Bra - Wireless, Comfortable Women's Sleep & Maternity Bra for Breastfeeding Review

I love these! I have bought a lot (cotton) from Amazon and I am FINALLY happy with it! Others just don't cling to the body and stick out on the sides. They are soft, mold to your body and hug every curve! Identical to a yoga bra but with more support! I am 7 weeks PP, 130lbs, pre pregnancy 34D-DD.

These bras are ideal for breastfeeding. They offer good support and fit as expected. The only downside (if I'm really picky) is that the material isn't the softest which could potentially be rough with sore nipples (especially after breastfeeding). However, if it were a really soft material, it probably wouldn't hide your nipples through your clothes (like some of my other bras). Overall it's very comfortable and supportive. I liked them so much I bought two more!

Very comfortable. I love how they come with extensions (which I ended up using with other bras as they fit me perfectly). Also, a much better price than I could find in my local department stores. They have removable padded panels that offer some modesty in tighter shirts, but in some cases the center pleats can show through (especially when wearing thinner fabrics). For reference, I had 34 V before pregnancy, and now I'm 38 weeks and a small 34 C, I bought an average. There is still room for…

Let's start with the fact that I was 36DD/36E before pregnancy. I'm about halfway there now and I'm 40 DDD now, it's been VERY hard to find bras that actually fit! But this one does! I was a little nervous at first trying it on for the first time, mainly because I had some serious side boobs, but once I adjusted and it stretched a bit, it's divine and fits perfectly! I slept in one of these for the first time last night (mind you I NEVER sleep in a bra) and I was able to get very comfortable…

I ordered this bra to compare to the Gilligan & O'Malley nursing bra (ordered from Target for $18.99). I have Small in GOM bra and Medium in Suekaphin bra. Overall they are very similar and I am very happy with both purchases. If I had to choose a favourite, I would go for the GOM bra because of the crossed back with straps and the GOM comfort (contains 2% more elastane). Suekaphin obviously has the best price, and it's nice that it comes with an extension cord (although I probably won't need…

I'm updating my original review after I received GREAT customer service and a new bra set. It's worth it for the quality alone. They are thick but breathable and fit perfectly. They each have their own enhancements and the amenities are just so good you can tell they will serve me long after I'm pregnant and breastfeeding. Sleeping in them is comfortable, wearing them everyday is like wearing nothing, but you still get the support you need. They come with a soft lining, which I think is very…

They fit well. The material was ok, the pink made me tingle on the strap but after rubbing it a bit it wore off. There were no problems with gray. My issue with this product was actually the design/functionality. There were no problems with pumping from both sides. When I want only one side open, like when I'm breastfeeding my baby, it's hard to know what to do with the bra. Both cups are connected, so you have to somehow roll them up and tuck them under your breasts. As a B cup, I found this…

I am 35 weeks pregnant and thought it was time to invest in a nursing bra as my due date is approaching and I plan to breastfeed. First I looked around town and thought I might buy something from a local store. My options were extremely limited and what I found was either very uncomfortable/unsupportive or just too expensive. $40 for a bra! yes, not for me So I chose Revain hoping to find something convenient and affordable. I've searched for days and read hundreds of reviews on different…