JoymomWomens V Neck Short Sleeve Nursing Tops Maternity Breastfeeding Shirts S-2XL

I ordered a 2XL. I usually wear a 16-18. My measurements are 49" around breasts and I wear a FULL 38DD. I still have a big tummy after baby since I gained too much during pregnancy. I am also 5'6". I am happy with the fit and may order more colors.The breast access seemed a little high but after I ran my hand over the edge and pulled a little bit (not too hard) it did stretch out enough for feeding!The material is soft and very stretchy. There is not a tag saying material content but since I know material, I can say it is most likely a mix of Polyester and Rayon and Spandex. It is a hang dry item. So it may be a bit too warm in hot climates but is fine for a Washington summer.The color is slightly more blue than the picture. I wish the top "flap" would come an inch or two lower but it does Not come up or gap so it will be fine.

Overall this is a nice nursing top. The fabric is really nice. It’s on the thicker side which I think is more flattering because it doesn’t show a bump and roll. I washed and dried going against the instructions but it turned out fine. The nursing panel is perfect for me. It’s scoop shape which is better than the cross shape because it doesn’t bunch up under the flap. It’s very easy to nurse in this shirt!One disappointment is that it’s a little boxy. That’s not helping my shape at all right now but I’ll trade it for the convenience.I’m 5’6” about 180lbs, 10 weeks postpartum, normally L/XL, size 12. I ordered an XL which is a perfect fit.

This shirt has nice construction and details. The collar is fully interfaced and the pull away panel inside is serged. The panels separate enough to comfortably expose the breast.It is a loser fitting shirt, but in a flattering way. It is plain but not to casual. It's easy to dress up.This shirt's panels do not separate enough to use a breast pump, so it's not a great work shirt.

I’m 5’4 190# 38c 3 weeks post partum. The xlarge fit too loose and long. It went down to to my butt like about half way. It was baggy by my underarms and super loose around my stomach area. I wanted a not form fitting shirt since I’m only 3 weeks postpartum and my stomach is lossy goosy but this was way too loose so I planned to exchange it.. however, I originally paid $19 for the XL... why is the L $29???? Total deal breaker for me. Not everyone can afford to pay almost $30 for 1 shirt. I was ok with paying $20 knowing I was going to wear it frequently but $30... ridiculous price increase for a smaller size. Disappointed to say the least. I can’t have a shirt I liked because it increased $10 to get a smaller size.

I really like this shirt. The color is really pretty and the make is just a step above. It has a lot of nice detail which means you can dress it up or wear it casually. It fits a little looser but that is nice after delivery. It's so easy and convenient to nurse. Would definitely buy again. I normally wear a size large and I'm debating whether I should send it back for a medium but the large is comfortable and I'm worried the medium might be too snug around the shoulders.

I really loved this shirt! The color is beautiful and i like the style of the neck line. It is made from a fairly thick material and not thin. I have worn it st least once a week and It has been washed and dried every time. It has held up beautifully! Can’t wait to get more in different colors!

Just opened my package. Shirt was missing a button, but the button fell out of the package. Shirt also has a small stain on the back. Very disappointing!!!! I was so excited for this shirt. I didn’t invest in any nursing shirts with my first born, so I’ve been waiting in anticipation... just to receive a damaged item. Wishing there was a discount option. My mom can fix the button, and I might be able to get the stain out??? It looks like something very dark brown and sticky. I almost thought it was a burn mark at first. Debating returning for a new one.Other than those 2 problems; I love the shirt! Very soft material. Looks like it will be easy to nurse in and stay covered. I’m currently 33 weeks pregnant (5’7” and prego weight of 180, post pregnancy 155/160).Fit: The Medium is long enough to fit my bump very nicely (most of my shirts don’t fully cover the bottom of my bump like this one does). So I’m guessing it will be a little long once baby is out of my belly, but I prefer loser fitting shirts to help hide postpartum bod. I think it will be a good fit on my postpartum bod. Definitely won’t be tight and I don’t think it will be too baggy (just depends on what bags and sags I end up with after baby number 2). I was worried about the line under my boobs, but it looks totally fine (for now with my prego bump at least). I wear a DD (I think? I could be a size bigger at this stage of pregnancy?) and the shirt fit perfect. I’m assuming the line will hang down a little lower once I don’t have a bump.Color: Not as green as I expected. More of a gray with a slight tent of green. It took my eyes a while to see the green in it because it just looked gray at first.Overall: I would love this shirt if it didn’t come damaged... not sure what to do yet. Return for a replacement or somehow get a discount for the way I received it and fix it myself?!?!?

Amazon seemed to think I needed a small. So I ordered a bunch of Joy Mom products in Small and they were all too small. Turns out I needed a Medium, which is what I thought I needed in the first place. Amazon is probably confused from my maternity and post partum body. I'm 5'8" and 150lbs. About 36DDD.I like the irregular black white print, it hides milk spitup well. Since the top panel is short, if you raise your arms up for anything it tends to ride up a little bit as mentioned in another review. But, milk access is easy and the irregular print helps.

It fits large and baggy.