Seamless Pump&Nurse Hands-Free Pumping and Nursing Bra, Small to Plus Size

My new favorite nursing bra and I technically just bought for pumping. This is super comfortable and works super well as pumping or nursing! Wish I would’ve bought this to begin with! About a 36D or DD while nursing and I ordered a large

I have tried a million pumping/nursing bras so far and they all are absolutely terrible. Finally, I tried this one and it's comfortable, soft, and it actually fits my Spectra flanges. There are two minor downsides, though. The (removable) padding gets in the way of trying to pump, so I just removed it entirely. The other downside is it's not completely smooth under my shirt. If you wear a thick sweater or cotton T-shirt, it's not noticeable at all. But if you wear a slightly tight shirt, or one with thin fabric, you can definitely tell the fabric of the bra does not lay smoothly over your chest.

I've been exclusively pumping for the last 16 months, wearing these bras for the last 6. I wear them 24/7, pumping 4x day.The fabric has stayed soft, and the straps have not frayed. I found the flange slots comfortable and easily accessible, no awkward nipple cutouts (looking at you KindredBravely).I wash in a delicates bag, and hang to dry when I have time.

Update 11/23/18: still have this be. Wearing it today. It's not my least favorite but second to it. I'm a 34DDD and bought a medium and the band fits fine but the coverage is lacking. The fabric looks terrible. It's pilled and liberty and looks like it's really been used hard and it really hasn't. My guy finally caught on to nursing all I haven't pumped hardly at all for close to 15 months. Still nursing so it's still functional for that. I've been pumping again to donate to a relative so I'm back to using the pump function as well. I'd say that annoys me less now than it did before but it's mainly the poor fit and ugly fabric. I was hunting for something better when I came across this review and decided I'd update. Rumina, find a better material and as a bit larger cups and you'll have a good thing. In the meantime, I think I'll try the simple wishes multi use bra and see how it compares.So I'm a nursing/pumping mom. Not by choice but due to preemie issues. Anyhow, I don't love pumping. It's like a big scar on my day breaking up snuggling my baby, being with my older kids and keeping house. I have been looking for a better hands free pumping bra than the stupid zippered number that dominates the market. I saw this that allows for nursing and ordered one. So the pros: it's really really soft and comfortable.It has 3 rows of 3 hooks in back so it's really adjustable.It has good coverage while not sticking out of any of my shirts.The clips are sturdy and easy to use one handed.You can wear the padded inserts without them being in the way of the nurse or pump feature.Cons: I'm afraid the fabric won't hold up well since it's so soft.The bottom rolls a bit when unclipped. Might just be me.If you plan to use this to pump, plan on it being awkward. You unclip like you're going to nurse. Take the flange with nothing hooked to it and stick it in between the top and the middle layers of fabric thru the openings just below the clip. Now shuffle the top layer of fabric up so the opening under your Boob uncovers the open end of that flange. Loosen the strap so the pump lines up with your Boob, clip back up, hook your pump to the flange and pump away.The pump is always pressed in too hard and I'm afraid of clogged ducts so I shift it often. I have to watch that my nursing pads don't get stuck between me and the pump causing suction issues. It's harder with all the wiggling you're doing just getting set up.Overall, I like it. I'll keep it and use it as intended until I find something better. My biggest gripe is how much shuffling you have to do and how tightly pressed into me the pump is.

I’m a 38 H when I’m not trying to breastfeed and pump. Ordered this because it is listed as going up to a 3X. Bra arrived and is more or less as pictured, and the tag does say 3X, but I am not exaggerating when I say that the sizing is comparable to a training bra. My spouse laughed when I pulled it out of the packaging - the sizing is that obviously off. If you’re anything over a C cup don’t bother ordering.

I have been pretty happy with this bra so far (currently wearing it and pumping as I write this review). The design is unusual, and it’s a little bit awkward to get the flanges in place, but just takes some practice I think. The trade off for that is that it holds them in place really securely, more so than my other pumping bras. I am pumping full time for a NICU baby, so this is really helpful to free up my hands as I have to pump while parenting a 2 year old. The design is such that the flange does settle in the correct spot, not up too high (not for me anyway). The material is also really soft, and it is great to have the pad inserts to smooth it out. This looks like a completely normal bra under clothing. I haven’t washed mine yet, but given the complaints in other reviews about the fabric pilling I may hand wash it, or at least do gentle cycle in a mesh bag and see if that helps. Overall though I’m really happy with the design and would recommend it.

Just pumped using this bra. My criteria with finding one was: can securely hold a flange/bottle of milk, flange points downward (not straight out), and is comfortable (breathable and not bulky). It’s stretchy and soft, and I feel comfortable wearing it, so it hits all the spots. The KB bra was just too bulky for me, and other brands are simply not supportive enough for a larger bust. This is a nice medium for a pumping bra. I haven’t gotten sized recently and am 7 wo, but during postpsrtum I wear a 36DD usually, so I got the XL. It’s possible I have the wrong size currently, but it lacks coverage, so I’m going to get the 2XL. Like every other nursing/pumping bra out them I’ve tried, it’s not as flattering as a regular bra, but it’s also not as bad as other pumping bras.