HOFISH Support Nursing Tank Tops for Breastfeeding, Comfort Stretch Maternity Camisoles

This fits me very nice. I'm 5'2" and I weigh about 170. I ordered size Large. The material is very soft and smooth and thick. It's very comfortable and I feel fully covered when I wear it as a tank top. It even offers a bit of tummy support. It is ribbed in places that makes it look like an under garment in the light so I would not wear it outside of the house alone, but it is great for lounging around the house or wearing as an undershirt for support and coverage. If someone comes to visit I'm not embarrassed to be wearing it alone.The only thing I dislike about these is that when you pull down the cups to nurse or pump the pads fold over so you have unfold it and smooth it out when snapping it closed again. When I'm home I take the pads out so I don't have to fuss with them.The removable pads make my chest look awesome unlike most nursing bras on the market so when I'm at work or out somewhere I like wearing the cups.

These tank tops are great! I’ve been wearing one every day since I had my daughter 5 weeks ago. I don’t like using a nursing cover so I try to do the 2 shirt method and this makes that so much easier. They are supportive, slimming, and great quality. The only annoying thing is the padding inside gets moved around in the wash but they’re easy to adjust after.

I got this because I plan to breastfeed for a while (2 months postpartum) and I didnt want to buy nursing bras and tank tops separately. I read some reviews that its very long so I ordered a size down (usually a medium, bought small). It fits perfectly and it's very comfy. When I pull it all the way down, the bottom of my shirt is on my mid butt. I'm 5'6" 160lbs. The built in bra isnt really a "shelf bra". I was thinking that it was an extra layer of fabric inside with a built in elastic underband. The whole thing just feels like a workout tank without the extra layer around your boobs. With that being said, I'm a 32 DD and these support me very comfortably.The cons:The bottom of the shirt constantly rides up and needs to be readjusted alot. The bra comes with padding which can fold in on itself when you go through the motions of unclipping, pulling bra down, feed, pulling bra back up. It's a hassle to readjust the padding each time after a feeding. You could always take the padding out but I like the extra layer to keep everything hidden. Since the material is a nylon/spanx, becareful with velcros (like the velcro swaddles) since it can stick and pull the fabric.Overall it's comfortable and affordable but has it's fair amount of annoyances. I wear it all the time and it washes and dries well in the machine.

Absolutely in love with these & will be buying more! I’m 5’6 & 3 weeks postpartum, I’m 215lbs & my bra size is around a 40D - 40DD & the large fits great. I took the bra pads out of all of them because to me, they were just uncomfortable & looked lumpy, but the shirts have like a tight/cinched area that supports the girls really well! Plus, the straps are adjustable. They’re really stretchy and long too. I like that I can cover my bottom if need be. 10/10 would recommend & 100% will be buying more!

Would be a nice tanktop if reviews and product description were consistent and correct. I bought these specifically based on product description and reviews showing removable pads and no shelf bra - these are both FALSE - Padding is fixed, full TIGHT shelf bra. Disappointed in the fact that the product has been changed without creating a new listing. Found multiple reddit threads also about this product not having a shelf bra, so just added to the disappointmentUpdate: Seller is offering a full refund, which is appreciated

I’m so happy I could cry. I fully expected removable cups, and figured I’d just deal with them bunching up or getting lost. After three kids, I’ve tried my fair share of nursing bras and tanks, and have gotten into the habit of going on a treasure hunt to find the stupid pads. It’s an annoying inevitability of mom life. IYKYK.However, I was pleasantly surprised that these tanks have sewn-in pads. I actually gasped out loud, and I’ll absolutely be ordering more. The fabric on these tanks is butter-soft, and the padding is thin enough to be comfortable, but thick enough that I can comfortably go braless, even while pregnant. (The sensitivity is real.)Hands down, these are the BEST nursing tanks I’ve tried. 10/10, chef’s kiss. Do yourself a favor, and order two packs.

The nursing top on the left was purchased November of 2024. The one on the right was purchased in Februrary of 2024. I have purchased these tops several times for both of my pregnancies and LOVED them. But the most recent purchase, they changed the whole style and it is super uncomfortable and does not fit well especially for bigger breasted women.1- As shown in the 3rd picture, it is now a cupped shelf bra when before it was just one piece top with more elastic around the breast and underband area. It is very tight around the breasts and especially around the underband.2- In the 2nd picture, the strap is placed directly in front of the cup when before it was placed comfortably on the side. This gets in the way of nursing and also gets in the way if you're using nursing pads. The nursing pads don't stay on due to the fabric.3- In the 1st picture you can see that the new tops are significantly shorter than the previous tops. This leads to the top riding up which is also very uncomfortable.I wanted to use the tops because I didn't want to waste my money but overall they are just too uncomfortable and not worth the hassel. Very disappointed.