Topwhere® Women's Wirefree Cotton Maternity Bra Nursing Bra

This bra has lots of plus points that matter to me. Here are the ones I wish were clear in the description:1. Made of cotton. This makes it so much less hot to wear.2. Shaped/lightly padded cups. Hides those prominent pregnancy aureoles, gives a nice shape for an unwired bra.3. Includes an extra band extender which matches the bra.4. Straps adjust at the front for length, making it easy to do while wearing.5. Comfortable.6. Compared to the typical semi-padded nylon/poly and spandex maternity drop-cup bra I have worn before, this is a much better constructed and designed garment which doesn't automatically scream maternity, yet is comfortable.But:SIZE UP both the band and the cup size. I wear a 36D normally and ordered a 40C as I suspected that in Eastern manufacture the sizes are not aimed at larger Western body shapes, and had to use the extender when I unwrapped the bra.But with this caveat, you can get what you need from this very affordable and surprisingly cute bra which seem good to wear both during pregnancy and ready for easy nursing access afterwards.

this is the most comfortable bra i have ever worn no joke. I hardly ever write reviews but im so surprised by the comfort of this i had to put my opinion here. When i first opened it i was disappointed coz i expected a bit more padding which is what im used to but once i tried it on, even though its still a bit big (i purposely bought a bigger size coz i havent had the baby yet) it looks fine on me, doesnt show anything u dont want to be seen lol. I just wish i bought the 2 pack instead, but il 100% be back to buy in a few other colours soon. I reckon itl be comfy to wear as a sleeping bra too when u need something to keep ur breast pads in place, i can hardly feel im wearing anything. Seriously, buy a set if ur thinking of it and at that price u could easily get every colour and pay the same as buying a single bra from somewhere like Mothercare where the prices are rediculous. Oh, and lastly it doesnt look ugly like most nursing bras, its just like the pics.

Just received and tried the bras today, so will come back for updated review if the quality seems to be unsatisfactory after a few wears.I am almost 38 weeks pregnant, weigh 51kg (44 kg pre-pregnancy) and measure 163 cm in height. Just so you guys can get a clearer view of how the bras fit me. I normally wear 32B before being pregnant, but ordered 34B cause that's the smallest size available. Plus the fact that everybody says you should size up cause your body will be changing when the milk comes.So after trying today, the cup seems just nice, but the underbust area seems a little loose for me, so I could foresee that I'll be doing a lot of pulling down of the bra since it always slides a little back up lol (even when it covers a marginal part of my bump). That's why the 4 stars instead of 5 (I wish there's a 32B size). But yeah if I do size up when the baby comes then I'm guessing it will be a perfect fit.Other than that, the quality seems nice, soft material and the colours are just perfect, very similar to the pictures from amazon. That's talking based on day 1 of receiving the bras.*Picture attached: Purposely flipping the cup in bra 1 so you could imagine how padded/hard/will it get in the way of breastfeeding

I bought this because it is padded, and yes that's fantastic! It's so easy to feed baby too, the cups clip into place and stay put!I will say that after 8 months the sides have started to sag and the straps are weaker. I'm not/never was very heavy-fronted and I'm still breastfeeding to this day. The fabric has bobbled abit too.But saying that, all in all it's still doing the job and I find it the easiest bra to use when feeding baby, while still givig me the shape I want. I can't really complain, it is very comfortable and I ordered another one after 2 months. I do still highly recommend it!

I bought these in a 40C as the largest size they do. They were nice quality, washed well, came with back extenders. I was a 38/40 D and definitely needed the back extenders. They gave a nice shape and looked good on. Not one for heavy running but as technically a cup size too small I'm not surprised. The cups flip down easily and the padding did not get rolled up. Breast pads stayed in the "right" place in them.3 days after our daughter was born, my milk came in. After this I was no longer able to wear them. If she went more than about an hour without feeding I would begin to fall out of them.I would say the sizing with the back extender is probably pretty spot on, but I was expecting a cup size too small anyway.

I am 12 weeks pregnant and needed a bra to fit my growing chest. I'm took my measurements and ordered accordingly, but this was still a big large in the cup size and tight on the ribs. (I use the extender on the last rung). It's very comfortable, but it's weird getting accustomed to wearing a non-underwire bra. I like the way a standard bra shapes my boobs. This really does nothing for you but lets them hang. However, it's not meant to be a sexy bra, and it's WAY more comfortable than my too-small underwire options.

I've bought a few different bras and these are the best so far. The cups are soft although the cotton is slightly less soft than a microfibre cup. I do have a problem with the cup un-clasping on one of the two bras, but once the bra is on under my clothes, it seems to stay in place. It mostly unclips when I'm putting the bra on and taking it off. Occasionally, it does unclip while I'm wearing it. The straps are extremely comfortable, and the extra extender is a nice bonus. I also really like that it makes my boobs look better (more shapely) than other bras, moving them toward the centre instead of outward. I feel it runs just a tiny bit on the small side compared to other bras of the same size but my size still fits me. I feel I don't have too much room to grow. The tradeoff is the nice shape, and no itchy seams.