Freya Women's Pure Uw Moulded Nursing Bra

Initially purchased a 32H, but as my pregnancy chest continued to inflate I realized I would need a 34I by the time baby was born, so I returned the (H) and purchased the (I). The (I) fits perfectly, which is great because bra makers are delusional and don't realize that big-chested women don't have to also have a big rib cage. (Finding a regular bra is hard enough, but when Destination Maternity told me they didn't carry H or beyond I was ready to throw in the towel. Seriously, you're a MATERNITY STORE! We need some female CEOs heading up these stupid clothing companies. Thank God for Amazon. Okay, end of rant.)Anyway, the 34I bra fits perfectly, but there is an important difference between the 32H and the 34I: the straps. The H had normal straps, but the I has ruched straps which make it itchy. Not the end of the world; a big girl's gotta do what a big girl's gotta do and the fit of the bra makes it worth it. But I really wish they had used the same straps as the H. I'm even considering cutting off the straps and sewing in some from an older bra just to make it more comfortable since this thing is gonna get a lot of wear. Were it not for the straps, this would get 5 stars.

I'm a 32F (32E in this bra due to UK sizing), and have been hunting for a good underwire nursing bra for a WHILE (this is my second baby). This has everything I've been looking for -- underwire, lined cups to hide nipples and nursing pads, and most importantly, doesn't turn my breasts into torpedos that point away from each other and seem to be working their way into my armpits. While this bra could still stand to create a bit more cleavage for my taste, it has a nice, rounded shape that I don't feel self-conscious in, and the center wires lay flat against my breast bone as they're supposed to. The main flaw I found with this bra is that the lacy underlining sticks way out over the top of the main cups and was visible under tank tops and low cut shirts. It didn't seem structurally important, so I cut it off (the lace and the fabric below it) so that the bra is attached only by the outside edge of the cup instead of both sides. I was hesitant to take scissors to a $70 bra, but I'm so glad I did! My breasts fill the cups even better now, because the underlining pushed the top of the breast down and created a gap between the lining and main cup, and now I can wear it with everything! I've always thought I would prefer a bra with lining on both sides for a more discreet look while nursing, but now I see the wisdom of attaching the cup only by the outer edge. I've tried every brand I'm aware of in my size, and this bra is as close as it gets to perfect. I'd give it five stars if I hadn't had to make the final modification myself. Maybe Freya will make this change on their own one day...

This is my go to nursing bra when I need something smooth and seam free under my clothes. I am a 40F. Fit is on par.(I tried Anita's Women's Microfiber Underwire Nursing Bra as well, and this one is definitely better quality and a better bra for the price. The Anita tshirt bra is just so dang thin that it doesn't seem worth the price)This bra isn't my all time favorite nursing bra, but has good lift, and a nice amount of padding. It gives shape to my breasts, and looks pretty nice under my clothes. My favorite bras have lace and seams that show through thinner fabrics, and this bra is the best option I've found to remedy that issue.The scalloped lacy stuff lining the top of the bra puckers out a bit, but I haven't removed it yet. I might.Full disclosure, when I first wear new bras I use a bra extender. The band always stretches over time no matter the quality, kind of like breaking in a new pair of shoes. If I go higher in band size over time I find that I don't care for the fit as it gets too stretchy and loose. Bra extenders are great to have for nursing in general!This bra requires a three hook extender with 3/4 inch spacing. (Bras typically have either 1/2 inch or 3/4 inch spacing) I like WingsLove Lady's Bra Extender Bra Band 3 hook 3/4 inch. They come three in a pack.All in all I am happy with this bra. I will update if I have any future issues or it wears out too soon.

I'm was a 34H pre-pregnancy, so when I started to runneth over, I read all the reviews and grabbed this in a 34I US. The fit was perfect, except for a few small complaints. Like many others, I cut out the pointless lacy fabric that constantly rolled above my bust. It would show itself above any tank tops or open-neck tops. I'm also not particularly fond of how wide-set this makes my breasts. I feel like I look much wider and heavier because my boobs have now been moved towards my armpits. When you have giant ta-tas, this isn't really a flattering look.All in all, it's wearable, the clips are efficient and trustworthy, and the fit works much better than any soft cup that I've tried, but there is room for improvement.

As someone with a small ribcage and large cup size I've always struggled with finding bras that fit. Now that I'm breastfeeding and the girls have ballooned it's been even more of a challenge. Now that my ribcage is back down to my pre-pregnancy size I decided to give this a shot and I'm so glad I did. It actually feels supportive, it looks like a regular bra, the molded cup is thin enough to fold down easily, and I feel like a normal person when I wear it. I really needed something supportive to wear when I go back to work and this will be perfect.Worth noting: I went to a local place to get sized before buying this. A real size from a real lingerie store makes all the difference.

This is the first nursing bra that I have found that’s actually comfortable and looks good under clothes. Bought this to replace my Elomi nursing bra. I absolutely love it. I wear a US 38J/UK 38GG. It amazes me how there are very few bra options for nursing mothers with bigger breasts. I would definitely recommend this bra to nursing mom’s who need a bigger cup size.

The material for underwire (under bust) and across back is coarse and scratchy. The cups are comfortable but not so great for support. I have bought loads of normal freya bras and always loved them so really disappointed. The shape is different to a normal freya bra too. Why do bra manufacturers think you are ok about saggy or tucked under your armpits boobs just because you had a baby... the clips aren't great either (slip off/don't clip as well as Royce etc)

Great nursing bra! Currently wearing as a normal bra as it gives great shape would have given 5 stars if it wasn't for that annoying lace bit at the top of the cup...it's not attached to the whole cup so sometimes needs adjusting which is the last thing you want to worry about if you're getting your boobs in/out in a hurry.

Back size larger than expected and cup sizing a little odd as lace fits snugly on chest but also prevents cup from moulding seamlessly onto breasts. Breast pads (even the thinnest) also pushes the cups out even more, leaving a gap at the top. Smaller back size or cup size may not have fitted well either as lacing would then have been too tight on my chest. Put off returning due to postage costs. Quite disappointed with this item. On the plus side, it is quite pretty for a nursing bra.

So good I got another one. By far the most supportive feeding bra I've bought. There is underwire but more flexable than a normal bra. Cups nice and soft, slightly padded, no uncomfortable seems. Looks quite nice too.

Found this bra bigger in the cup than any other nursing bra I've tried. Quality looks good, but I didn't keep it as I couldn't get the size I wanted (would have had to come down at least a cup size).