HOFISH Women's Lycra Wireless Nursing & Maternity Sleep Bra Everyday Shirts for Breastfeeding

I have a few bras from hofish and so far this one is the most comfortable and easy to put on. I sleep in it every night and I literally don’t feel it at all! I ordered a medium size to get more loose fit and I think it was a great choice, but you can always return even used bra which I think is great!I love the stitching around the bra, so soft and well finished.The color is still the same even after few washing and drying sessions.The shipping was super fast and I love the card form the company reassuring that they appreciate my choice. Such a nice detail!I’m very happy with the purchase, for the money you spend that is a great choice.

Ok, I LOVE this bra. I did have one small issue with the fit. I am 5'3", 135lbs, two months post partum. My bra size when I'm nursing is a 32G. I'm a pretty petite build, size small in tops and bottoms always. I got a medium, and it fits almost perfectly. The band fits my ribs, the bra covers and contains my breasts, even at the sides/under the arms (other brands are always cut too narrow there, super annoying). However, the straps were too long. But if I were to size down to a small, I don't think my breasts would fit as well. I sew, so I just sewed (serged) the straps smaller at the shoulders and now it's perfect. It's soft and stretchy. Ridiculously comfortable to sleep in (which is what I use it for). But I find it's actually supportive enough to wear out of the house too. Even gives a nice shape, something I never usually expect from this style of bra with such large boobs. The biggest thing I love it for though, is that I can nurse lying down in it. In every, single, other bra I have ever tried my top boob always falls out when I'm lying on my side nursing (and this is my second baby, I've tried a lot of bras). In this bra, my top boob stays put! I'm not constantly having to readjust, or awkwardly hold it in with one hand. There is a stitch tacking the middle together a little bit, and that's part of what is so helpful in keeping my upper boob in. I'm buying more of these!!

Overall this is a good product, decently priced, for what is. I think Kindred sells a similar product for $30 each bra. THAT BEING SAID, I had to spend about an hour altering / shortening the shoulder straps to make these 6 bras comfortable for me. I’m short, petite, 5’3, and the longer straps on this bra caused most of my breast weight to be dumped into the support band under my chest, which was reeeaally uncomfortable the first few wears. I bought 6 of these bras, so decided I am going to make it work. My breasts have gotten huge in this second pregnancy, and finding comfortable bras and underwear has been a pain point for me. Thankfully I have a sewing kit, and feel comfortable hand stitching. What worked for me, and might for other shorties, is I turned the bra inside out, pinched and pinned the straps together at the top (one pin per strap). I placed the pins about 3/4 inch down from the top, but play with what works for your size. You can first pinch the straps while you are wearing the bra to see how much of the fabric you will need to take off. I stretched across each strap twice, and cut off the excess strap fabric, which for me, was about 1.5 inch on each side. I highly recommend taking an exacto knife to cut the unnecessary stitching between the cups. This minor adjustment has also helped tremendously with the fit. I sized up from a small Pre pregnancy to a medium.

Bought XL rib measure 35imches bust 42, IDK what cup as I keep changing and wearing too small a bra. Chart on amazon says I’m in between so to size up however I’m 5’4” petite and I need adjustable straps or a tight fit. I know it’s a sleeper/comfort wear but it it so huge in the shoulder and so streatchy I need to go down 2 sizes. It felt like wearing nothing and I felt it would slide off the shoulder/boob. The rib below the boob was the only part that fit but also lots of room. In the pick I’m Gently Pulling! I plan to wear at home under t-shirts/sleeping. Even still have to return, order down and hope at least the cups won’t be so saggy. I want some support! Otherwise why wear anything but a tank top? Which I did order breastfeeding tanks, in Large and Love them! They are called Caramel cantina. Probably could have gone with M there as well. The large is snug though and I wanted something loose on my postpartum belly. Good luck! For the price they are good basic wear just wish they gave measurements for the actual bra band/etc since buying online is so tough.

I'm size 38B/C and bust size remained pretty much the same during my pregnancy. (I'm one of those who does not gain much weight during pregnancy) Anyway I wasn't sure whether to buy L or XL because my size was borderline. But anticipating some weight loss after birth, I bought L. I'm 36 weeks pregnant at this moment and the bra fits nicely and comfortably, though I have to use the extender that came with the bra. But after birth, I'm thinking I'll be wearing this without the extender.I love the material and how comfortable they are. This is my 2nd pregnancy and I've used expensive brand-named nursing bras with my 1st baby but these are way better. They hold the shape better and while the fabric is indeed stretchy, it does not lose elasticity. They come with removable pads which I don't really find necessary in nursing bras, but still nice to have just in case.

The product arrived on time and for the most part as expected. Personally I think they run a bit on the small side. I bought the largest side possible as I currently and a 36DD (3 weeks postpartum and have an oversupply of milk). The XXL fits me well AFTER I took out the stitching that connected the right and left cups, just above the overlap. Had I left the overlap, I don’t think the bra would have fit, nor do I think I would have been able to breastfeed in them. The pads in the bra are a bit bulky, bunching/rolling the more I try and feed my little. Overall they get the job done but not the comfiest or best option for a sleep/nursing bra. It runs small all around and compresses the breasts a bit too much for a sleep bra.