[momtoS]

My nursing bras are ICKY....I have worn them for almost 5 years and they are gross. I am putting through an order on amazon and wonder if there are any bras on that site that are great!

I am a 40D. I don't like underwear, but like support, like stitching under my boobies!

 

[twinsplusone1]

I haven't found one yet that I like except the nighttime ones...i just wear my Victoria secret bras and pull them to the side..sorry no help but I think their overrated

 

[friendlymamma]

Most Maternity stores carry nursing bras. I just replaced mine yesterday, actually, because I was in the same boat. But, I cannot order something like a bra on-line, I just have to try on. It was a good thing because I didn't even have the right size! They even measured me for size, which was great. I bought 2 pea in the pod bras and one mimi maternity bra. They are great. The pea in the pod bras are really supportive and do not have underwire. GOod luck!!!

 

[weliveintheforest]

If you can't get a professional fitting first I'd probably go with something like a bravado http://www.amazon.com/Bravado-Design...ref=pd_sbs_a_9 If you haven't been fitted in 5 years there is a good chance you are a different size.
If you are pretty confident in your size I'd try the Anita or Goddess bras.

 

[dogmom327]

I'd recommend going to a good bra store with trained staff (particularly a store that sells the Anita and Goddess brands). It's well worth the little extra you will pay for the bra to be properly fitted.

 

[momtoS]

Thanks for the input....

No bra measuring here...I live in the middle of nowhere!

 

[JamieCatheryn]

Bravado Designs bras are great, these are the only ones I've ever had that I didn't hate, didn't pinch me or sag or fall out, and didn't break right away. They have some leeway in size, and their 3 designs are made to provide appropriate support for each size. Measure yourself again to be sure, around your chest under the bust and around the bust at its fullest (you probably know the chest measurement is the band number and the inches difference is the cup letter).

 

[rere]

Quote:

Originally Posted by weliveintheforest If you can't get a professional fitting first I'd probably go with something like a bravado http://www.amazon.com/Bravado-Design...ref=pd_sbs_a_9 If you haven't been fitted in 5 years there is a good chance you are a different size. If you are pretty confident in your size I'd try the Anita or Goddess bras.

I LOVED my Bravado!