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Leading Lady Molded Stretch Pad Nursing Bra 410
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| List Price: | $21.50 - $26.25 |
| Price: | $20.70 - $26.25 |
Average customer review:
Product Description
This Leading Lady nursing bra provides slight padding and a seamless style.
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #79891 in Apparel & Accessories
- Size: One Size, big-tall
- Color: *
- Brand: Leading Lady
- Fabric type: cotton-blend
Features
- Underwire Bra, Made especially for nursing, T-Shirt Bra
- Seamless Light 4-way stretch pad, Hand wash, B/C cups have 2 hooks with 4 adjustments
- One handed clasp helps easy nursing, D/DD cups have 3 hooks with 4 adjustments
- Adjustable straps, 85% Nylon and 15% Spandex
- Back opening, Cup lining is 100% Nylon
Customer Reviews
a "Body" by Victoria nursing bra
I have nursed 4 babies now and know what is comfy and what is not. I am a 36DD when nursing and this nursing bra is so supportive. After some washes and wearing, the stiffness of the new material fades but the support doesn't stop. I can sleep in it and feel perfectly comfortable. It gives my breast good shape instead of a pointy or wide look that other nursing bras have done. This bra reminds me of a "Body" by Victoria bra. I appreciate the lining--it is protective and not thin and doesn't allow my breasts to get easily stimulated and let down all the time. I love it and would recommend it to my sisters and friends.
Best Nursing Bra Ever!!
This is my favorite nursing bra. The fact that it is "molded" makes it excellent for concealing breast pads and gives an extra layer of protection against leakage. Again the molding is great as opposed to a "padded" bra because most nursing moms don't need the padding but the extra layer of molding is just perfect for support. A+ design!
Comfy but not quality
This bra is extremely comfortable and supportive. However, after washing it just twice, following the instructions on the tag, the wire has started to come out of one side and there is a hole in one of the seems. I bought two of these bras when nursing my last child, and while they stayed together considerably longer, they began to fall apart just when I was ready to stop nursing. I guessed it was from the considerable amount of use they had had. Now after this one is starting to fall apart so quickly, I'm starting to wonder.
