QT Intimates Women's Molded Cotton Nursing Bra

As a new nursing mother, I bought a variety of nursing bras to see what worked best. While this model has its down sides, it is my favorite so far because it is breathable cotton and the straps actually stay on my shoulders!Unlike other bras I got at Target and Kohl's, whose cups clasp onto a single strap of fabric running from the shoulder strap down to the rib band, this bra has a structured "inner part" which hugs your boob and leaves an inverted Y-shaped piece of fabric when opened. This prevents the shoulder strap from slipping away, especially when I have both sides open to pump. No more fumbling around my arms to find the fallen strap after nursing!As an added bonus, the straps seem to be made of cotton rather than synthetic elastic, so the adjustment buckles also stay in place all day. I've found the straps on other bras (nursing and otherwise) tend to lengthen as the strap slides through the buckle.I would like this bra even more if it had a light liner to keep my nipples from pointing out, but its ease of use is enough to make it my favorite nursing bra so far.Good luck in your search for the mythical perfect nursing bra!

I was so pleasantly surprised to find a cotton wireless bra that has larger cup sizes (and is not sized small/med/large - do bra makers not realize that just because the cup size gets bigger it doesn't mean the band size needs to be bigger???). I ordered a 34G, which is my current size at 38 weeks pregnant and it fits very nicely. The straps are also wider than pictured and padded, which is great. It is surprisingly supportive for a cotton bra without an underwire and I am looking forward to using it when the baby arrives. It is going in my hospital bag now. I realized I probably need a comfortable bra to sleep in while nursing and I certainly cannot wear my molded underwire bras for this. I think this will fit the bill really well after delivery. Obviously this will likely not be able to replace my regular daytime bras when I go back to work, I think you just can't expect that from a cotton bra when you have a G cup size unfortunately, but I think it will be great for nighttime and preventing leaking. For the price, to find a cotton bra with real sizes rather than small, med, large, etc, I am really excited. Just ordered a second one!

I bought this nursing bra because not many all-cotton bras come in my size (34DDD). It's not terrible, but it's not great. It is 100% cotton, which is good for letting your skin breathe and preventing infections like thrush, but it doesn't stretch at all and can get uncomfortable when you are full of milk. The straps are padded and comfortable, and there 4 or 5 of different sets of hooks in back so it's really adjustable (order small so you can use the widest hook setting if you just gave birth, since your ribcage will probably shrink in the next few months. I don't like that it doesn't give much support. In fact, it's pretty saggy. However, if you have smaller breasts it would probably work great. I prefer my cheapo stretch cotton nursing bras from Wal mart - more comfy and better support.

I am still pregnant and haven't worn this bra for nursing yet, but with my fluctuating bra size during pregnancy (thanks, hormones), the soft cotton cup is amazing for continuing to fit even when my other bras leave me spilling out.FYI; there is nothing perky about this bra... it most definitely gives support and coverage, but there is - blissfully - no underwire, no nipple coverage and no taut fabric to force shape, so you're looking at being mostly natural - important to note if you're a cotton-tee gal. :)The band around the middle is firm but not tough... it isn't overly stretchy (which I think is how the rest can be so flexible and still offer support) so while it DOES fit as expected, you may want to order a size up from your normal bra size for comfort if you'll expect to gain any weight during pregnancy.I will be ordering more, for certain. They're a fantastic deal for the quality and comfort that you receive.

I have ordered many different sizes of this bra for nursing. It is comfortable and the cups open widely for easy nursing access. I have sizes from C cup up to DDD. They changed the design from a few years ago, and now the DD and larger cup sizes have padded straps, which is helpful. I do think the C and D cups are true to size, but the DD and DDD seem a little larger than expected. It's difficult to say, though, since I am usually a 34C, but in late pregnancy and early months of nursing, my cup size will increase. So, I really have no idea what size I am during those times. I just go with whatever one seems to fit that day. This bra is moderately supportive; but it is is thin, so your nipples will show through your clothes if you are not wearing a breast pad. However, for every day use, this is my favorite bra, due to comfort.

This has got to be the most comfortable cotton nursing bra I've put on, second only to my cotton compression tank for going braless and my microfiber stretch nursing bra. The shoulders are PADDED!! the straps are so comfortable. The fabric is soft (though I wish it was a bit more stretchy). The sling under the breast is thinly padded (not for push-up or anything like that, just a thin layer for comfort) which is so nice.I'm a 32G normally and I wonder if the fact this is a 34G with a bigger band makes the cups just a hint too big....a little puckering on the sloped part of the bra. The back has four rows of hooks of four hooks each which makes for a really sturdy support. I'm between the second tightest and tightest hooks, so I'm disappointed I don't think I can use this bra since my ribcage is so small. Some bra bands run small which is what I hoped but this one seems to be a true fit 34, go figure! I could wear it now, but once it stretches out the band will be too big.If you are going between this one or the sports bra version, go with this one and try it out first. It is much more comfortable.Just so you are aware, there are plastic boning pieces on sides for extra support. Since I am super sensitive to plugged ducts, I would have removed the boning by snipping the fabric channels and pulling the plastic strips out.