Elomi Women's Smoothing Underwire Molded Nursing Bra

So I ordered this bra during my first week home from the hospital as the lack of a nursing bra was really becoming too much with a newborn feeding all hours of the night. I read the reviews and they seemed okay so I decided to give this bra a try. If you are large chested like myself, you already know the struggle in trying to find a supportive bra. I normally wear a 40G so I ordered this bra in a 40GG to give myself some extra cup room for my breastmilk coming in and I also ordered this in a 42G. So the 40GG fit as expected, however the back was a little tight for me at first. I had to use a bra extender but the cup size was ample for my milk filled breasts. I then turned around and ordered the 42G. I did not need to use the extender with this size. Therefore I will say this bra cup size is roomy no need to order a larger cup size but the back size ran a little small for me.However, I've been alternating wearing these two cup sizes in this bra for the past month or so and I must say the bras hold up pretty well so far. Eventually, with normal wear, the tighter back size bra ended up stretching just enough that I no longer need to use the extender. My breasts are supported, and I really can't complain too much except for the following:The clips can be difficult to unclasp when you are in a rush to feed your hungry baby. I cannot close them without using two hands.Overall, this is a pretty decent bra for us larger chested women. I love that it keeps the breasts separated. I would not put these bras in the washer as they seem kind of delicate so I handwash daily and alternate between the two bras. The bra is comfortable I wear them 24 hours a day even to sleep. So if you're looking for a quick fix for a nursing bra, you really won't do too bad with this bra.

Closing in on my ninth month, I've started to search for nursing bras. Being rather large chested (US 40G), its important for me to find a nursing bra that provides ample support like my normal (very expensive) bras do. However, so far, I've been very disappointed in my search. I purchased this bra because it is labeled as "molded" which I interpreted as being foam cups that would discreetly hide nipples and be supportive. Unfortunately, this bra is made out of a thin, synthetic material and would require nursing pads (or wearing heavy sweaters) to successfully hide nipples. Additionally, the straps SQUEAK! Each time I move my arms, the bra makes a loud noise reminiscent of a plastic water bottle crumpling on itself. (I mean, I'm already lugging around all of this extra weight and size, do I really need to make strange noises too? Talk about a knock to self-confidence.)Strangely, I have decided to keep the bra because I've already tried a few other nursing bras and this one (with its obvious flaws) is somehow the leader to date. I do really like the banding that supports from underneath. My regular bras do not have that and have begun to dig into the top of my bump when I'm sitting down (ouch!). This bra provides much needed relief in that department. While I have no current need to use the quick release tabs, I gave them a try and they seem pretty easy to operate. Even with the thin material, the bra does do an OK job at lifting and separating (but under normal circumstances I would find its lifting abilities as sub-par. Did I mention I'm starting to feel desperate in regards to finding the perfect nursing bra?) Since its winter, it will wearable under bulky sweaters and sweatshirts- but it would never be acceptable under a t-shirt. This bra will work for the time being, but I definitely plan to continue my search for the "perfect" nursing bra. Apparently searching for a nursing bra that provides a nice silhouette, discreet coverage, while operating in silence is going to be a much harder chore than I ever expected it to be. Good luck to all of the other large breasted mommas out there!

I ordered a 36H and had to return it for a 38G. This bra impressed me more than any other nursing bras I have tried. It is not very attractive, but isn't the ugliest bra I've ever wore.Pros:1. It separates the breasts. G-cup breasts are just too big to have floating around in a sub-standard bra. The construction of this bra is very solid. The under-wire does make it less comfortable than bras without an under-wire, but I just can't wear anything without one. My breasts look better with more support, and it helps my posture, which other large-busted ladies will know is a plus. I look much better post-delivery in this bra than the others which don't support me properly.2. As you can see in the picture, part of the cup stays on/around your breast when you lower the flap for nursing. For me, this has been a major plus. Cups that come all the way off generally mean I need two hands to wrangle a giant breast back into the cup and clip it back into place, then I have to rearrange my breast inside the cup. This keeps the bra in place, offers a little more modesty, and just makes me feel more comfortable.Cons:1. The under-wire becomes painful by the day's end. Again, I just cannot wear a bra without an under-wire, so I deal with it. I can't think of another bra that would be able to support my breasts and not bother my ribs by the end of the day. I'm guessing my breasts weigh at least 5 lbs each, so I just have to expect this.2. The clips for the nursing flap are pretty super-duty, not as easy as other nursing bras I have. It's easier to unclip (one-handed) than it is to clip it back up (need two hands, or super strong fingers). Again, this is something I don't mind. The good construction of the bra makes up for the inconvenience.I'm still shopping for bras to add to my collection, but this is my go-to, day-to-day bra.

Currently 25 weeks pregnant and needed a bra for these enormous 34G and growing breasts. Although the bra did fit, my boobs pointed outwards to the side making them even bigger and saggier. It was a bad look with a tshirt on.

I’ve ordered a 36E size and it’s a small fit. You have to pay for return so, I won’t try another size to check as it’s an expensive bra.

This is my error but I think worth a comment to aid others in selecting the correct size. I ordered the incorrect size, anticipating "European" sizing (usually wear a 32-34 DD/E when not pregnant, ordered a 36 E expecting it to be equivalent sizing), but although the band size is appropriate for a North American size, the cup size is way way WAY too large). I could probably put a soccer ball in there or smuggle at least a pair of fair sized Durian fruit into the cinema wearing it and still have space to spare. This is however NOT the fault of the seller. I took a look at the other features of this bra and think in the correct size I would have been very satisfied. It appears to be well made and not cheap. The shoulder straps are adjustable and in wider than normal elastic so I would expect it to be comfortable. It is an unlined bra as described with thin and silky cup fabric. The underwire and clasps in the back as well as clips are a standard metal and plastic types and looks well applied, but cannot comment directly on durability as I have not worn or washed it.

Best breastfeeding bra I've found, most supportive especially those with a bigger bust. Has 4 or 5 rows ofhook and eye fastenings at the back which really helps me feel secure.

So comfortable! I've always needed an underwired bra but when I had my daughter, I could only find non wired nursing bras. They weren't terribly comfortable and gave me a weird shape. This bra is so comfortable and after 6 months wearing non wired nursing bras, it's amazing to feel this support in a bra again.