DAISITY Womens Maternity Nursing Tank Cami for Breastfeeding with Adjustable Straps

I ordered a large because I'm 5'6" tall and weigh 195 pounds after delivery. I have very large breasts, and the bra calculator thingy says I'm a 36G, but I'm more of a 36DDD. Anyway, I spent four months in these. Because my baby spit up on them, I washed them every day. br>br>I purchased the Caramel Cantina in a large size and returned them because they were far too large. In terms of fabric and quality, they were nearly identical. The problem with these is that they are too small. I never wear the black cami because it's too tight. The grey is the loosest, followed by the white. There is a LOT of room in the breast shelf bra; I felt like a medium in the bra area but a large in the waist. br>br>I wish the company would put the size adjustment in the front like nursing bras, but I can say that the shoulder straps do not loosen easily, which is a plus. The fabric is extremely hot, which bothered me after delivery when my hormones were out of control. Overall, I gave it one star because of the color sizing discrepancy. ***If you choose Caramel Cantina, I recommend sizing down** I believe this brand runs true to size when considering it is only available in maternity sizes. I've never had a problem with the clasps, and I've gotten a lot of use out of these. I was even able to use the shelf bra with my Freemie breast pump cups.

Opal Pratt

| Mar 07, 2021

Some information about myself (which I believe will aid others in determining which size is best for them): br>br>I'm around 220 pounds. I'm a 38C/38D on the scale. A large t-shirt fits me perfectly. Normally, an XL t-shirt is purchased. When I'm nursing, I like to wear a shirt with a little more wiggle room because I usually use the two-short method. ) I don't like anything too tight (my postpartum belly)br>br>All right. My thoughts on it: br>br>These tanks are really nice, and I really like how thick they are compared to what I was expecting! They're stretchy (think of them as a more forgiving version of spanx). If you know what I'm talking about, you're my kind of gal. ) I went with the XL and was pleasantly surprised. These tanks are longer than most (as long as my undercover momma brand undershirt without the nice lace that rips quickly), allowing you to tuck them in. You can wear it untucked if you don't want to show anyone your underwear, or you can wear it tucked in if you don't want to show anyone your underwear. The straps are nice (thick) and not flimsy, making it suitable for use as a maternity tank. Normally, I would buy my nursing tanks at Target (which cost $20 plus tax for ONE tank), but for the price of these tanks (2 for $24), I knew it was worth the risk of not liking them (I figured if I didn't like them, they could be used as sleeping (pj) tanks). The tanks are my favorite part. I've worn them out and had no problems with them; they're well worth the money. I would (and will) purchase more of these tanks in the future. I'd also give these tanks to anyone who chooses to breastfeed their children. These would be a lovely baby shower present. Over all. Take a look at them and see if they're a good fit for you It's a good value for the money.

Alaiya Moreno

| Jun 01, 2021

This is fantastic! So far, I've purchased two sets. Pre- During my pregnancy, I weighed around 150 pounds and wore size medium or large tops. With my first set, I went with a large size and they fit perfectly postpartum. Since then, I've lost a lot of weight, including baby weight. So now that I'm in my mid-twenties, I bought the Small set, and they're perfect: the clasps are easy to clip and unclip, they're stretchy, they help compress my post-baby belly, and they're the perfect length.

Desmond WHITTAKER

| Nov 07, 2021

When I was eight months pregnant, I ordered these in the white, black, and gray pack in size medium and loved them. The fabric is thick and tight, which I like because it gives me support on my stomach. They also eliminated the need for a bra because they include a shelf bra, and they were the most comfortable item in my closet. br>br>I ordered these colors after the baby was born as well! The slight ruching on the side is nice for my pp belly, but because it's stretchy, it doesn't scream "maternity" shirt; the quality is the same, and the clip down for breastfeeding is extremely convenient - Again, no bra is required for me; I simply place the nursing pads in the shelf bra; the clips are difficult at first, but they get easier (and don't fall open like some nursing bras I've had). I've washed these (both sets of tanks) several times and haven't had any pilling or other issues. They're fantastic, and I strongly advise you to check them out - especially because they are a fraction of the cost of comparable tanks at stores like Target.

Matteo CARTWRIGHT

| Feb 05, 2021

It's no longer necessary to wear a bra. These tanks have a lot of appeal for me. They arrived the next day, which was fantastic. It's made of a stretchy, thick fabric. Very soft and long-lasting. My tops have all of the necessary clips. I've been pregnant for 26 weeks. I've been desperate to buy more bras, but I've been having trouble determining my new size, so I've given up. I'm 5'9 - I weighed 260 pounds and was a 38C prior to pregnancy. I think I'm a 40/42D now. I bought the three-pack of XL tops (black, white, and grey) and they fit perfectly. There was no sagging or bulging beneath my maternity pants. I really like how the shoulder straps can be tightened and loosen. Today was the first day of my pregnancy that I went to work without wearing a bra. The material doesn't irritate or rub against my nipples, and I feel fully supported and perky. In the near future, I will undoubtedly use these to breastfeed my child. I'm about to buy the other pack with the blue and dark colors because I adore these. WELL WORTH THE MONEY. You won't be disappointed.

Nala Hayes

| Apr 09, 2021