TOUCH LOOM Nursing Tank Tops Maternity Tank Tops Built in Bra for Breastfeeding with Adjustable Straps for Womens
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No, because my breasts are average, and the cups kept riding up to the point where they weren't even touching the breasts.
It was all black in my package. When I bought them, I had a variety of options to choose from.
My problem is similar to yours. I discovered that folding it down and pulling it back up is not as bad as pushing it down. Having to fix it all the time is still a pain.
They certainly do.
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I've purchased several different brands of nursing tanks, and my favorites so far have been the Pea in the Pod nursing tanks and the Bravado Essential tanks. However, these tanks can be costly and difficult to find. I recently experimented with other tanks, including Hofish (terrible cup padding), Anglehood (very thin, cheap-feeling material), Kindred Bravely (rolls us around like crazy from the bottom), and so on, and all of the above issues were deal breakers for me. These Touch Loom tanks, on the other hand, are right up there with my two top picks. br>br>Material is of high quality. br>br>The cup padding is soft and well-protected. It's not lumpy, deformed, or unattractive, and it's not so small that outlines can be seen. br>br>As expected with nylon/spandex, the bottom of the tank only rolls up a little. It stays in place for the most part, and I'm happy with it. The Kindred Bravely, I discovered, have been the worst in this regard thus far. If you want to avoid rolling, go for natural fiber tanks like the Pea in the Pod nursing tanks, for example. br>br>Sizing is accurate; based on other reviews, I believe that if you have a smaller frame or a smaller chested (non-athletic) chest, you will need to order a smaller size. If you're like me and have a lot of bust, the size recommendations should be fine. For reference, I am a 36B bra size (5'3, pregnant, 135lbs) and ordered Larges as recommended by the chart. If you're expecting or nursing, order a size up, according to the description. I'm 5 months pregnant with my third child and am also nursing two other children. I'm glad I didn't go for the larger size. It would have been a tad too big, in my opinion. These tanks provide plenty of space for me to morph while remaining comfortable. br>br>The only criticism I have of these tanks is that the red color isn't quite wine red in my opinion. My three-year-old daughter was the one who asked. When I asked her what color she thought it was, she said pink. My husband said it was red when I asked him what color it was. magenta- ish. br>(A photo of a comparison between the Touch Loom magenta-colored and the Touch Loom magenta-colored is attached. ) On the left, there's a red tank, and on the right, there's a cranberry-flavored Hofish. On the right, you'll see a wine-colored tank. non- br>br>I'd also like to point out that this company's customer service is outstanding. They were the best company I've ever dealt with in terms of customer service. br>br>I own four of these tanks at the moment. Two of them are black, one is navy blue, and the other is a reddish color. The navy blue is a beautiful shade of blue. It's on my body right now, and I haven't taken it off in two days. When you're pregnant and raising a family, it's critical to feel comfortable and not frumpy:.
I went with the largest size available. I'm 36 weeks pregnant, 160 pounds, and 5'7 inches tall. I'm a 36B/C now. This is a perfect match. It's a lot more comfortable than a bra, but it doesn't make my chest look weird, and it has a lot of stretch, so it easily covers my bump right now. It's a snug stretch because of the material, you know? After the baby, I think it'll feel nice and secure around my belly, and it might even smooth things out a little, but we'll see. I washed it in cold water and dried it on low heat, and it didn't shrink. I took one set of bra pads out to air dry, while the other set was left in and dried in the dryer. There was no difference that I could see or feel. I haven't had the opportunity to fully test the nursing functionality, but it appears that unclipping and clipping with one hand would be possible. The bra pad will roll when you flip it down for nursing, as other reviews have mentioned, but it is simple to unroll. You can also avoid the roll if you flip it down with a little more care.
The quality of these shirts appears to be excellent. It's made of a soft, thick, and stretchy material. The clasps are simple to open and close, and they appear to be of good quality. It would be simple to breastfeed a child. They're nice and long (which is ideal for someone with a long torso like me). You'd probably be able to wear it for part of your pregnancy, but not towards the end, because there's enough fabric and stretch around the midsection. The padding is comfortable, and the support is exactly what I was looking for. This is something I'd wear outside the house. I ordered according to the size chart (around 42D, ordered XXL), but it was too small around the bust; it was snug around the hips, but not too tight, so it wouldn't ride up on the bottom. br>I ordered according to the size chart (around 42D, ordered XXL), but it was too small around the bust; it was snug around the hips, but not too tight, so it wouldn't ride up on the bottom. I'd exchange it instead of returning it if there was a different size available, because the nursing tanks are very nice.
It's an excellent fit. I ordered a small because the reviews stated that it fits true to size, and I usually wear a sm/med top. Staying in shape during and after pregnancy is important. For nursing, this is ideal. The only thing I don't like about them is that they aren't very breathable (which is why I only gave them four stars). They would be perfect for fall and winter. However, because I also wear a top over it, it gets extremely hot in the summer. If you leave the pads in like I do, they won't get in the way while you're feeding. It's easy to care for and dries quickly!.
I like the colors, and the fabric is nice, but the fit is a problem for me. I got a large, and it was a little tight. I have a large chest (DDD before pregnancy, now 36F), and I was spilling a little in the front and back, which worried me because my milk hadn't yet come in, and I didn't want these to be too tight (plus, it wasn't the most flattering to wear around without something over it). I went back to the store and placed an order for the next larger size. When I first tried them on, the fit was better, but after washing them and wearing them for a while, I noticed that my breasts kept sliding under and out of the cups because there is no separation between the cups and the rest of the top like most camisoles (nursing or not). I'm finding that this is both uncomfortable and unattractive, and I'm constantly attempting to correct it. Maybe this will change once my milk arrives, but if it doesn't, I don't think I'll be wearing these very often, which is disappointing for the price. It's almost as if I'm in the middle of a size range, with the large being slightly too small and the XL being slightly too large.
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