Bravado Embellished Microfiber Nursing Bra Review and Giveaway *closed*

im_logoBravado was a brand I knew long before I tried it. The reason I never bought a bra from them was simple. I am cheap. When I bought nursing bras they were from Target or maybe a maternity store. And they all sucked. I lusted after Bravado bras because I had heard the reviews. My wallet always got shy when I was at a store carrying them.

Then I had the opportunity to review the Embellished Microfiber Nursing Bra. Hurray! I was so excited about this. Even more exciting was the fact that Melissa from Bravado was going to help me find out my true bra size. None of my nursing bras fit correctly and I knew it. I did get fitted 2 months prior to our email fitting however the bra I got didn’t fit well either. Until this moment I was resigned to never have a good fitting bra while nursing.

Over emails and after having my husband measure me according to Bravado’s online instructions, we came to a size. 32 D! I had been measured before as a 36 B! What a difference. I was actually skeptical that once I got the bra that it would fit. I was measure in person for the 36 B, but measured by my husband and the size was calculated by someone over email.

The day came that my new Bravado bra made it to my home. I ripped open the package and tried it on. It was a perfect fit! I was blown away at the difference in not only the look of my breasts in the bra (perkiness, smoothness, etc) but the superior comfort. There was no cup spillage (something I mentioned during the “fitting” that I was accustomed to. Many times with other bras I would spill completely out, and I was always checking on the girls. This bra held me in even after jumping!

SAS-Enchanted-170x200SAS-Clip-170x200Bravado has their signature “B” nursing clips. They were slightly different than those I was used to. I had to push my thumb under the clip to release it.  It isn’t any harder, but my old way of releasing my clips didn’t work as easily. After I figured that out it was a breeze to undo the clip and nurse my son.  The best part is that they lay flat, so you won’t see pointy clips under your clothing.

Some people love full support under the cup, but I prefer the open style of Bravado bras. I always had issued with the frame shifting, so when I undid the clip I had to puch my breast through the opening. This was also probably due to having the wrong size also.

The material is super soft. The outside layer is microfiber and the inner lining is a soft cotton. This is said to be best for early nursing mothers also. The bra I reviewed had no underwire, another recommendation for new nursing mothers since the underwire could affect supply. I don’t dislike or like underwire. The bra had enough support without that I didn’t miss it.

I have had this bra for a few months and it has washed and worn beautifully. I have been using it and another version which I bought from A Mother’s Boutique pretty much exclusively since I got it. Every time they are both dirty (a rarity since I rely on them so heavily) I am so sad when I have to put on my ill fitting bras. I have hand washed my bra before to make sure I would have it for the next day!

One thing this review has taught me is that there are some things you want to spend money on. I used to believe bras and panties were just throw away items. But since nursing I discovered you NEED a comfortable fitting bra. I feel so much better in my Bravado nursing bra. My breasts look better, and I am just more comfortable. I don’t have to check for spillage anymore either. I will be keeping my eyes out for Bravado sales to up my wardrobe.

Sadly, I moved recently and lost the bra I purchased. It is probably in the mess somewhere, I hope!

So thanks to Bravado for letting me review this item. If you can’t tell, it is one of my favorite items I have ever reviewed. If you are pregnant and plan to nurse you should consider Bravado for your bra needs. If you are currently nursing and haven’t tried them yet, please do!

Fortunately, Bravado is offering one of my readers the chance to win an Embellished Microfiber Nursing Bra. (LUCKY!)

*giveaway is closed*

Giveaway ends on December 28. Winner will be chosen using random.org. If the winner does not respond within 48 hours a new winner will be drawn.

***Open to US and Canadian Residents!***  I was not paid to perform this review however the sample bra sent for review was free of charge.

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  • http://impatientwithpcos.blogspot.com Amanda

    I am due in February and my my breast haven’t really grown in cup size, but are denser and my bras aren’t supporting well and causing me lots of upper back pain! It’s horrible. And I’m so afraid to start investing in bras since my breast will probably grow after I have the baby and not fit right again. So for me, I want a really supportive bra that will be forgiving in the cup size. And I would really like a bra I can try on in before buying.

  • http://musingsfrommomschool.blogspot.com Krystal

    Well, aside from a good, comfortable fit, I’d like a nursing bra that isn’t difficult to open and close one-handed while nursing in a crowded place! There’s nothing like having to WORK at getting the bra undone when I’m in the community room at church or sitting on a bench at the mall with a screaming, hungry baby! It’s embarrassing! Same goes for having to “free-boob” it because I can’t get the clip done back up afterward without being really conspicuous about it.

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  • tami

    most important to me is durability. these bras get used a lot (at least for me), so it needs to be able to hold up. i have some bras that i have only had for about 2 months and they are already getting all stretched out!

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  • monique curry

    The most importent in a nursing bra is suport!!!!!!
    also comfort….

  • Katie G

    First is clips on a nursing bra. Also, I am still searching for the perfect bra that is a nursing bra but that will lift my breasts and look good under fitted clothes.

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  • http://www.crosswok.com Patti

    I’m pretty picky about bras – I want one that’s convenient and *comfortable*, since I’ve got to wear it all the time – but I’m finding lately that I also want a bra that doesn’t look so utilitarian that it makes me feel asexual (a baby does that pretty well on his own!), so it’s great to see a bra that’s actually pretty!

  • rachel

    It is all about the fit! Like you, I’ve suffered way too long with ill fitting bras before getting fitted and found to my shock that I was much bigger than the 32 B I thought I was! My problem is that I have a small chest but large boobs so it is really hard to find a well fitting bra, let alone a nursing bra! It’s to the point where I don’t really care what it looks like as long as it gives me the support I need.

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  • http://pursuitofmore.blogspot.com Latoya Taitt

    The most important feature in a nursing bra is style and comfort. Although, I’m a mom and a nursing mom, I don’t feel like my bra should look as if it belongs to an 87 year old woman.. Big boobie girls deserve pretty bras.. especially nursing bras!!!
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  • Heidi Donahue

    i think for me the most important aspect of a nursing bra would be comfort!! a comfortable bra makes a huge difference, and its nice to see some comfy ones that dont just look like a white old ladie bra! lol

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  • Elizabeth

    I have a hard time finding my size at maternity stores. Proper fit is most important to me.

  • Dana

    Quality and Comfort – as this is my second time around and I skimped on the quality the first time and am not making the same mistakes this time around!!

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  • http://savadamfox.blogspot.com Savannah

    I am so excited about this review! I have been BEYOND frustrated and annoyed with my nursing bras and trying to find a good nursing bra. If I don’t win this giveaway, then I’m buying one! Thanks for the help! The most important thing to me about a nursing bra is the ease of using it. I want to be able to do things one handed and get the cup out of the way while nursing. Second to that is fit and looks. I look like crap in the bras I currently have. I know it. I just didn’t know what to do about it! Now I do! THANKS!!

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  • Glenda Silva

    The fit is very important my husband looked at bras for me at the 2 stores we have her and they dont have my size.. Im a 40 b and seems nobody carries it. Also the cup staying down once unclipped and not popping up I dont want to have to hold a cup down while breastfeeding!
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  • Jessica

    Most important to me is comfort, I usually wear the same bra all day and most of the time to bed, that’s alot of hours in a nursing bra. Also fit, I’m a larger size and hate when bras don’t fit properly.

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  • Katrina

    I need a bra that provides good support/coverage and a cup that holds its shape well for both at-home marathon nursing and discreet public nursing.

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  • http://steffenfamilyadventures.blogspot.com Holly

    the most important thing for me is that it doesn’t LOOK like a nursing bra. these look cute- not like the tons of ‘granny white’ they have out there! :)
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    A nursing bra has to have shape and some padding for me to wear it comfortably. With nursing pads, if the bra is too thin or flimsy, you can see through and see the bulky pads. Also makes your boobs like funny-shaped!
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  • http://www.growingupsharp.blogspot.com Sarah

    Fit and good support is the most important feature to me in a nursing bra. I was a 30G before getting pregnant, and haven’t even had the courage to measure what size I am now. At 5’3″ and 130 lbs, the girls are HUGE!!! Our baby was born three weeks ago, so I’m waiting just a little while longer before investing in a few good bras. Thanks for your review!
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  • Robyn Bell

    I want a bar to be sexy and cute. Before I had my baby …I always liked to wear matching bars and panties. I feel since having issy I had to give up that. This nursing bar is very cute compared to what is on the market. I might be a mommy but I still wnt to look good.

  • Kelly

    I love this bra- My mother in law gave it to me after I went through all the things you mentioned. I will NEVER go back to Target bras or even Motherhood bras. My most import feature is comfort, and then how the girls look. I then like some sort of padding so my pads don’t show through
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    To me, the most important feature is comfort! Often the materials in nursing bras (clips, underwire) are very uncomfortable…

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  • Shanna

    OMG! You have NO idea how much I need this. I have been BEGGING DH for months to be able to buy one and we just don’t have the money. I am very large breasted and it is IMPOSSIBLE to find a bra that fits. I am currently nursing my 3rd baby. The most important thing about a bra for me is support- both bottom and side. I hate when they spill out over my arms.

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  • Anna

    The most important feature to me is comfort, but after breastfeeding my son for 18 months, I also found it frustrating how many of my bras were unflattering, so I’d say that flattering to the figure is important. Also I would never buy an underwire nursing bra because of the risk of it causing mastitis.

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  • http://thelaundrynarrative.blogspot.com Fia

    I’m a comfort gal all the way. Fabric that feels good on my skin, easy to put on and take off…

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    The most important feature of a nursing bra for me is comfort! Nothing worse than an uncomfy bra.

  • Jennifer

    Nursing bras have to look good! Enough coverage to hide pads for leakage and supportive/shapely enough that the girls look good when I go out.

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  • Kalani

    What I want most from a nursing bra are SUPPORT, style & ease of use! I stopped wearing underwire 3 1/2 years ago when I began nursing my son. We just had our second son 2 weeks ago & I definitely want to invest in quality bras. The nursing bras I had before were from target & jc penney. Not only did they NOT hold up they didn’t hold my boobs up either!!!
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  • Chelsea

    The most important this in a nursing bra for me is one handed opening. It’s stressful to have your baby screaming “Feed Me! I AM DYING HERE MOMMY!!” while I am fiddling with my bra!

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  • JCF

    I guess smoothness is most important. I have some nursing bras right now that are very comfortable, but in t-shirts, or something else form fitting, you can always see nipples poking out or where the bra has shifted. I have a hard time finding something between padding and totallly thin, flimsy material!

  • Gina Walker

    The most important things for a large cup size like myself is coverage, support and easy fastening/unfastening!!! I love my Bravado bras for just these reasons!

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  • Lo

    The most important feature to me is: great support, but without an underwire!!

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  • Heather

    i think that support is the most important feature in any bra! none of my nursing bras are very supportive but luckily my daughter isn’t nursing as often so i can wear my good bras when going out. i’d love to find a supportive nursing bra!

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  • Rachel

    Lift… I have large boobs and it takes a heavy duty bra to lift enough… :-)

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  • http://so-simply-stephanie.blogspot.com Stephanie

    I think one thing really missing in most nursing bras is support and comfort! I have vowed never again to buy a cheap nursing bra!!!!

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  • Suzanne

    I have six nursing bras and NONE of them are comfortable, supportive or pretty. I also stare at the Bravados in the store but can’t bring myself to spend the money, although after 8 months of exclusive nursing I have no idea why! I think supportiveness is my #1 important issue. I would love to win this one!

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  • http://macyfron.com/blog/wordpress Lucy

    I am terrible and never really got fitted for a new bra once my daughter was born (18 months ago). I pretty much wear the target nursing tanks every single day. For me, comfort is the most important aspect of a bra that I look for.
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  • Sierra Z

    I’ve been worried if I am wearing the correct bra size. I was measured in the mall maternity store and she said I was a 36C, I’ve actually been wearing a 38C but I could imagine the 36 fitting as well. I only have the 1, it’s the second one I’ve bought since being pregnant (i didn’t plan ahead with my first pregnancy purchase and out grew it) and I didn’t want to buy many until things settled down.

    I’m a little afraid to buy nursing bras. I’ve been sticking to nursing tanks (i figure they have more leeway) and thinking about waiting to purchase nursing bras after the baby comes. Though I was thinking a sleep bra would be a good idea.

    My favorite thing? Well, I would think durability as well as easy to understand and use.

    Thanks!

  • Kristin

    First, I LOVE the Bravado nursing bra. I own 2 and have been using them since I was about 5 months pregnant (needless to say I could use a few more, I will do a load of laundry early morning or late at night just to have one clean for that day) My most important feature is the clip to let the flap fall. Bravado has the best clip and especially when your in a hurry or public place, easily being able to undo and re do the cup flap is a life saver. I have 2 Medela bras also and am still mad I wasted my money on those and could have had 2 more Bravados in their place…I never wear the Medelas.

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    I’m to the point where I care more about fit than anything else. I mean, clips that don’t come undone is nice (can you say medela fail?) But the way my other bars either feel too restrictive or far too unsupportive drives me batty. I need something that actually fits in a comfortable and supportive manner, dangit.

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    Now that I’m not nursing as much, my breast are smaller, almost back to how they were before I was pregnant. My one nursing bra is so big I don’t even wear it anymore. So I would have to say fit is the most important to me. I would love to have a bra that fit! I wear sports bra’s that I can pull up from the bottom when I nurse. Let me tell you, they are not sexy or cute!
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  • Carla

    Most important to me is a proper fit. I hate having saggy boobs. Makes me sad.

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  • Jen

    Well, my baby is due any day now so I’m not officially a nursing mother yet, but I have gone nursing bra shopping already! So far, fit seems to be most important. I tried on so many bras that were saggy and awful. I am hoping they fit a little better once my milk comes in, but now they’re just lousy.

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  • JJ

    to me the fit is the most critical becase it solves a host of issues – esp my pet peeve – the back band riding up.

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  • Kim

    I think COMFORT is the biggest factor in a nursing bra… you’re so uncomfortable anyways, nursing ALL day long, at least your bra should feel good!

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  • Katrina

    For me it is being able to open and close the clasp one handed….my other hand is normally on baby

  • Gillian

    I need a bra with a bit of give, the first nursing bras I bought had no stretch and they pinch whenever I move my arms. I also think the abilty to un-clip and clip with one hand is a MUST! I’m really hoping to expand my nursing wardrobe since I have decided to keep nursing longer than I original thought after learnin aobut all the benefits and seeing how much my son loves to have his ‘nou-nou’. :)

  • Lisa

    It’s important to me that a nursing bra be easy to open and close. The flaps need to stay down well while I’m nursing but still hold their shape and not get all stretched out.

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  • Maggie

    My main need in a nursing bra is easy access. My daughter is getting increasingly difficult to nurse in public because of her squirming, so I definitely need to get her latched quickly, no futzing around!

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  • Angela R.

    I have a feeling support is going to be the biggest thing for me. I am currently only 13 weeks with twins and my breasts have grown so much so I can only imagine what they are going to be like when I am nursing!

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  • Elizabeth

    I am a 32 D and have a hard time finding this size in maternity stores. I have settled for a close size in the past but not a perfect fit. I was excited to see that Bravado carries this size. I am due in Feb. I hope to win so this time I will have the perfect fit.

  • Heidi Johnson

    Good support is the most important nursing bra feature to me.

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  • Lisa

    I would love to find a nursing bra that offers both ease-of-use and lots of support. I’ve heard wonderful things about Bravado and I’d love to try one. Thanks!

  • http://www.beautifulcalling.ca Jenn @ Beautiful Calling

    I have to admit – I’m not that thrilled with Bravado! Earlier this year I splurged and purchased their nursing tank and another bra from them. Shortly after, the seam let go on the bra. Unfortunately the store where I purchased the bra has closed. I contacted Bravado and DIDN’T EVEN RECEIVE THE COURTESY OF A RESPONSE!

    Now I love both of the bras I purchased because the fit well, are comfortable and are easy to nurse in. They do seem to be quality so I dont’ know if it was just a one-off that the seam let go on mine but the fact that their customer service stinks just doesn’t sit well with me.

    Do I get to enter the giveaway if I am complaining about them? I just assumed that they read the comments here.

    What do I look for most? Comfort since when I am nursing (and I still am), I wear a bra 24/7. Comfort is number one!
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  • Andrea

    My favorite feature in a nursing bra is comfort !

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  • Elizabeth

    I want a nursing bra that is pretty. It’s too easy as a new mom to get bogged down by all the mess and focus on the baby, and having pretty things for me is a nice little pick-me-up.

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  • Elizabeth

    It is important that my nursing bra is a good fit. I also like to have a cute bra. Not so easy to find a cute maternity/nursing bra. Bravado designs are cute/sexy.

  • Jennifer

    The most important feature for me is comfort.

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    I follow your blog.

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  • Yara

    I like my nursing bras to look pretty, not institutional! I don’t like a plain boring white/black/beige bra… I’ve been nursing for almost 7 years now (3 kids, breaks in pregnancy) and I still wanna look cute. So I need more than just function.
    This bra looks very cute!

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  • Yara

    I blogged. Man, I really do need a new bra…
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  • Elizabeth

    I need a nursing bra that fits right. I am a 32 D and most maternity stores do not have this size. Bravado not only carries my size but the bras are cute too.

  • Renata

    I really want a nursing bra that is not only comfortable, but nice looking too.

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  • Carey

    This is my first pregnancy (I’m due at the end of March), so I’m not positive about what a great nursing bra should be like, but I DO know I want it to make my figure look good! I’ve seen too many mothers walking around suddenly with a super unflattering fit – just because I’m nursing doesn’t mean I want the girls to be droopy and my bra lumpy! :)

  • http://www.blessed-quiver.blogspot.com Michelle

    I like to be lifted and to look natural…without a bow or ruffle in the front. ALL my nursing bras show that way.
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  • Elizabeth

    Perfect fit is most important. I also don’t like to give up on style just because I am nursing. I love the designs of the Bravado bras.

  • http://www.inwhitefields.blogspot.com Andrea

    Agh! I bought the most horribly uncomfortable nursing bra EVER from Motherhood. I would rather suffer the inconvenience of a non-nursing bra than wear something that pokes and stabs me all over. Ugh. It was the generic non-underwire variety. The standard underwire one has served me just fine. And maybe I got a fluke bra, but yikes!

    Okay, what I want in a nursing bra;
    –Comfort and support (duh!)
    –Easy to un-hook one handed and discrete. I have yet to disover the bra that will alow me to reconnect it without using both hands, so I usually go “unhooked” for a while in public until I can get to a private place so i can stick both hands in my shirt. : )
    –Cups that are thick enough to hide nursing pads and light leaks, without being something big and bulky that you can’t move away from the baby’s face easily.
    –I will love it if it makes me feel like a woman with little lace and cute colors.

    I would love to try a Bravado!
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  • Elizabeth

    I like to wear cute and sexy bras. Hard to find in a nursing bra. I also like a bra to fit like a glove. Hope I win because the Bravado has both these features.

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  • Angie

    The most important thing in a nursing bra for me is ease of use. I want it to be something that I can unhook quickly (since it seems like the baby wants her milk NOW!) and also hook back just as quickly and easily. I should be able to do all of this with one hand. Right now my favorite nursing bra is more of a sports bra in that it doesn’t have any hooks or clips. The problem with it though is that it doesn’t offer the support…so I would love to try out the Bravado!

    Thanks for the giveaway!
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  • Emily

    I don’t know if I can just pick one thing that is most important for me in a nursing bra. But I do have several. :) I hate nursing bras that have seams across the center that you can see through clothes! I hate that! So perhaps that would be one of the most important things to me that the cup doesn’t have those middle horizontal seams. The other thing would be the ease of opening them quickly. I’ve had some that are harder than hard to open and I have to use two hands. Not easy when balancing a wiggly baby on your lap.

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  • Elizabeth

    I like cute bras with matching panties. Once I started nursing it seems this had to be given up. I also need a good fit.

  • Cheryl

    What’s most important in a nursing bra for me is that it’s smooth and not chunky. Also that it doesn’t itch. I’ve worn bras before where the cotton starting piling and it was itchy and uncomfortable. I like a smooth finish.

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  • Elizabeth

    Fit, comfort and style are most important to me.

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  • http://jewelsandtreasures.blogspot.com/ Vanessa

    The most important thing to me is having breast support in the cups!!!

  • http://www.HoboMama.com Lauren @ Hobo Mama

    As a 36I, what’s MOST important to me is support. Lots & lots of support! I generally prefer an underwire because of this, but I would be interested in trying a supportive non-underwire if it won’t stretch out right away like all my previous (low quality) soft-cup bras.
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    I assume my Tweet comment (from @Hobo_Mama) went through? I don’t see it, but maybe it’s in your spam queue. Thanks!
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  • http://marfmom.wordpress.com Maya

    I wanted ease of use in a nursing bra. I wanted to be able to unclip the bra with one hand and easily fold down the cup.
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    I also follow Bravado Designs on Twitter (MarfMom).
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  • Elizabeth

    I hope I win one of these cute bras. They appear to be well made and according to the review they are a great fit as well.

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