HOFISH Maternity Breastfeeding Clothes Shirt Tank Top with Pads Grey,Black.White L

I bought this 3 set, the black, gray and white because I had already ordered another set from them, the maroon, blue and bright blue 94%nylon and 6%spandex. I got the first set during the end of my pregnancy, knowing I would need a little extra room, so I got an XL. I don’t use the pads, so I removed them. They are more hassle when trying to nurse a baby. The pads fold over. I have always used washable cotton pads for inserts in any nursing wear. So, back to the tanks. After my milk leveled and I lost some weight, I needed the next size down. I watched the prices and the black, white and gray set went on sale. I really thought I caught a deal. Well, when they came in I realized they weren’t the same exact ones I already had. These were much thinner, very flimsy and stretchy, and the curl up or ride up much easier on my waist. I couldn’t figure out the difference, until I went back and read the material used in these. They are made with 90%Nylon and 10%Spandex. It was not an obvious description of the tanks, as the main title for both sets of tanks is the same. It is my fault for not reading the details to find the difference. Overall, for the price on sale of 16.99 for 3 nursing tanks, it’s a good deal.

First, the good. I love that it’s a three-pack, as I wear nursing tanks under my shirts every day. They fit well and are long enough for good coverage.Now, the bad. As for price, a month ago, I paid $36 for a pack with black, grey and white, and they are now $14.58 plus shipping. That’s ridiculous.The cups were huge and uncomfortable. I liked the idea of them, and they hid the outline of my cotton nursing pads, but I was better off without them.Finally, the fabric has pulled terribly. It’s not a huge deal, since I wear them under other shirts, but I expected better quality given all the positive reviews.I still have a couple days to send them back and am considering doing so.

These maternity/nursing tanks are just what I was looking for. My regular camis were getting short and annoying and I wanted something that could carry me through the rest of this pregnancy and postpartum.I am 19 weeks and showing beyond hiding. I wore a size 10 pant, 36C bra, and a medium/large top prepregnancy, though I'm probably at a 36D/38C by this point (wouldn't know, haven't bought new bras or been measured). I bought larges in these tanks. They are fitted and feel a bit snug when I'm putting them on but are super super stretchy and very comfortable on. I might have been okay in an XL but I'm afraid they would've been too loose to wear under clothing. They're a longer length, hitting right about my hips, which is great for coverage under shirts and for a growing belly. The clips seem to be the same quality as my favorite Motherhood Maternity sleep tank. These are pretty soft, though strangely the white one is much softer than the other two. Not sure why! They're thin but not flimsy and lightweight so I expect these to be comfortable through the summer.Overall, I definitely recommend this set if you're just looking for some basic tanks/camis to get you through this temporary misery we call pregnancy.I'll try to remember to update on how these wash up. I don't plan on putting them through the dryer just because of the fabric. I think it may pill.

These work great for what they are but don't expect anything amazing. Don't get me wrong - I wear them every day while on maternity leave because they are super comfortable and super convenient. But they do have some down sides.Pros: they are comfortable; they work great for breastfeeding; you can remove the padding (you may find you want this later on so maybe hold onto them until you know for sure - the white one is super see through so you won't want to leave the house in it if you don't have the extra padding).Cons: they don't breath very well (they're made of some sort of synthetic); they pill and snag easily (velcro on baby swaddle sacks destroyed a few of my tops - I still wear them because they still work but they don't look great anymore).I would still highly recommend these as comfortable, convenient and affordable. However, if I were to do it over, I would look a little harder for some natural materials and pay a bit more.

Pre-pregnancy, wore a size 6/8 in most clothes and a 34DDD bra. I’ve gained more than my fair share of weight during these last 6 months of pregnancy, especially in my chest. I was skeptical that any type of hosiery material could provide the kind of support I need, but I was desperate for some comfortable loungewear and encouraged by the positive reviews from other large-busted mammas. I must say that I’m pleasantly surprised.I debated between ordering a medium or a large. Most of my maternity clothes are mediums, but I saw how some other reviewers posted pictures of “ridiculously” large pads that came with some of the tops (and contrasted them with the “normal” size pads that came with other orders of the same item). So, I ordered the large and crossed my fingers that I would get the super large ones. I think I ended up with the “normal” pads (or I got the “ridiculously large” ones but found that they aren’t riduculously large enough for me). In any case, the pads I got didn’t fit, so I took them out. I don’t consider this the fault of the manufacturer.Even without the pads, these tops are supportive enough for me to wear around the house. I wouldn’t wear them out in public (except maybe as a layer), but I bought these to hang out at home and sleep in, and they’re perfect for that purpose. The white is a little indecent without the pads, but it’s nothing that a robe can’t fix.I think the mediums would have been even better for me, but given that I have 3 more months of growth to look forward to, I decided to hold on to the larges.All in all, I’m thankful to have these camis and would recommend them to other moms.

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