FreyaWomen's Pure Uw Moulded Nursing Bra

I'm going to write a review now even though I am waiting for a different size in exchange. First, the size conversion chart for me was way way off. I made sure to check and compare. I wear a US 32G in two different nursing bras from two other brands. I even checked the tags to make sure it was the US size listed and it is. So I ordered a 32F in this. Wrong, way way too small. Now this is not my only complaint. Having the size be off wasn't a huge surprise. The cheap materials this is made with was. For $70 I expected this bra to be made with at least comparable materials as the Hot Milk bra and the La Mystere bras I have, and it is not. It is maybe comparable or worse than a cheap Target or Wal-Mart bra as materials go. The only reason I am going to try the different size is because it was a very supportive style in a larger size and that is hard to come by, but it should cost $15 or $20 instead based on quality of fabric. The straps are cheapy, the cup material is so cheap that I actually thought I had it inside out when I was putting it on and nope. They can only charge so much because of the availability of larger sized cups and smaller chest measurements and are making a damn racket from that. And it has, literally, no absorption ability. For a nursing bra, that really surprised me. So you would have to wear breast pads for any possible leaks and it isn't super forgiving with the pads in it. I had to very carefully place them so it didn't look like I was storing legos in my bra it was so lumpy. I'll update after I receive the bigger size because there is a very real possibility these other downsides will make me just straight up return the bra all together. I also, don't yet know how it holds up overtime, so fingers crossed.

I'm a 32F (32E in this bra due to UK sizing), and have been hunting for a good underwire nursing bra for a WHILE (this is my second baby). This has everything I've been looking for -- underwire, lined cups to hide nipples and nursing pads, and most importantly, doesn't turn my breasts into torpedos that point away from each other and seem to be working their way into my armpits. While this bra could still stand to create a bit more cleavage for my taste, it has a nice, rounded shape that I don't feel self-conscious in, and the center wires lay flat against my breast bone as they're supposed to. The main flaw I found with this bra is that the lacy underlining sticks way out over the top of the main cups and was visible under tank tops and low cut shirts. It didn't seem structurally important, so I cut it off (the lace and the fabric below it) so that the bra is attached only by the outside edge of the cup instead of both sides. I was hesitant to take scissors to a $70 bra, but I'm so glad I did! My breasts fill the cups even better now, because the underlining pushed the top of the breast down and created a gap between the lining and main cup, and now I can wear it with everything! I've always thought I would prefer a bra with lining on both sides for a more discreet look while nursing, but now I see the wisdom of attaching the cup only by the outer edge. I've tried every brand I'm aware of in my size, and this bra is as close as it gets to perfect. I'd give it five stars if I hadn't had to make the final modification myself. Maybe Freya will make this change on their own one day...

This is my go to nursing bra when I need something smooth and seam free under my clothes. I am a 40F. Fit is on par.(I tried Anita's Women's Microfiber Underwire Nursing Bra as well, and this one is definitely better quality and a better bra for the price. The Anita tshirt bra is just so dang thin that it doesn't seem worth the price)This bra isn't my all time favorite nursing bra, but has good lift, and a nice amount of padding. It gives shape to my breasts, and looks pretty nice under my clothes. My favorite bras have lace and seams that show through thinner fabrics, and this bra is the best option I've found to remedy that issue.The scalloped lacy stuff lining the top of the bra puckers out a bit, but I haven't removed it yet. I might.Full disclosure, when I first wear new bras I use a bra extender. The band always stretches over time no matter the quality, kind of like breaking in a new pair of shoes. If I go higher in band size over time I find that I don't care for the fit as it gets too stretchy and loose. Bra extenders are great to have for nursing in general!This bra requires a three hook extender with 3/4 inch spacing. (Bras typically have either 1/2 inch or 3/4 inch spacing) I like WingsLove Lady's Bra Extender Bra Band 3 hook 3/4 inch. They come three in a pack.All in all I am happy with this bra. I will update if I have any future issues or it wears out too soon.

Pros: wide variety of sizesCons: everything else. So extremely itchy I couldn’t wait to change out of it after trying it on. The material is scratchy all the way around. The cups were so thin that it didn’t offer any smoothing, which is so necessary in the nursing phase of life.This bra is way too pricey to be this uncomfortable. I’m returning it, but I had to share my 2 cents. It’s hard to find bras in my size, but I’d rather wear a softer bra that I heap over than sandpaper I fit in.

The bra fits just as I expected, but dear God. Why are the straps made of sandpaper! Its some kind of weird hard itchy elastic. I will keep them simply because my size is so hard to find but foe the price they really need to make all their materials soft

I found this very supportive and provided great shape. Color options were pretty. I did have to go up a size (larger) in the band.However, the material the band is made of is not super comfortable. And who wants underwire when nursing. I much preferred the Momcozy Ultra Comfort for the molded cup and soft yet supportive material.

This bra fits well, however the lace and the actual cup separate as you wear it so when you look down it looks ridiculous. As well, the cups show bumps from the nursing pads so to wear a nicely fitted t-shirt with this bra might not be the best plan. Otherwise, it's relatively comfortable and fits well. The straps are clearly well made. I will not be buying another one considering the price is a bit steep for the quality of the product. The search continues for a great nursing bra in a 34 f.

Amazing nursing bra. I have purchased several different nursing bras and this is the only one that has provided the much needed support for my 38GG chest. Highly recommend! It looks great too.

I have multiple Freya bras in the same size and they all fit the same, this one was tighter on the band so I had to order extenders because none of the ones I had matched the hooks of this bra. But the cup itself I guess is bigger, so the wire in the front doesn’t sit flush against my skin, it actually pushes my shirt out and when I try to snuggle my daughter she tries to push it in through the shirt because it pokes her. Very disappointed, I only ordered Freya because they are usually consistent / reliable with their sizing so I trusted ordering online where I can’t go in and try them on.

The material for underwire (under bust) and across back is coarse and scratchy. The cups are comfortable but not so great for support. I have bought loads of normal freya bras and always loved them so really disappointed. The shape is different to a normal freya bra too. Why do bra manufacturers think you are ok about saggy or tucked under your armpits boobs just because you had a baby... the clips aren't great either (slip off/don't clip as well as Royce etc)

Good quality bra, just need to know your size exactly