NOT for breastfeeding, but insanely comfortable. Only complaint is somehow the straps...squeak? the plastic ring that attached the adjustable straps to the back of the bra make noise when you move. I've tried tightening and loosening the straps to no avail. Probably boils down to material choice and friction. However, the bra part is wonderful and holds my Philips Avent pump in place hands free.

Great pumping bra! It’s super comfortable and soft, it’s easy to manage (I actually like the lift up design), and it supports the flanges well. It’s not a nursing bra, but I found it easy to just lift the whole thing up to breastfeed- it holds itself up, so there’s no struggle to keep it out of the way.

Most comfortable pumping bra I own. All the others have tight bands and if you’re sleeping in them can be uncomfortable. This one is tight enough to support you but stretchy and soft enough to live in day in and day out.

**THE MIDNIGHT MILK MARATHON**It's 2AM in the Land of Leaking Lactation. My wife is perched in the nursery rocking chair, desperately clutching flanges to her chest while our newborn miraculously sleeps through what sounds like chili night at the rodeo. The infamous flatulence symphony of suction loss echoes through the darkness, followed by my wife's exasperated whisper: "I just need ONE bra that actually works." After witnessing this dairy disaster approximately 47 times, I embarked on The Great Milk Containment Quest of 2024.**THE UDDER DISAPPOINTMENT**We've milked the market for options, trying several contenders in the hands-free arena. Bravado promised the moon but delivered something closer to Swiss cheese – full of functional holes. Simple Wishes seemed simple enough until the flanges started their slow migration southward. The difference between those failed dairy detention centers and the Kindred Bravely Sublime? It's like comparing a leaky paper cup to a professional-grade milk tank. One drips disappointment; the other actually contains what it's supposed to.**THE CREAM OF THE CROP**✓ Flange Security: Holds those milk-collectors with the grip of a dairy farmer who refuses to let go of prize-winning cattle✓ Material Marvel: 73% Viscose, 17% Nylon, 10% Spandex creates the holy trinity of soft, strong, and udderly comfortable✓ Simplicity Design: No complex milking apparatus here – just pull it on and start production✓ Mobility Magic: Actually works while moving (not just when standing statue-still like in those clearly staged ads)✓ Versatile Performance: Lift for direct nursing, no disassembling a milk machinery puzzle✓ Durability Champion: After 10 weeks of constant use and washing, still fresh as a dairy maid's morning× Premium Price Tag: $48 feels steep until you calculate the value of lost liquid gold and preserved sanity× Sizing Surprises: The "Busty Large" recommendation for average assets had my wife questioning if Kindred Bravely employs dairy cow classifiers× Entry/Exit Strategy: Pull-over design isn't ideal when you're juggling a calf in one arm× Leak Visibility: Our black version broadcasts even minor milk mishaps like a dairy production scoreboard**THE DAIRY TECH SPECS**After 10 weeks of rigorous testing with both the Spectra S2 (the industrial dairy processor) and Baby Buddha (the boutique milk extractor), using Spectra parts and smaller Maymom flanges (for the bovine equipment enthusiasts out there), this bra consistently outperforms the entire herd.The construction is substantially more robust – less "hopeful stretchy fabric" and more "serious milk production infrastructure." We've also confirmed compatibility with Medela parts, making it versatile regardless of your preferred pump brand. Unlike nursing bras that claim pumping functionality but fail spectacularly, this dedicated pumping bra delivers true hands-free operation.**MILK MANAGEMENT PRO TIPS**Always have a cloth measuring tape handy and follow Kindred Bravely's sizing guide precisely. Don't be alarmed when they suggest a size that sounds like it belongs in a dairy cattle classification system – my wife still chuckles about her "Busty Large" designation, but following their recommendations proved udderly correct.A crucial discovery in our milk collection journey: choose the "Oatmeal Heather" color. When leakage inevitably happens (and in the dairy business, spillage is guaranteed), this lighter shade doesn't immediately showcase your production capabilities to everyone in visual range. Our black version essentially functions as a real-time milk production monitor, which isn't the fashion statement my wife was hoping to make at the pediatrician's office.**PERFECT FOR:**✓ Exclusive pumpers seeking reliable support that won't let go mid-session✓ Working moms who need genuine mobility while connected to their milk machinery✓ Parents juggling multiple responsibilities who need truly unencumbered hands✓ Anyone tired of holding flanges in place like a human vise**NOT IDEAL FOR:**× Those seeking an all-in-one everyday bra (this is pumping-focused)× Budget-conscious shoppers with limited pumping needs× Parents expecting a perfect fit without measuring**THE DAIRY DECREE**After experiencing the pumping equivalent of working with faulty milking equipment, the Kindred Bravely Sublime stands as the reliable dairy assistant we needed all along. While $48 initially seemed like premium pricing for what looks like a glorified cow-milking harness, the cost-per-use over 10 weeks of daily wear has already made it one of our most valuable investments in the family dairy operation.This is the essential equipment for anyone who wants to maintain their dignity, mobility, and sanity while attached to what is essentially a mechanical milk extractor several times daily. Just get it in Oatmeal Heather and thank me later when you inevitably spring a leak during an important video call. The dairy business isn't always glamorous, but at least your equipment can be dependable.

This bra is worth all the hype! First, it's the only pumping bra I could find that comes in big enough sizes for me. I'm a 46J (postpartum, exclusively breastfeeding), and most others only go up to a 44 and E or F cup. Second, these fit snuggly but the cups aren't too tight. The material is soft and stretchy, and my swollen breasts just feel nicely supported. The cups don't have any padding in them, but I use reusable inserts to soak up leakage anyways. My milk output is great using this, and the hands free pumping is a total game changer! I literally put it on and only took it off to shower for 3 days straight. 😬 But since I used fresh breast pads everyday, it stayed fresh. I washed it on the gentle cycle and am waiting for it to dry now. I ordered a second one for backup while I'm washing the first one because just going without it for a few hours while cleaning, I have so much discomfort from not having the slight compression.

I have used Davin and Adley Amelia pumping bras and find this one is actually more supportive in general as a bra and keeps my flanges in place better. I find the flanges don't move at all really despite moving around while wearing this bra. Washes well in a gentles bag on permanent press. I accidentally put it in the dryer once on medium heat for 20 minutes or so and it was totally fine but to make sure it lasts I prefer air dry, which does take a while since it has a few layers. Doesn't totally hide nipples after pumping or when cold since it doesn't have cus but meh. Doesn't show milk stains. Highly recommend.

I really like these bras. I want a pumping bra with no clasps, comfortable, easy to put my pumps on, and high quality. This checks all my boxes! I have been exclusively pumping for 10 weeks now and have bought 2 more of these bras after using my first one for 9 weeks straight. My first one is still in shape like it’s brand new. I just wanted more so I can have one to wear while I wash the others! It washes well and I air dry it. It’s thick material and takes a while to air dry, especially as it’s double layered. So I will pop it in the drier to aid in drying when it’s mostly done air drying. Even though I say it’s “thick” material, I find it breathable and not hot at all. It’s thick because the bottom band is really high quality and the bra has 2 layers, the first being where you put the flanges in then the second that goes over the first so then it’s a normal looking bra. I’m a 1x/2x in shirts and a DD in bras. I bought the 1x busty and on the first wear it fits a little tight, but then after a day of wearing it’s literally perfect. I would rather it not be over sized so it holds the flanges well.

Finally a bra that actually fits women with cup sizes above DD. I purchased the busty 2x and it has enough support that I can do light exercise without back pain and it will hold up the breast pump so I can be somewhat hands free.While this bra is great for pumping, it is not a nursing bra. So people that are nursing and pumping might want to try a different bra. I was really disappointed, I finally solved the cup size issue, only to have it fall flat for functionality. I still kept it, but I just put it on when going for walks and for my 1 or 2 pumping sessions. It's not something I can wear all day.

Very soft and comfortable. I wear as an every day bra even when not pumping. It's cute, functional, well made and is a great fit. It's nice to wear this cute bra with a robe and pump in comfort. Very supportive. Would buy again! Great gift for new moms, or put it on your registry!

This is the best bra I've found for hands-free pumping. It's comfortable, soft, stretchy, not tight (which is awful on full/sore boobs), but holds flanges in place. However, without clips, it's not great for nursing, and I didn't find it comfortable to sleep in. I put it on when I need to pump at night, then take it back off to sleep.

Hands down the best bra. So comfortable to wear all day and night, but still has the support to hold the pumps. I have a medium and a large and both are fine. I prefer the medium as it gives me more shape but around the house the large is fine. I’m a 34D but have gone up a couple of sizes since pregnancy/breastfeeding.

Although the material is super nice and probably comfy to sleep in , I didn’t like the way you have to pull it down to nurse versus the normal clip on bras .