Comfort Zone Soft Cup Nursing Bra Customer Reviews

The bra is comfortable and supportive. The downside is that the clips come undone FREQUENTLY when I bend over. This is extremely annoying when cleaning, picking up anything off the floor, doing laundry etc. Kelli, , Age: 30's September, 2010, Tall (5'9" and over) Size: 36G

This bra becomes uncomfortable quickly... The main thing it has going for it is that it is one of the few bras in my size that is a soft cup. Autumn, Santa Cruz, CA, Age: 40's September, 2010, Petite (5'3" and under) Size: 40K

Overall, this bra was good. It was sized a little smaller than some of the others, so I could have used a bigger size. Other than that, it was very supportive and would have been comfortable if it fit right. I would recommend this product. Melissa, Fresno/CA/USA, Age: 30's August, 2010, Average Height (5'4"-5'8") Size: 38H

The bra fits great in the cup size and gives you the support that a big chested girl needs. The only downside was that it was a little tight around and if I was to buy another one, which I will be, I would go up to a 42 instead of 40. Would recommend this! Jennifer, Lewiston, ME, Age: 20's August, 2010, Average Height (5'4"-5'8") Size: 40H

This bra is very comfortable and is great for nursing moms. The sizing seemed a little off causing a little bit of support issues but other than that it's great. Tonya, United States, Age: 20's April, 2010, Average Height (5'4"-5'8") Size: 40J

I really wanted to love this bra, since at this size, there are only a couple of options to choose from. I went ahead and purchased 4 of them - even after reading some iffy reviews on other sites. First off, I know how to fit a bra - my size isn't an overnight, I've been 'blessed' since I was a teenager, and have been professionally fit an number of times, and know how to measure and fit myself as well - and that not all bras fit the same. This one fits, and is the correct size. The serious issue with it is the design and the PLASTIC clasps. That may work for smaller cup sizes, but does not work to hold the weight of larger breasts. The design of the bra has most of the weight on the clasps and they will and do break. All 4 of mine broke within just a wear or two. And I was putting them on without them done up to avoid the stress on the clasp of putting the straps over my shoulder. Once was me simply picking up my toddler and a clasp snapped. The material is glorious, and comfortable, and the coverage is great...but you can't get past that the clasps are plastic and not durable at all. I have had to replace the clasps with metal swimsuit hooks - it works, but is no ideal, and for the price paid, one shouldn't have to modify them.

Goddess Response: We completely understand your frustration. We will speak to the designer on the subject of these clasps. Thank you for your input. Rose, NJ, Age: 30's April, 2010, Average Height (5'4"-5'8") Size: 40K

I have only ever gotten Goddess bras to fit me for nursing given the large cup size, but relatively smaller band size. The cup area provides a lot of support. But band tends to bend over in 1/2 so this isn't as supportive as I would prefer. But, it's better than any other bra I tried. It also comes back to shape with washing.

Goddess Response: Very often the band in soft-cup bras will collapse or fold over with the weight of the breast. Sometimes going to an under-wire will help (don’t be afraid of an under-wire bra!) Typically the usual reason for finding an under-wire bra to be uncomfortable will be a wrong cup size (more often than not too small): An under-wire should feel like two large hands holding up the breasts, very comfy and supportive. Sara, Wisconsin, Age: 30's April, 2010, Tall (5'9" and over) Size: 36H

This would have been the nursing bra of my dreams but unfortunately I needed a smaller band as the back of the bra kept riding up my back. The cup size was perfect. Unfortunately this bra seems to be discontinued and no one carries a 36 I. I am returning it.

HerRoom Response: Just the color white is discontinued. newmom, bay area, california, Age: 30's March, 2010, Average Height (5'4"-5'8") Size: 38H

Bra is soft, comfortable, supportive, easy to take down but more complicated to keep the girls up when you put up. Liane, Highland Lks nj, Age: 40's March, 2010, Average Height (5'4"-5'8") Size: 38I

This bra is very supportive compared to other nursing bras I have tried. I am pleased with the shape of my breasts when wearing this bra. They look more like I am wearing an underwire bra than a sports bra. However the bra comes up very high in the front and is visible under almost all shirts except a regular t-shirt. When I go back to work I will have to find an alternate because it shows under my button-up and v-neck blouses. Shelly, Houston, TX, Age: 30's March, 2010, Tall (5'9" and over) Size: 44G

It fit fine, but every time I bent over, both snaps would pop and out and up come the boobs! Eventually, I switched to only wearing these (I got two) when I was going to bed, and therefore wouldn't be bending over. I wouldn't recommend these for any woman who's particularly "well-endowed"--basically C-cup or up.

Goddess Response: Sounds like this bra is too small in the cup. I would recommend going up in the cup, so there’s not too much strain on the clasps and the cups. Daina, TX, USA, Age: 20's March, 2010, Tall (5'9" and over) Size: 36DDD

this bra does not work -- clasps continuously come undone and cups recede after about 1h of wearing so that there is a huge gap between the front flap and the rest of the bra -- not attractive. This is the second time I am reviewing this item as my first review has not been posted (after nearly 3 weeks).

HerRoom Response: We have searched our files and can not find your first review. Our apologies.

Goddess Response: It could be that the cups are too small (which would explain the gap between the front flap and the rest of the bra). Going up a cup size might make the whole thing work. Sara, redmond, wa, Age: 30's February, 2010, Average Height (5'4"-5'8") Size: 38H