Cover-a-Cup Cover for any Bra Insert Customer Reviews

I've got the Bump-a-Cup too (as well as the Bump&Jump-a-Cup) and, yes, these covers are a little large for the covers but it was a simple fix--the small effort was definitely worth it for the feel of the cotton! I placed Bump-a-Cup in the cover against a seam, folded the excess fabric in an envelope-like way (not tucking), and used their fashion tape (called Stay Put) to keep the cover closed. I found that the envelope-like fold was the best way for me to get flattest fold and clean closure. Of course a little hand sewing would do the trick too, but I wanted to use these for Bump&Jump-a-Cup too and the few seconds it takes is well worth the results I get! I may just sew this into my favorite bra, but I'm not sure yet : ) If you prefer the feel of cotton, these covers are incredibly soft! Nina B, Hollywood, CA, Age: 20's February, 2010, Average Height (5'4"-5'8") Size: 1 size

Nice feel on the fabric next to my skin. However, these covers are a little too large for the half cup bra inserts called "Bump-A-Cup'. They may be fine for the larger bra inserts but I would not recommend these unless you are handy sewing. I actually have to tuck part of the cover under while it is in my bra and this tends to make a small visible lump. I will need to take a needle & thread to the cover to make it fit correctly. Jacque, Newaygo MI, Age: 60's May, 2009, Average Height (5'4"-5'8") Size: 1 size