Fancee Free Seamless Softcup Nursing Bra 94366 Reviews

My only complaint was that the tag is poorly placed and at first kept getting in the way of me latching the back. Simple solution, I cut the tag off. The bra is very comfortable, fits well and I would purchase it again. cp

• Height: Petite (5'3" and under)
• Age: 30's
• Posted: October, 2011

I don't like the eye and hook instead of a clip although I do like the three options. The cup is bulky and doesn't lay smooth on the sides. The straps are comfortable. Sandy from Minneapolis MN

• Height: Average Height (5'4"-5'8")
• Age: 30's
• Posted: October, 2011

This is my favorite nursing bra. It has a little bit of structure, so you don't quite get the sports bra effect. It's incredibly comfortable - definitely comfortable enough to sleep in. Jen from Sacramento, CA

• Height: Average Height (5'4"-5'8")
• Age: 20's
• Posted: August, 2011

I really wanted to like this bra. I loved how you could adjust the cups to be tighter or looser. I liked the wide, padded straps since I would only be wearing this around the house. Unfortunately, the size is way too small. Its my normal size, and I can not go up to a 42 band size and smaller cup size to make up for it. The band size is perfect, but the cup is super small. The straps are also a bit long. I have them on the shortest, and they are still too loose. Not a huge deal, but very weird, since I am not petite or short. It has no room for growth and no room for nursing pads. It does not have any support at all. The only thing I could see it being useful for is maybe a sleep bra just to keep pads in place. I already have one that was much cheaper and roomier though. Im disappointed that I cant seem to find a soft cup for a reasonable price that actually fits correctly. I dont expect much support, which is why I also bought an underwire for those times when I leave the house. It does need to cover me fully and be useful though. Hopefully the one I found to exchange it with works better! Emily

• Height: Average Height (5'4"-5'8")
• Age: 20's
• Posted: July, 2011

Super comfortable but not very supportive if your breasts aren't perky naturally. Carrie from Briceville, TN

• Height: Average Height (5'4"-5'8")
• Age: 20's
• Posted: June, 2011

This bra was quite comfortable - one that I would have for around the house. Though it was comfy, it did not have the shaping needed for a larger chest and lacked the support which I need in order to not sag. Kristin from Concord, NH, USA

• Height: Average Height (5'4"-5'8")
• Age: 30's
• Posted: April, 2011

I like this bra, but only gave it 3 stars because it runs very small. I have been running a 32F and it needed to be returned because it was way too small. I ordered a 32H and it still seems a little small, but it's wearable. It's not very supportive and the material is thin, but I was expecting that. I mostly bought this to sleep in and it's great for that. Jamie from Libertyville, IL

• Height: Average Height (5'4"-5'8")
• Age: 30's
• Posted: March, 2011

It seems like it would be comfortable but I need a bigger size. I am going to have to return it and get at least one size bigger maybe two! I ordered the size I always get but this seems to run small. Jamie from IL

• Height: Average Height (5'4"-5'8")
• Age: 30's
• Posted: February, 2011

I agree with the other reviews that the support is not there. I bought this not expecting much support and planning on wearing it around the house and for sleep. It is very comfortable and I do like that it has 3 levels to allow room for growth or weight loss. Stacy from Westminster, MD USA

• Height: Tall (5'9" and over)
• Age: 20's
• Posted: December, 2010

The nursing bra's were for my daughter to wear, she loves them!!! She said they were so comfortable and as she grows larger, which she is anticipating, it shouldn't be a problem. cwalker from Chesapeake, VA

• Height: Petite (5'3" and under)
• Age: 50's
• Posted: December, 2010

I got this bra to have a comfy, wireless bra to wear around the house, sleeping and such while nursing my second baby. Well, what I got was a joke of a bra for someone with breasts my size! It is made of a comfortable and soft, but the good pretty much stops there. There is absolutely no support in the band, which also stretched a lot, while still managing to dig into my back, the cups give no shape even on the highest clasp setting and the straps dug in my shoulders terribly. Even though they are wide, the seams on the edges of the straps bunch up together and become one thin strap that digs!! There is also no separation in the cups, so you will get the uniboob, spilling over and lots of sweat. The most unpleasant bra I think I've ever worn. I know I can't expect a lot of support from a non-wired bra, but considering this is a nursing bra and it comes in large cups, they should think that some support is needed when breasts are heavy from nursing. Would not buy again, or recommend. Ramona from Sacramento, CA

• Height: Average Height (5'4"-5'8")
• Age: 20's
• Posted: November, 2010

This is an extremely comfortable bra...especially for the full figured woman. Of the three styles I purchased, this was my favorite. I would definitely recommend this one! Melissa from Fresno/CA/USA

• Height: Average Height (5'4"-5'8")
• Age: 30's
• Posted: August, 2010

This is the worst bra I have ever owned. It provides no support at all. It looks terrible under clothing. Nicole from Lincoln, Ne

• Height: Average Height (5'4"-5'8")
• Age: 30's
• Posted: August, 2010

I had high hopes for this bra as I own another style by the same manufacturer but was disappointed to get my order today and try on the bra to find that I might as well not be wearing one at all. It fit perfectly; however, it provided absolutely NO support whatsoever. I'm that that large but I do have heavy/dense breasts. I suspect for someone with smaller, perkier breasts this may be good but if you are large or heavy-breasted, look for another bra to buy.

Fancee Free Response:This particular style continues to be one of Fancee Free's bestselling nursing bras. As I am sure you are aware various fabric and design factors contribute to the support of a bra, perhaps keeping in mind some of the following technical attributes may help:

-Synthetic fabrics like polyester have very little stretch compared to natural fibers like cotton (think of your favorite pair of jeans). However natural fabrics have more breathability, softer against the skin, durable, advocated by nursing professionals and not to mention good for the environment.

-Bra cups with seams offer more support than a molded seamless cup. Margo

• Height: Average Height (5'4"-5'8")
• Age: 30's
• Posted: May, 2010

Very pleased with this bra and pleasantly surprised at the level of support given the lightweight cotton material in this size. The bra is also very comfortable. I just wish it came in nude as well. Tammy from Somerset/NJ/USA

• Height: Petite (5'3" and under)
• Age: 30's
• Posted: May, 2010

There was so much that I didn't like about this bra. The main thing was the amount of support that it provided. Don't assume that you're going to look anything like the model in the picture. There's no real support from the soft cups of this bra--it's just two thin pieces of a knit-like fabric. Since I purchased it to be a sleep bra, I figured I'd check out other features rather than just returning it immediately for the lack of support. The clasps are eye and hook like you would find on the back of your bras to close the band. This is not a very convenient type of clasp for nighttime nursing. Although, it is nice that there are three different sets of clasps to adjust the cup size as your size fluctuates. The straps are comfortable enough, but they are hideously large. Honestly, I'm not sure that there's a good time to wear this bra. I like plenty of support even in the early weeks of nursing because my breasts are so heavy, so I don't think I would ever wear this bra.

Fancee Free Response:This particular style continues to be one of Fancee Free's bestselling nursing bras. As I am sure you are aware various fabric and design factors contribute to the support of a bra, perhaps keeping in mind some of the following technical attributes may help:

-Synthetic fabrics like polyester have very little stretch compared to natural fibers like cotton (think of your favorite pair of jeans). However natural fabrics have more breathability, softer against the skin, durable, advocated by nursing professionals and not to mention good for the environment.

-Bra cups with seams offer more support than a molded seamless cup. Suzanna from Columbia, SC

• Height: Petite (5'3" and under)
• Age: 20's
• Posted: May, 2010

Not supportive and actually small for the size listed. JC from Indianapolis, IN USA

• Height: Average Height (5'4"-5'8")
• Age: 30's
• Posted: January, 2010

Agree with previous reviewers that this is a good around the house / sleep / quick trip out bra. Fine under a non-fitted shirt - I probably wouldn't wear it under a blouse. The fabric upon first trying it on is a bit scratchy but I'm sure washing it will help. Kristin from Greenwood, IN

• Height: Average Height (5'4"-5'8")
• Age: 20's
• Posted: November, 2009

I really like this bra. It fits nicely and is really comfortable. I would have given it 5 stars except I am not crazy about the nursing clasp in the front. It is a little challenging to close with one hand since it a hook and loop closure. Other than that, this bra is a keeper and that is after I tried many styles and sizes. t bils from Cleveland, OH

• Height: Average Height (5'4"-5'8")
• Age: 30's
• Posted: October, 2009

bought nursing bras for daughter, she loves the fit and accessibility for the baby....both mom and son are very happy j c from norfolk, va

• Height: Tall (5'9" and over)
• Age: 30's
• Posted: June, 2009

I LOVE this nursing bra! It is very soft & comfortable and fairly supportive. I wear this bra mostly around the house and if I am making a quick trip to the store. Not supportive enough for me to wear all day at work (although I have tried a few times). Kellie from Cleveland

• Height: Petite (5'3" and under)
• Age: 30's
• Posted: April, 2009

I am really disappointed in this bra. While the fabric itself is comfy, it's waaay too stretchy (my son told me he noticed my breasts were way lower), the straps are too long, the boning on one side is poking me in the ribs after just 4 washes, and the hooks are impossible to use one-handed and discreetly. If it weren't for the boning, I wouldn't mind wearing it to bed... but that's it. GinaRae from Napa

• Height: Tall (5'9" and over)
• Age: 30's
• Posted: February, 2009

The item was too big and both appeared to have been worn/washed upon arrival.

HerRoom Response: We have a very thorough screening process before putting a returned item back in stock to insure the item is in new condition. Carol from Roy, UT

• Height: Average Height (5'4"-5'8")
• Age: 40's
• Posted: February, 2009

I agree with the others who said that this bra is not supportive at all for a large breast size. I actually was going to return my purchase, but when my milk came in after the birth of my daughter my breasts got so swollen and sore I couldn't fit into even my sleep bra, and going braless was torture. This bra ended up being an absolute godsend. The material is very stretchy, kind of like jersey (t-shirt) material, and it's the first bra I've ever had that's comfortable enough to sleep in. I'm sure it will stretch way out of shape over the next few weeks, so I plan to purchase other bras when I return to work, but for the early postpartum period it's perfect. The straps ARE a little long, so I will probably end up shortening them myself. Gia from Rochester, MN

• Height: Average Height (5'4"-5'8")
• Age: 30's
• Posted: January, 2009

The bra was wonderful when I first got it. I did nothing but hand wash it a few times, but it seems the fabric is of fairly poor quality. The entire bra has stretched so much it hardly supports me and sticks out on the sides. The fabric also likes to trap dirt and is so incredibly stained it looks dirty all the time. I've only had this bra for about a month and a half. I'm not sure if this is typical for soft cup bras, as this was my first one. It's not terrible for being around the house and relaxing, however. Te from Arkansas

• Height: Average Height (5'4"-5'8")
• Age: 20's
• Posted: December, 2008

Not supportive at all for this size. Expensive and it felt like something I purchased at a low end department store. Poor hook system. I would not recommend this bra! K from Wisconsin

• Height: Average Height (5'4"-5'8")
• Age: 20's
• Posted: November, 2008

I really like the fabric and fit of this bra. My only complaint is the fastener for the cup. This traditional hook method is difficult to reattach with one hand, a real necessity when holding a sleeping baby or when trying to be discreet in public. Jennifer from Pleasantville, IA, USA

• Height: Average Height (5'4"-5'8")
• Age: 30's
• Posted: November, 2008

Excellent fit. I was afraid the fabric would be a little harsh (I have very sensitive skin), but the fabric was nice and soft after I hand washed it. The cup fits great and I think the adjustable cup size is wonderful, since my chest has been going up a size every month and a half or so. It supports very well, not very flattering, but I just want something that will support me (get rid of most of the jiggle and save me money on buying bras all the time, and this bra accommodated that perfectly. Tec from Arkansas

• Age: 20's
• Posted: October, 2008

If you like soft cup bras, this one is great. It is very comfortable. I will ditto the "house bra" sentiment. I would be embarrassed to wear it and go down the stairs in public. Tara from Missouri

• Age: 20's
• Posted: October, 2008

Very soft fabric, stretchy yet still supportive enough to keep the back from riding up. Hook and eye cup closure definitely a one-handed operation instead of some plasic clip styles. Good "house bra". A from Manassas, VA

• Age: 20's
• Posted: September, 2008