They don’t provide support for larger busts, but great for night time feeds, as they allow easy access.I prefer these to the clip down type for night nursing as they're just easier to manage when I'm tired. Very soft and comfy. They wash well.Highly recommend.These were great for postpartum sleeping because you can’t really sleep without a bra, they were loose enough that they were comfortable but also could stick in nursing pads for leakingThese tank tops are very comfortable! Unfortunately, if you’re bustier they do not hold the girls in well, and they do not provide support. I originally bought these for ease of nursing at night, but I found that my “ladies” were constantly falling out. If you’re a nursing mom, you can imagine how that might get a little messy. These would be great to wear with a bra underneath to put underneath other shirts, but unless you have a smaller bust I would not recommend going braless.UPDATE: I have basically lived in these for the past three years (minus some pregnancy months), and am coming back for my third set. I have only had the elastic in one shirt -- the one I wore the most frequently -- wear out despite wearing one of five of these (because I had to give away the leopard print because I felt too ridiculous in it) almost every day and night, and washing at least every other use. I hate maternity clothing -- I feel like I'm basically throwing my money in the garbage, the quality is so poor and the fit so horrendous, and it's intended for such a short amount of time -- so I LOVE these for allowing me to dress in my normal, long-lasting clothing and still being able to nurse quickly and easily, day and night, no annoying clips (which take too long to use and usually have weird bits of fabric hanging around your chest), zippers (which are frustrating and potentially hazardous when you're trying to nurse or get dressed again after in a hurry), or dangling fabrics (that show everything if the wind blows or I bend the wrong way) necessary.I will say that they did not carry me all the way through my second pregnancy (I didn't own them during my first). My belly was way too big to fit in these by the third trimester, despite being a small-framed person. I would not recommend these for wearing during pregnancy, but cannot recommend them highly enough as nursing undershirts (and tops, if you don't mind the deep V-cut) when your pregnancy is through!I'll be continuing to wear these long after my second (last) is done nursing, until they all wear out eventually, and might even keep buying them after that, because I have never had camisoles that fit me as well and comfortably as these.---ORIGINAL REVIEW: I bought one set of these over a year, and I wear them so religiously that I am coming back for another set. They are still in perfect condition one year later (though I always wash them in a laundry bag to ensure the straps don't get tangled in the turning pole thing in my top-loading washing machine). These work great as both an undershirt with tops that are not nursing friendly, and on their own -- I love to pair them with a drapey cardigan. Likewise they can be worn with a bra or without, and as a DDD this is usually not the case for me, but the elastic band is supportive without ever feeling tight.It's been difficult for me to find maternity and nursing clothing that I love, but these I truly do. They're convenient, comfortable, and very versatile, and they have held up perfectly over the past year. I'm looking forward to adding more of these to my wardrobe!Fits exactly how you think and comfortable as you can be prenant. Go well under other shorts or open shorts. Also great to swim in if you dont want a bathing suite pregnant.I took one star off only because I prefer nursing tops that have the clips on the straps. With these you have to pull them down to nurse. I love the look of the tanks and that I am able to wear just the tanks as a top where as other nursing tanks don't look that great. This fits very nice and I like the V neck for more of a style than the scoop.I was looking for a maternity/nursing tank top that I could wear with a bra and these did not work for me. They fit a little too small in the chest and the design did not provide any support. I could have worn them to sleep in but the fabric was itchy. Maybe they would have softened with washing but I decided to return them before I washed them.Nice tank top but the straps are really thin and you have to tighten it a lot if you have a bigger chest. The lining on the inside that you can slip a nursing pad into stops in a weird spot so you can see a line across your breast. Would have preferred not to have the pocket and instead have the lining go all the way up. It's weird to put the pad between the layers of fabric anyway because the shirt will be wet on the inside!These are comfortable & fit decently they're just not designed very well & couldn't be advertised as a nursing sleep tank. The way the overlap of the chest is designed the right side breast often comes out as soon as you lay down. I use them now while I'm still pregnant & it doesn't bother me too much but I can't imagine I'll want to use them if I have any leakage after I give birth. I may end up using them just for around the house afterwards but the support is also not good enough to be wearing them outside of the house. I mainly bought them for sleep but I think I'll have to find something else. For people trying to work out what size to get the weight I put was my regular weight not my pregnant weight.To be honest, they're great shirts. I feel like they're a little expensive (I'm cheap lol) but I am considering buying more. They fit great, they're stretchy, and I see myself being able to wear them throughout pregnancy AND breastfeeding.Good for cute sleepwear or with a pair of jeans. I recommend them :) just wish they were slightly cheaper.Okay fit, soft material, comfy postpartum.The pocket intended to hold a breast pad is poorly done. They make funny lines across the breast so your boobs look funny from the outside. I also find that the shirt only sits nicely UNTIL you nurse for the first time then the top is stretched funny and sits incorrectly.They are good for around the house, but I don’t wear them to go out.I bought this set of camisoles simply for the purpose of keeping breast pads in place while I sleep - my pre-pregnancy pyjamas just weren't cutting it, and wearing a bra to bed is not the most comfortable solution. Even with the straps adjusted to their tightest setting, there's not enough support there to keep the breast pads in place, and wearing them to sleep I usually wake up with one boob at least no longer contained.