Pregnant Moms
By around 35-36 weeks, the most significant physical changes of your pregnancy have likely occurred, and it’s a good time to buy bras that you can later nurse in.

Nursing Moms
The best time to measure yourself for a nursing bra is midday. It’s important that your breasts are full, so always measure before breastfeeding.

If you’re in between sizes, you may want to size up in certain bras. Note that every bra with a hook-and-eye closure comes with a free bra extender. For more personalized fit assistance, please contact our Customer Care Team.

If a bra is difficult to get on, squeezes your breasts, or is uncomfortable in any way, you shouldn’t be wearing it.

You bra is too small if:
• Your breasts spill out of the sides.
• You can't fit two fingers under the band.
• The center rides up and doesn’t lay flat.

A well-fitted bra does not bunch or slip whether you’re sitting, standing, or lying down.

You know your bra is too big if:
• Your breasts slip out of the bottom of the band.
• The band rides up in back.
• The cups wrinkle.
• The straps slip off your shoulders.