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I'm interested too. I bought one of the fast food bras from Boob Design for maternity/nursing and have been pretty happy with it. I don't need a ton of support, so take that into account (I'm a 34 A non-nursing, probably about a 36C right now at 36 weeks pregnant). But it is comfortable and looks better under clothing than any other nursing bra I've had.

I've worn this nursing tank for 2 post-partum periods (and nursed for 1 year with each child) and absolutely love it:

https://www.target.com/p/medela-174-women-s-slimming-nursing-cami-with-removable-pads/-/A-51623640

I especially loved the tummy control aspect.

My LO2 was born in fall/winter and I wore a nursing tank with a Barefoot Dreams cardigan over it. Worked perfect! It was also long enough to provide some NIP coverage.

@LindsayInNY: Yup! Just don't remove the pads. I'm a C/D and I can go braless in it and use it as a bra a lot under shirts.

@LBee: I second the Medela tank from Target! Wore them after my first and bought more for #2.

Currently wearing it under a t-shirt. I’m a 38D, no additional bra needed.

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Bravado but not the target line they make.

I was looking at trying this combo nursing/pumping bra out from Kindred Bravely after seeing some ads for it. Available on Amazon at a decent price. I like that I wouldn't have to change bras at work for hands-free pumping and could do combo one-side nursing, one-side pumping at home if we want.

Also looking at the suggestions here - great ones so far!

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07G6X5CNX?colid=2208CGICV1QI&coliid=I2LC6QKP4Q8RPR&ref=br_ADD_TO_CART_title_link

I wear the Target Gillian ones around the house but they are not super supportive for me.

Bravado bras and tanks are amazing and I have moved to more of those this second time nursing.

Hi, second time nurser here. Four months in. I have no time for special tanks and bras.I'm always looking for something I can pop a boob out of. I'm about 34C right now, just for reference. Sports bras without padding with a tank I can pull down.

I love the anthropologie seamless layering tank as my base. It is $24 and you can usually get 20% if you wait a bit.

Then I really love the shop Splendid. Its pretty pricey, but they have these tops called "Surplice Top". Check them out. An investment, but perfect for nursing and pumping. And they look nice enough for work or church or any other place where you cant wear a muscle tank top. I have a couple from last time nursing and I'm hoping to get a couple for my upcoming birthday or christmas.

For bras, I have two from the Dairy Fairy. I needed them for pumping bras. The lace one I have is really uncomfortable. I may be willing to give it to you if you wanted to try it! I have another all plain version that is very orthopedic looking, but its so comfortable and does its job well. But still can't wear it under a thin top.

ETA: For winter, I will probably look for a "nice" muscle tank, and then wear a sweater over it. Do "nice" muscle tanks exist??

ETA: Edited one more time to add... I do have a specific nursing tank that i like ... its from Bun Maternity. Wide straps and I wear it on its own; nothing over. Check it out. Its a nice one.

@LindsayInNY: I first bought my tank top from a terribly overpriced website called Buru. Then I saw the brand is also sold at Nordstrom. And then, yes, they have their own website. Its a ribbed tank top. Thick overall and thick straps. The straps have two snaps at the top. It doesn't seem like a nursing tank and its something I can imagine keeping after I am done nursing.