This bra was PERFECT for me while 8mos pregnant and immediately postpartum (12/2014 - 6/2015). Then I began losing weight and changing shape. It is too big for me now, but still provides adequate support, so I continue to wear it. I'm planning to send it in to Decent Exposures for alterations, they provide them for a nominal fee, as long as the fabric hasn't worn out on your bra! I love the company!! And this is the most comfortable and supportive non wired bra I've ever found in my size. Love it.

Fully Lined Organic Cotton/Lycra (White) colorway

Updated on Aug 26, 2016 Flag this

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• A strong endorsement. They sound wonderfully comfortbale. I sincerely appreciate that they alter their bras <3

• ..comfortable...

• Just ordered one on Ebay. Organic cotton. :-) It will require an alteration or two, but should be easy to modify.

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  hmm, it doesnt specify fabric choice?

  I wore nothing but decent exposures for year. i still have one that sort-of fits (in cotton lycra) that I wear sometimes, and i ordered a sleeved cami top, and then a bigger one - both in velour.

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  dbmamaz oops, sorry, I thought I listed the fabric choice! I'll fix that. This is the organic cotton/Lycra blend :) I've been wanting to try the velour!

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  Love4Pollinators Hooray! I am glad you found one. The alterations they offer are reasonably-priced! And their customer service is wonderful if you ever give them a call. Kind, informative and helpful :)

• The velour is much less stretchy - i generally went up a cup size in the velour, even compared to the lined lycra. I actually have a bikini top from them, too - its not a perfect fit, but I wear it under a swim tank i got from lands end

• also, they didnt have nursing flaps when I had my first two kids, but the lycra was easy enough to lift up or pull down, so I didnt bother w nursing flaps w my third kid either. so I've never used a real nursing bra! also didnt have nursing tops until my third - might've been easier with a nursing bra lol
  

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