The Supreme Nursing Bra feels good all day long, no matter how long that day stretches. And, as we know, that s the supreme test of a truly excellent bra. It s super comfortable and has incredible support supremely important factors in making breastfeeding enjoyable and rewarding.

If you re a die-hard underwire gal, you will love the shape and lift The Supreme gives all without constricting wire.

The Supreme Nursing Bra never lets you down in any way!

Features include:

	Lightweight, delicately embossed fabric is strong yet silky to the touch - clothing glides over it
	Unique soft cup design totally supports breasts with no constricting underwire to ensure on-going good breast health
	Wide cushioned straps* comfortably distribute weight without digging into shoulders
	Nursing clips are easy to open and close
	Pretty key-hole detail opens with nursing clip to provide full access to breast for easier feeding
	Back band closure, with 4 adjusting rows of hooks and eyes,** maintains support and adjusts for comfort.
* Except on sizes 34E/F and 36E/F --We are out of size 34E **3 rows of hooks and eyes with sizes 34E/F and 36E/F

Determining your size

Being fuller-breasted pre-pregnancy already required a lot of searching to find a bra that feels good and looks good. With the added fullness that lactation brings on, its a must to choose the right-fitting bra with superb support and comfort and that helps you breastfeed with confidence and maintain good breast health.

During pregnancy, most women will increase one full size or more in both the cup and rib band (i.e. from 38D 40E (DD)). Between 48 and 72 hours after birth, your breasts will increase at least one full cup size or more (i.e. from an E to an F or more), while your rib cage will gradually start shrinking back to your pre-pregnancy size.

To help you find the proper size of The Supreme Nursing Bra, use our simple 2-step measurement guide.

Step 1: Find your band size. Measure your chest wearing your regular, unpadded bra. Place the measuring tape around your chest and under your arms. Hold the tape measure snugly, but not too tightly, and level to the floor. Stand up straight and breathe normally. This measurement is your band size. Since band sizes come only in even numbers, round up an odd measurement. For example, if the band measurement is 39 inches, then round up to 40 inches.

Step 2: Find your cup size. Still wearing your bra, bring the tape measure around the fullest part of your breasts, right over the nipples. Make sure the tape measure is level around your body and dont pull it too tight. Subtract this measurement from the band size number. The difference, in inches, between the band size number and the bust measurement will determine your cup size, as shown in our chart below. So if the band measurement is 40 and bust measurement is 45, the difference is 5 inches, which means your cup size is E and your bra size is 40E.

Supreme cup sizes
The difference in inches between your band size and your bust measurement will determine your cup size.