Nursing Bras
A good nursing bra is one of the most important pieces of postpartum clothing you will own — it needs to provide adequate support for heavier postpartum breasts, allow quick and easy nursing access, and remain comfortable enough to wear around the clock in the early weeks after birth. At Glamix, our nursing bra collection includes seamless wireless styles for overnight comfort, structured clip-down bras for daytime support, sleep bras for nighttime nursing, and stretchy styles that accommodate breast size fluctuations throughout your breastfeeding journey.
All nursing bras feature easy clip-down or pull-aside cups for one-handed nursing access, and are made with soft fabrics that are gentle against sensitive postpartum skin and nursing nipples. Available across a range of sizes to accommodate postpartum breast changes.
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Black
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White
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Pink
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Gray
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Nude
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Mint
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Black
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Gray
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Gray
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Pink
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Red
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Yellow
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Green
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Champagne
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Pink
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Yellow
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Light Sky Blue
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Black
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Pink
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Champagne
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As in picture
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Blue
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Gray
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Dark Navy
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Black
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Blue
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Pink
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As in picture
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Gray
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between a nursing bra and a maternity bra?
A maternity bra is designed for pregnancy — it provides extra support and stretch for heavier, more sensitive breasts during pregnancy but does not have nursing access. A nursing bra adds clip-down or pull-aside cups that allow easy breastfeeding access after birth. Many mamas use a maternity bra during pregnancy and switch to a nursing bra postpartum, while others use nursing bras from the third trimester onward so they have them ready immediately after birth.
When should I buy a nursing bra?
Most lactation consultants recommend buying nursing bras in the last 4 to 6 weeks of pregnancy, when your breasts are closer to their postpartum nursing size. Buying too early means your size may change significantly after birth and when your milk comes in, usually between days 2 and 5 postpartum. It is practical to buy one or two nursing bras before birth and then purchase more once you know your settled nursing size, which typically stabilizes after the first few weeks of breastfeeding.
How many nursing bras do I need?
Most breastfeeding mamas find that having 3 to 5 nursing bras covers their daily rotation comfortably — enough to have clean options available while accounting for leaks and laundry cycles. A practical starting wardrobe typically includes 2 supportive everyday nursing bras for daytime wear, 1 or 2 soft wireless or sleep bras for nighttime nursing, and 1 more structured bra for going out or special occasions. Start with a few essentials and adjust based on your nursing frequency and personal preference.
What features should I look for in a nursing bra?
Key features to look for in a nursing bra include easy one-handed clip access that can be operated while holding a baby, adequate support for your postpartum breast size without underwire pressing against milk ducts, soft breathable fabric that is gentle on sensitive nursing nipples, stretch in the cup and band to accommodate fluctuations in breast size throughout the day as milk comes and goes, and adjustable straps and band sizing to account for postpartum body changes.
Do nursing bras come in plus sizes?
Yes, plus size nursing bras are available in our collection. Our plus size nursing styles feature wider bands, deeper cup options, and stronger support construction designed for fuller postpartum figures. Proper support is especially important in larger sizes during breastfeeding as the additional breast weight requires a more structured bra to prevent discomfort and back strain. Check individual product listings for specific size availability in our nursing bra range.
