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"My M sports bras have been a bit tight toward the end of my pregnancy, so I got this in a large so it is easier to get on and off. It's perfect. Definitely a true-to-size large, but perfect for what I need."
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Overall rating: 4.6796875 / 5 from 256 reviews.
The Dream Feed Nursing And Sleep Bra is praised for its comfort and support, with customers appreciating its high-quality material and luxurious feel. However, there are mixed opinions on the fit, size, and band, with some finding them uncomfortable or needing adjustments.
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"My M sports bras have been a bit tight toward the end of my pregnancy, so I got this in a large so it is easier to get on and off. It's perfect. Definitely a true-to-size large, but perfect for what I need."
"This bra fit perfectly as soon as I tried it on and was very comfortable. Will definitely be great for sleeping in and wearing all day long. I bought a large which was great for me."
"Really great fit - the band is very supportive but a little less comfy for sleep if you need to have a bra during breastfeeding or postpartum."
"I’m in love with this bra— it’s so cute and comfy. Will be perfect once baby comes and can nurse easily!"
"Overall this bra is comfortable and easy to wear. I just wish it came in more colors! I will note that the size charts suggested I should be a large based on my current size (with active breast feeding). I ordered both a medium and large and found the medium more comfortable. That said I do like my bras to fit a bit more snug especially since this particular style doesn't if front cross over bra offer tons of extra support."
"Most comfortable nursing bra I have found! Best gift to new mothers as well."
"I bought this at the beginning of the third trimester as my regular bras aren’t fitting anymore. I am typically a 32D and got both a medium and a large. They both fit, with the medium being slightly more snug around the rib cage but not uncomfortable. It’s nice to have the large for any swelling during breastfeeding when my milk comes in, but I think I’ll be able to wear the medium for longer after birth. Haven’t nursed with it yet as I’m still pregnant but the pull down design seems like it’ll be super easy and comfortable to nurse with."
"So thankful I found this nursing bra. It is the most comfortable bra even for sleeping."
"I absolutely LOVE this bra and will be buying it in more colors. It’s very comfortable!"
"So soft and comfy I don’t want to wear any other nursing bra !!"


1. Bust
Measure around the fullest part of your bust while wearing an unpadded bra. Note this number.
2. Underbust/Band
Next, measure under your breasts, around your ribcage, then add 3 to this number. For example, if you measure a 31" ribcage, your band size is 34. If the number is an odd number, round up to the next even number.
3. Cup Size
Lastly, take your bust measurement minus your band measurement to determine your cup size using the chart below. For example, if your bust is 38" and your band measurement is 34", your bra size is a 34D.
| Difference | Cup Size |
| 0" - 1" | AA-A |
| 2" | B |
| 3" | C |
| 4" | D |
| 5' | E |
Wearing a Bra
Measure yourself with an underwire bra at your on to get accurate results.
As your bust is changing, we recommend to measure yourself versus go off your pregnancy bra size.
If you need guidance on the size and fit of a product you're eyeing, email us at info@hatchcollection.com.