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"I’m a person who doesn’t wear bras when I’m not pregnant or nursing because I hate bras but this one doesn’t even feel like I’m wearing anything. It’s the best nursing bra on the market. Light and soft"





We developed our Skin To Skin Bra to feel like a second skin (AKA, it almost feels as good as being naked). A flattering ballet neckline complements the hardware-free design, making it your new feeding-friendly top drawer favorite.





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Overall rating: 4.6923075 / 5 from 156 reviews.
The Skin To Skin Bra is praised for its super soft and supportive fabric, making it a comfortable choice for various needs. While opinions on its support vary, it remains a popular feeding-friendly option.
Review topics: [size, fit, color, support, design, fabric, material, price, feel, quality, stretch, wear, comfort, band, pattern, bra, straps, breasts, nipples, pumping, nursing, bralette, postpartum, print, fuss, boobs, compression].
"I’m a person who doesn’t wear bras when I’m not pregnant or nursing because I hate bras but this one doesn’t even feel like I’m wearing anything. It’s the best nursing bra on the market. Light and soft"
"These are comfortable and more supportive than the dream feed bras. The one was my favorite out of the three types offered by Hatch."
"I have purchased 4 of these bras! The bra is comfortable yet supportive. I will be wearing this bra during pregnancy, post pregnancy, and beyond. I recommended this bra to my non-pregnant friends! Buy it! Buy multiple!"
"I wanted to love this bralette but it didn't provide enough coverage for me and without adjustable straps, overall it didn't work. I have the crossover style which provides more coverage and I sewed the straps to give more left/security. Cups are small but straps are too large for a large chested lady."
"soft material, not very supportive"
"I’ve loved wearing this bra while pregnant. So easy to throw on and just the right amount of support. Hoping it works well for nursing postpartum"
"After trying many different nursing bras, I found a lot weren’t very comfortable to sleep in because the band was too tight. This one has been the most comfortable and not too tight and I’m especially a big fan because it’s a breathable cotton material. Love it."
"Love! Loved it so much after 2 weeks of wear, I ordered another one and basically wore them consistently during maternity leave. I would highly recommend these, they are well worth the cost. Buy 1 or 2 of these and save yourselves from spending money to try a number of cheaper dupes. Cannot recommend highly enough!! I followed the size guide for measurements and it worked out well for me!"
"More supportive than the dream feed bra, which I also really like. Still allows easy access for my baby when he needs to nurse. Very happy with this purchase and already got 2 more. Would love to get more in the floral print when they are available!"
"This is the most comfortable bra i have ever worn! I am in my second trimester and it is perfect for the rest of my pregnancy and will also work great for breastfeeding! It is very stretchy yet supportive."


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.