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Anonymous
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Has anyone tried GAP or Old Navy nursing tanks? How are the Target ones? Do they run true to size?
Hoping to find some good ones that don't cost $40... |
Anonymous
| I had one from Target that I loved. In fact, I found a nursing tank w/ regular shirt worked better than a "nursing top." Now that I'm expecting #2, I plan to stock up. Motherwear also has a good selection, and usually a bunch on sale. |
Anonymous
| I loved the Gilligan and O'Malley ones from Target. I found they were true to size and much more comfortable than the Glamour Mom tanks, for half the price. |
Anonymous
| Love the ones from Target. Very good quality. I got the med and am wearing a 38C bra currently. I did not like the ones from Gap. They were not supportive at all. I returned the ones that I ordered. |
Anonymous
| I haven't been able to find them at Target. Which section are they in? Thanks. |
Anonymous
| They're with the bras. |
Anonymous
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Can you buy them at the Columbia Heights store?
Anyone try Old Navy's nursing stuff? |
Anonymous
| I have the target ones, which are great for around the house, but not supportive enough to leave the house. They're just a shelf bra which gives me uniboob. Anyone try any others that you can actually leave the house with (for larger breasted women)? |
Anonymous
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I ordered some from JCP online and was happy with them.
Although, regarding the uniboob, it's funny. I ordered 2 of the same ones from JCP and one came with a divider down the center of the bra and one didn't. Not sure why that was. |
Anonymous
| PP here - I also have 2 from Target that I ordered online. Work well for me.... |
boutros10va
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| I love the ones from Target, but the Columbia Heights shop just stopped stocking them (to make room for christmas bras maybe???). I wear a medium out of the house all the time (am a 34 C). While it doesn't exactly showcase my currently fantastic cleavage, its supportive enough and looks fine. |
Anonymous
| I have larger breasts (36D usually, up to 36G when nursing, and could never find a tank that was supportive enough/didn't give uniboob. I'd always end up in a nursing bra with a nursing tank over it if I wanted to look halfway decent. Annoying because of having to undo double clips, but worth it considering the alternative. |