La Leche League Women's Long Nursing Cami - Ladies Breastfeeding Top

Cute top! works well for nursing, and the length and color are identical to the picture. My only complaint is that the chest area is too tight even in the medium size (I'm 5'4" and 120 lbs. Just choose a size bases on your nursing bust size and not your frame/usual clothes size.

This nursing top has some features that seem to make things unnecessarily difficult. The clasps are tricky to undo and reattach one handed (heck even two handed) which is a must if you're a nursing mom and have your baby in the other hand. Also the bust section is fabric lined with just a slit opening for the nipple, so you have to unlatch the strap, then pull away all the fabric (and nursing pad if you wear one) to feed. And during night feedings the extra lining of fabric gets all wet. There are definitely better tops out there you can get, this one for me was a waste of money.

In my opinion, this is the best nursing cami out there, especially if you're larger-busted. It's expensive, but worth it. It holds up really well -- in both ways! The quality is good so it holds up well through washings and wearings, and it also holds your bust up! Don't expect a ton of perkiness-- it's not a bra, after all, but it's great for bedtime. I wear mine every single night, alternating between purple and navy. It's perfect for nursing in the middle of the night.

the concept is good, but the fit is poor. a flap exposes the nursing opening, for discrete access. however, the bust area is quite tight and the rest of the tank is very loose, it seems better suited to pregnancy than nursing.

Love the color and overall fit but with the slits for feeding were a bit bigger. They get in the way sometimes when baby's trying to latch.

I love these nursing tanks. They're durable and substantial enough to wear as a tank top. It's not so fitted and fills good to wear over a post-partum belly. They're also easy to discreetly nurse in.

Love the LLLI tank. I like that it has a second layer that covers most of the breast (except nipple). makes nursing in public very discreet. However, for night breasfeeding, i prefer other brand without the second inner layer because it's easier to breastfeed at night without the extra fabric.

I liked this so much that I bought a second one. I haven't worn it since I stopped nursing but I don't see why you couldn't continue to wear it. I only wore it at night or around the house, very easy to nurse in!