Smallshow Women's Maternity Nursing Tank Tops - 3 Pack Soft Comfortable Breastfeeding Clothes for Pregnancy & Nursing - Perfect for Everyday Wear, Lounging and Postpartum Recovery

-- SUMMARY --Super pretty. Fit great / true to size, but going up will give you more utility. Highly recommend for versatility (dress or casual). Might be issues with dual pumping at the office, but doable.-- DETAILS --Fits like a dream. Ruched seams are the best, most flattering style for maternity and postpartum, in my opinion. Very cute floral pattern on one of the trio I bought. Pre-pregnancy, I fell between a med/large, but prefer large for a flowy fit in a vast majority of clothes, so went with large. They fit great right now at 24 weeks (2nd pregnancy). I'm a little worried they might be short in the front after 30 weeks.I got a trio: black, dark grey, and a floral print. All look great. The dark grey (almost heathered, but not really) may be too casual for court, but certainly nice enough for a business casual office. Easy to dress up with accessories. The nursing slits protect your modesty and are not distracting. However, I would not call this top super pump-friendly. You won't be able to do both breasts at once if you're pumping at work without initial frustration and/or mess. This isn't an issue for me as a remote worker, but I do have experience pumping at the office. While you could probably do it and find a way to make it work, there are better designs out there. This top style really shines for actual nursing.I was hoping to layer these under cardigans and flannels during the colder months as my wardrobe transitions from strictly maternity over to nursing functionality very late into the fall. They work great under my favorite layers, so they're just what I wanted. I can wear these to the office or to court by pairing with a blazer and slacks too. However, I haven't found any maternity slacks that don't show underwear lines and these tops are not long enough to cover your butt if you're trying to hide those pesky lines.If you're using these for during pregnancy, I'd recommend sizing up for extra length and room, but they are by no means going to be tunic length. For better rear coverage, pair with a longer cardigan or lightweight button down with the length you're looking for.