Busty is designed for large cup sizes that need a tighter fit in the band, without sizing up. We recommend if you are a DD or larger in your cup size, you may want to opt for a busty size style. A-D cups typically fit best in our standard sizes. If you measure yourself and have a large difference from your chest measurement to your under bust measurement, this means you are a good fit for our busty sizes. You don't have to make this decision alone! Fill out the form at the top of this page to book a free sizing consultation with our fit expert!

All women have different preferences on how tight they like their bras to fit. Our professional recommendation is for a nursing and pumping bra to be supportive without restrictive. You don't want your breast tissue compressed tightly or this will restrict your milk flow. It's best to select a size that has a bit of room for fluctuation. The band should also feel supportive but not so tight it feels uncomfortable. If you take your measurements and match them to the sizing calculator above, this will help guide you to the best size for you.

As long as the pumping bra is designed for wearable pumps, NO! Not all bras are compatible for wearable pumps, but the Davin & Adley collection is. Make sure to take your measurements and match them up to our sizing calculator or size chart. If your measurements fall within a size, you can wear either your wearable breast pumps or standard flanges with that size. If you need any help deciding, fill out the form at the top of this page for a free size consult. We are happy to help!

Great question! Your breast tissue will typically grow an additional cup size once your milk comes in. We love to plan for this at Davin & Adley so your bras will fit you longer. If you measure close to the top of a size range, it's best to select a size with a little extra room for growth and expansion. If you need help deciding which size to select, please fill out the form at the top of the page for a free size consult!

Yes! We fit moms in the first, second and third trimester. It's important to let us know which stage of pregnancy you are at to help us guide you to the correct bra size. It's very common for the ribcage to widen during pregnancy and the breast tissue to grow larger when your milk comes in. We take both of these factors into consideration when recommending a size for you. Fill out the form for a free size consultation and we can review together!