Anita Bras

Anita Bras produce a range of lingerie but I have only purchased items from their nursing/maternity bra range, so this review will focus on those. Most new mothers will agree that it can be difficult at times to feel sexy and attractive when you have just given birth and you are breast-feeding a tiny baby every five minutes. If you are breast-feeding, you really do need to wear a nursing bra which has the quick-release clips at the top of the straps so you can whip one of your boobs out at a minute's notice! Seriously, you need the clips so that you can feed your baby discreetly and easily whilst you are out and about. It wouldn't be quite so discreet if you ...  Read the complete review

i did not like these bras at all. firstly because they are a little high in the front which is sort of uncomfortable. secondly, they do not make your boobs look that luscious; instead makes them look a little saggy and weirdly flat. not only that, i do not even find them sexy. it might be ok for usual wear or when you are working out but if you want to impress your boyfriend i am not sure these bras would be a good choice. and the worst part is the unchangeable strap- if you want to wear a strapless/backless dress you can not wear these ...  Read the complete review

It was aug 1998 when I found out I had breast cancer and a left masectomy was necessary. I was very frightened but got over it very well with the help of the nurses and my partner. All was going well until I required a bra - and here where the trouble starts. I could not find one anywhere M&S etc Littlewoods catalogues and many more - no luck. There was just one little store in Lincoln called Harways that actually sold them. They are most unattractive and have large shoulders. There is a new one out which is a little lacy but not many. We are still human and like to have feminine lingerie but the makers feel we dont need this now we've lost one breast. Also ...  Read the complete review