Bras are comfy enough but ill fitting, and the refund process is a red flag
First up: the returns experience mirrors what other reviews have said, to start with you need to print off the return label - not everyone has a printer at home so organising getting a print out wasn't easy. And yes, you need to pay for your return too - I'm not completely against this process as they are a smaller firm apparently, and this can help with reducing the churn with fast fashion. However, a maternity bra like this isn't that - they are considered purchases.
After waiting for the outlined 14-days for the refund to process - I had to contact them to see what was happening with my refund. This is when I was told that I'd returned an item in an unsaleable state. However, I know how I tried on this particular bra: clean from the shower, free of deodorant and well - I'd even put a cami on as I thought it best to as I do with other items like this. However, this bra was so obviously too small for me, that it didn't even reach beyond my elbows so I took it off. So, how could it have been worn or soiled?! I'll never know. I can't help but see a recent pattern in this occurring in reviews in 2026? It is perfectly reasonable to assess size as you would in a retail setting. Also, I managed to try on a My Heroine bra properly and this was fine?
They stated that because it was a 3P (third party) warehouse that handles these returns they could not provide evidence or return the item if it failed a cleaning process. This felt entirely unfair as I would have potentially been down financially without anyway of trying to recover the cost by reselling, with a target audience of mothers who are either preparing for or on maternity leave and at a financial disadvantage usually, this felt really quite gross.
Every part of this process felt completely off, so I challenged this in terms of statutory rights and I would have pursued a chargeback with my bank had they not issued the refund or returned the item to me.
Funnily enough, after this challenge my refund was processed immediately. I do appreciate that they're a small company operating on a global scale, however, if the 3P warehouse operates this way then perhaps they should change this, at the end of the day it will be their guidance which tells the warehouse how to operate. I appreciate the need of strict hygiene, however, there are no hygiene seals. Perhaps this should be introduced to protect product AND customer?
Secondly, the bras are fine, they are relatively comfortable, however, the sizing is off hence why I needed to buy and return. Even now as I have an XL in the My Necessity bra, I am a 30/32G usually and have gone up to 34G (in the Heroine bra, may I add) and XL for the My Necessity is for 38 band upwards. I had to get this large to allow for me to actually fit in as the straps were too short. But the cups are a little baggy to the top. I can't win! Both the My Necessity and Heroine bras the back bands are far too high (I struggle to reach the clasps to remove them), but after an absolutely awful experience - I decided to keep as I was desperate at this stage to have a maternity bra as I was so uncomfortable living without anything - and this had dragged on for ages.
To note, I actually ordered via John Lewis the My Necessity bra in a L - this was again very short on the straps so got returned. John Lewis looked after this refund and I was processed in 5-days, and yes, this one was actually put on my body fully to assess fit! So I would recommend ordering via another supplier such as John Lewis, Marks and Spencers should you wish to be able to receive a more reliable and safer returns experience.
Customer service were friendly enough. However, I do not recommend direct ordering with them and would recommend other brands for maternity bras as well, as a bra riding up at the back is a sign of a bad fit. But I think that's just part of their design.
12. februar 2026
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