I fell in love with these tanks 3 years ago when I had my daughter and they were at Target. I continued to wear them even after I was done nursing because they were comfy and didn't ride up. This one has the good stretchy straps to pull down when nursing/pumping, but the material sucks. It is so tight and the shirt is constantly riding up, disappointed. Bring back the old tanks!Edit - May 2016: I have loved this cami and the three I purchased in 2014 have held up wonderfully to daily wear/wash over the last 18 months. This cami is somewhat thick and provided good compression during pregnancy and post-partum. And it's just a good all-around staple cami. I'm pregnant again and just purchased five more! However, the fabric content has been changed. The shirt still feels soft and smooth, but there is less spandex in it now and it's not quite as thick and supportive as my original three. Also, the new version is about one inch shorter (pre wash). Not a deal breaker for me, but could be a problem for taller ladies.Original review - I'm only five feet tall and don't have much of a belly, but I ordered this at 33 weeks because my other maternity tanks were getting too short. This shirt wil be perfect for the last few weeks. The material is soft, and I find it less itchy than my cotton shirts. The grey color is a little blah in person, kinda wish I got black instead.... But it's just an undershirt, and will probably get ruined from all the lotion on my tummy anyway! I should have purchased a few of these from the beginning!I absolutely love these camis. I am the type of person who likes a tank or camisole under my shirts to keep me covered. I discovered this product during my first pregnancy and quickly bought several. I wore them over my pants early on and then would tuck them in later in pregnancy. I always felt I was covered through every stage of pregnancy growth. I followed the sizing chart and have not had problems with slippage or the back riding up.After my baby was born I discovered that they are the perfect nursing undergarment! I could wear a normal shirt over the top, pull that up and, since the cami material is so stretchy, could pull it down with my nursing bra. Coverage on top and belly while still wearing great clothing! And no need to buy those tanks that attach to a nursing bra and serve no purpose once you're done nursing. I also loved that it held in my now giggly post-pregnancy tummy.So much so that even after I stopped nursing and lost the giggle, I kept using these camis. The same ones too! The length is so much better than anything I can usually find being long-waisted. The stretch maintained throughout. They wash up great. Occasionally I replace a white one because it starts to look grungy or another because of wear but I definitely get my money's worth. On my second pregnancy now and still loving them!I had read about Bella Bands in a magazine and wanted to try one. I found out about this cami while searching amazon and decided to fork out a little extra in order to get the cami over a simple band or tube, which might be more prone to rolling up/down. I'm happy with the purchase because it is very comfortable and it does help to smooth everything out under your outer clothes. This item appears to be well made, so I expect it to last as my twin pregnancy progresses. However, I found similar items at A Pea in the Pod for less. They have black and white for the regular price of $25 vs $32 for the Ingrid & Isabelle version. They also had dark brown and beige on the sale rack for $19, so I picked up a few more. They all have similar fabric content (~91-92% nylon / 8-9% lycra.)I estimated my size from the other reviews because the sizing doesn't make sense. I wear a size 8 bottom and M top. I ordered the 2. I'm currently 7mths and it's pretty tight. It's a great fabric though, very soft & good length. It was holding up my pajama pants last night, but left some marks at the pants waistband on my belly since it was pretty snug.I'm still going to keep it because it feels like it hold me in really well and I think it's supposed to fit like this. If it was too loose everything would fall down.Overall I'm really happy with the quality. Side note- I'm not one of those happy pregnant women. I'm enduring it.I wasn't sure about these when I bought my first one, because I'm 5'10" with a long torso. But they are plenty long enough for me, and they have a great fit. They're very stretchy and soft, and conform well to the body. I bought them in both the size 1 and 2, because sometimes I prefer a tighter fit, while other times I like it less tight; also, as my belly gets bigger I figured I might need a slightly larger size. Both sizes fit smoothly right now though. I'm 19 weeks right now and using these to hold up my unbuttoned pants. Later on, I think they will continue to be useful in providing support and coverage. I also got one of Target's line of I&I camis - don't be fooled, they are NOT the same in terms of fit or quality. They simply don't conform to the body and smooth it out as well as these do, and the detailing on the top part of the cami (the part that's visible when it's under a shirt) is not as nice on the Target ones. These camis are definitely a worthwhile investment!