How to Care for Your Bras to Make Them Last Longer
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A good bra is an investment — especially when it’s one that finally fits and feels right.
But even the best-made bras won’t last forever unless you take care of them properly.
Here’s how to keep yours in perfect condition, longer.
1. Wash Less Often, But Wash Smart
Your bra doesn’t need a daily wash — in fact, over-washing can damage the fibers.
Ideally, wash every 2–3 wears, unless it’s a sports or nursing bra.
When washing:
- Use cold water and a gentle detergent.
- Avoid bleach or fabric softeners.
- Always hand wash if possible — machines stretch elastic and deform cups.
2. Never Tumble Dry
Heat breaks down elastic quickly.
Instead, lay your bras flat on a towel to air dry.
Avoid hanging by the straps — it can distort their shape over time.
3. Rotate Between a Few Bras
Wearing the same bra every day reduces its lifespan.
Alternate between at least two or three, giving each one time to rest and recover its elasticity.
4. Store Them Gently
Don’t fold cups into each other — this creates permanent creases.
Lay them flat in a drawer, or stack them like shells.
5. Know When It’s Time to Replace
If your band feels loose, straps keep slipping, or the cups lose shape — it’s time to retire it.
A well-loved bra lasts about 6–12 months with proper care.
Final Thought:
When you care for your bras, they care for you back — keeping their shape, comfort, and support day after day.
Treat your STARLINA bra like a favorite piece, and it’ll return the favor.