If you workout daily, how many sports bras and bottoms do you own?

[Anonymous]

I have 7 pairs of running shorts and 9 sports bras. In the summer, I sweat profusely so if I were to go out again later or do a strength workout later, I have to change. I also like to match and look good. Every time Lululemon comes out with a new color for their Energy Longline bra, I want it. I don’t need it. I can afford it, but it seems unnecessary.

[Anonymous]

I have 4-5 favorites of each and another 4-5 that are older/not as nice. I usually do laundry twice a week (3 kids) so I rarely resort to the less favored ones, but occasionally they are useful.

[Anonymous]

I work out no more than six days a week, so I have six of each so that I can do one load of laundry a week.

[Anonymous]

I don't understand what your issue is because it sounds like you have plenty of workout clothes, but like buying them, and can do so, so what is the issue?

But anyway, I work out 5-6 days a week and own 6 sports bras, 3 pairs of shorts, and like a dozen pairs of summer weight leggings. I actually do need more sports bras but I really struggle to find ones I like. I like high impact bras for running, but absolutely cannot wear them any other time because I find them too uncomfortable. But it's hard to find a good medium or low-impact bra and I've bought a bunch of different ones. The only one I truly like is an old one from Lucy (does anyone else remember that place?) that I should probably retire soon but can't seem to part with because it's so comfortable. It's not cute, but I'm willing to compromise on that for the perfect bra.

I've tried the Energy Longline bra and it's not for me. I like the look of longline sports bras, especially because my favorite workout layer this time of year is a really thin tank with big arm holes so my sports bra peaks through. But they never fit me correctly. I think pregnancy made my rib cage wider and now I have a hard time finding a bra with the right band size that also fits my boobs, which are small.

[Anonymous]

I only have a couple but I have a big family so I do laundry once a day.

I agree with the other poster that already said it sounds like you just like buying new bras. If you can afford them and want them, what’s the problem?

[Anonymous]

5 sports bras abs about 20 pants. But I wear scrubs for work so pretty much use workout pants to lounge around in and wear to and from work

[Anonymous]

I have so many leggings, probably like 10 ish pairs that are work ready. I need some shorts I think. I have like 8 sports bras and could use more because only like 4-5 are good. The others are like, d list but will work in an emergency. I also have some joggers like vuori that I wear in a pinch

[Anonymous]

3 sports bras, way too many leggings, 2 pairs running shorts, way too many tanks. I hand wash the bras each evening after wear, so I always have at least 2 extras on hand.

[Anonymous]

14 sports bras and 14 pants. I prefer to have a week’s worth.

[Anonymous]

Too many. I own like 30 bottoms and 20 sports bras (accumulated over nearly 10 years) but wear the same 5-6 of each.

[Anonymous]

4 of each but I have a small w/d in my master closet just for gym clothes

[Anonymous]

About 5 sports bras. Also about 2 that are older but I will still wear for lower impact workouts. Lots of bottoms- shorts, capris, pants, some compression, some not. Many tank tops and t shirts, long sleeves for winter runs.

I do all the household laundry once a week, and usually have to do a mid-week load of exercise clothes on top of that to keep me in clean workout clothes.

[Anonymous]

I work out 6 days a week.

3 are traditional work outs and 3 are long walks with my dog so I get sweaty.

I have 6 sports bras I don’t think 10 is excessive.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:4 of each but I have a small w/d in my master closet just for gym clothes

Tell me about the w/d. Can it be installed anywhere? Mine is in basement.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:4 of each but I have a small w/d in my master closet just for gym clothes

Tell me about the w/d. Can it be installed anywhere? Mine is in basement.

No, not really. You need the hot/cold hook-up lines and a drain. I had mine's built-in.

But it's just this Samsung Washer/Dryer set - 2.2 cubic feet each. I purchased them from Best Buy during the Memorial Day sale.

I have the 7.4 cubic feet set in my laundry room for everything else.

https://www.bestbuy.com/site/samsung-2-2-cu-ft-high-efficiency-stackable-front-load-washer-with-steam-white/4845414.p?skuId=4845414&ref=212&loc=1