Anonymous wrote:10 plus 3 sports bras

I handwash all.

34G

Same here. 32B pre kids, now a pancake shaped 34C....

For those of you who have hundreds, why?! Do you actually use them all or just never throw out old ones?

I just get cheap bralettes from the Gap - and I definitely throw them in the wash and the dryer. I wash them after every use. (I live in a hot climate.) I must have 15 of them.

I love lingerie so probably about 80-100, not including sports bras, which I only wear when working out.

10 plus 3 sports bras

I handwash all.

34G

Anonymous wrote:I overhauled my lingerie wardrobe 2 years ago and bought all new things from Intimissimi during summer sales on a trip to Italy. I have 5 normal bras and 3 sports bras. I machine wash the normal ones after wearing 3-4 times and let them dry on the line.

I love Intimissimi! (And so does my husband!)

Anonymous wrote:4 sports bras

6 custom fit, expensive bras

(32EEE)

And I hand wash and air dry the above. Yes, even the sports bras.

Since I paid at least $65 for each bra…

4 sports bras

6 custom fit, expensive bras

(32EEE)

Anonymous wrote:I have 5. 3 are fancy bras that make me look very good and I wear it to work. Black, nude and white.

2 are the stretchy comfy bras that are like t-shirts. Super comfy and slight support only. I wear only those primarily. They don't make my body look that great but I am ok with it.

Not to threadjack, but I am really curious about the fancy bras that make you look very good. I need an upgrade in the bra department. Would you mind sharing, PP?

I overhauled my lingerie wardrobe 2 years ago and bought all new things from Intimissimi during summer sales on a trip to Italy. I have 5 normal bras and 3 sports bras. I machine wash the normal ones after wearing 3-4 times and let them dry on the line.

I have three regular bras. I typically wear them 2-3 times at least before tossing them in with the regular laundry. I don’t get that sweaty in regular clothes. I have at least 12 sports bras. I wear sports bras 5-6 days a week. I’m a personal trainer and yoga teacher. I get sweaty when I train and when I teach. I wash them after every wear.

Also, your daughter needs to be handling this. I can’t imagine helping my adult kids pick out bras.

I own about 10 bras, plus 10 more sport bras. I wear the normal bras twice before washing, unless I was sweating. I buy expensive bras, and put them in a lingerie bag and wash them in the gentle cycle and hang dry. If your daughter doesn't have a gentle cycle option, I'd hand wash, or just throw them in the regular cold cycle and hang dry, if she can't be bothered.

30-40? Something like that. They are super cheap though, from Walmart or TJ Maxx. Some thin for summer, some with padding for winter.

Probably in the neighborhood of 200. 40-50 in regular rotation.

2 plunge - black and nude
3 day to day - dark and nude
3 sports - all in black

Sports bras should be easy care and are washed with every wear. Other bras, I let them air out and cycle through several identical ones, and go a time between washes. No way is a college student going to be drip drying bras on the regular, but that's okay they don't need constant washing.