daily on the treadmill, but only in a pair of boxers so I don't really need gym shorts or anything special. I do have about a dozen pair of gym shorts when I want to go running outside but that's only in like March, April or October cause of hot/cold/humidity in this area.

About a dozen sports bras, six pair of running shorts, four pair bike shorts, and ~10 pair leggings, capri or full length. I can go about a week before needing to do laundry (I swim a few times/week, which cuts down on the workout clothing needs, too)

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Anonymous wrote:I probably have 30 sports bras, 15 pairs of leggings, 10
Pairs of shorts. I only do laundry every couple weeks and can’t reuse sports bras, it causes backne for me. I have a mix of lots of different brands and the more expensive ones do seem to last much longer. I easily get 10 years out of Lululemon leggings, but the CRZ stuff seems to fall apart after a year.

If you only do laundry every couple of weeks, don’t your workout clothes get stinky? My bras get absolutely soaked even in the spring and doubly so in the summer. I need to throw them in the wash every other day at least and hang dry.

They smell just fine when they come out of the wash. I use Charlie’s soap.

I work out daily and prefer to be in yoga shorts and a support tank when I’m home. I have 3 sports bras, 8 support tanks, 3 running t-shirts, 4 no -support tanks, 10 yoga shorts, 3 bike shorts, & 3 leggings.

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Anonymous wrote:Slight tangent, but how do you all launder your sports bras? Mine or huge and very structured to give my large chest enough support. I hand wash them in the sink b/c I don't trust my washing machine, but if I'm being honest I don't wash them every wear b/c it is such a pain...

Cold water delicate cycle.

Me too. And hang dry.

Please. Sports bras go in regular washes with my yoga pants abd top. The good thing about sports bras is that they don’t require special laundering.

I can see that a being true of the simple pull over the head kind with no structure, clasps or underwire. But the kind I need to wear are very similar to regular bras and are extremely structured- they basically stand on their own and look like they are full of boobs even when I'm not wearing them. Regular laundering would not work. They are actually the most difficult item of clothing I own to clean.

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Anonymous wrote:Slight tangent, but how do you all launder your sports bras? Mine or huge and very structured to give my large chest enough support. I hand wash them in the sink b/c I don't trust my washing machine, but if I'm being honest I don't wash them every wear b/c it is such a pain...

Cold water delicate cycle.

Me too. And hang dry.

Please. Sports bras go in regular washes with my yoga pants abd top. The good thing about sports bras is that they don’t require special laundering.