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Fasten hooks and zippers so they cannot catch delicate fabric. Turn pieces inside out when possible.
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CARE FOR THE FIT
Protect the softness, stretch, and shape you chose.
Thoughtful care helps elastic recover, cups keep their shape, and smooth finishes stay comfortable for longer.
01 · THE EVERYDAY ROUTINE
Cool water. Gentle motion. No heat.
Those three choices protect stretch fibers, smooth finishes, and molded shapes better than any complicated routine.
Use a mesh bag
Separate bras, underwear, and shapewear from towels, denim, and anything with rough hardware.
Wash cold and gentle
Use a small amount of mild detergent. Skip bleach and fabric softener.
Reshape and air-dry
Press out water without wringing. Lay flat or hang from the center—not by straps.
02 · CARE BY CATEGORY
Small differences protect the fit.
Protect cups and straps.
- Hand wash molded and underwire styles when possible.
- Do not fold one molded cup inside the other.
- Dry cups in their natural shape.
- Rotate bras so elastic can rest between wears.
Keep the hand soft.
- Wash inside out in a mesh bag.
- Use cool water and mild detergent.
- Avoid high heat, which can harden elastic.
- Store flat without stretching waistbands.
Let compression recover.
- Rinse after heavy perspiration.
- Never wring, twist, or iron stretch panels.
- Dry flat away from direct heat.
- Alternate pieces during frequent wear.
03 · CARE QUESTIONS
Before a good fit loses its shape.
Can I use a dryer?＋
Air-drying is best. Dryer heat can shorten the life of elastic, bonding, and molded components even when the care label permits low heat.
Why avoid fabric softener?＋
Softener can coat performance and stretch fibers, reducing breathability and changing how the material recovers.
How often should bras be washed?＋
Wash based on wear, weather, and perspiration. Rotating between wears helps elastic rest and can reduce unnecessary washing.
When is it time to replace a piece?＋
Persistent stretched edges, damaged hardware, distorted cups, broken wire, or compression that no longer recovers are signs the structure has changed.