<p>I’m bringing 6, but I’m gonna buy about two more when I get there so I can get away with stretching out doing laundry if I feel life it.</p>
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If this is the trend then this year is going to be so effing awesome. I feel sorry for dudes who live in cold weather places. In Arizona, tank top season runs 9 months out of the year.</p>
<p>Please don’t put your bras in the washer or dryer. Hand washing is best and allows the bras to last 2-3 times longer than the would if you wash them. Also, allow for at least one day between wears, because otherwise you will wear out the elastic.</p>
<p>^It’s fine to throw them in the washing machine, unless you over-wash them, like all the time (only wearing them once, versus 2-3 times). I hand wash them if that’s all I need to wash, but if I’m doing a regular load of laundry, they go in with everything else (such as the laundry I have going right now).</p>
<p>^It’s not advisable to put them in the washer, it really does take its toll on them. Especially the lesser quality bras, although I refuse to put my expensive ones in as well. I work in a lingerie store and have had extensive training on this, lol. Some people put them in the washer, which isn’t ideal but hey, they don’t wanna put the effort into maintaining them.</p>
<p>As far as I remember, my school doesn’t have any place to hand wash stuff. I do put mine on the hand wash cycle in my washer at home, but I don’t really have that option at school. And for the record, I’ve had bras last for 3-4 years while washing them and drying them in the washer and dryer.</p>
<p>Yeah I would NOT be washing my bra’s every time you wear one! I buy Victoria’s Secret more expensive bra’s usually like $60ish a piece, and I was them in the washer once a week or so and they are fine, I am too lazy to handwash 
I can’t imagine taking 15 bra’s at 60 a pop, yikes! I’ll probably buy 7ish this year and I’m not living on campus and am a mama of 2! (Age 23!)</p>
<p>No bras in college</p>
<p>This threads hot. I approve.</p>