How should you hang bras to dry?

I highly recommend that, if possible, you do not hang your bras to dry. Rather, you should lay them flat to dry. read more

Instead, you can lay your bra to dry flat on an over-the-door drying rack or any drying rack that allows you to flat-lay clothes. Overall, air-drying your delicates doesn't take long at all and your clothes will thank you for it!” If you must hang your bra, you should hang it in the center where the cups meet and not by the elastic strap brands. read more

It’s the same reason you should never hang sweaters on hangers (if you do, you’re naughty). Gravity will pull on the stretchy fabric causing it to grow and change shape. Hang your bra from the band and it will stretch out that much faster. Don’t think about hanging it from the cups unless you want indents in them from the clothes pegs. read more

How to dry your bras First, luxury Italian lingerie company La Perla says not to wring, rub, or spin dry your lingerie to remove excess water. After washing your bras, drip dry/air-dry them, either by laying them flat (with the cups pointing up) or by hanging each one by both shoulder straps. read more