SPECIFICATIONS

Bra Style: PADDED

Closure Type: None

Craft of Weaving: Non-Woven

Cup Shape: Three Quarters(3/4 Cup)

Gender: Women

High-concerned chemical: None

Item Type: BRAS

Material: POLYESTER

Model Number: 0

Obscene Picture: No

Origin: Mainland China

Sexually Suggestive: No

Strap Type: Non-adjusted Straps

Style: everyday

Support Type: Wire Free

Discover the best push up bra options designed for active comfort with our collection of push up padded sports bra styles. These bras offer a balance of lift, support, and flexibility for everyday movement. Our range includes soft-support choices like a level 1 push up bra and lightly padded push up bra, perfect for a natural feel, along with enhanced styles similar to a push up cleavage bra for those who prefer more shaping. For younger teens who need modest, age-appropriate comfort, we reference safe starter options such as a push up bra for 12 year olds, focusing only on gentle padding, breathable fabrics, and non-wired support made for early development—not dramatic lift. Explore everyday essentials like a classic padded bra, structured support such as a push up bra underwire, and smooth, workout-friendly picks like a seamless push up bra. Active users may also appreciate performance favorites like the Alo Yoga bra, known for comfort during training. To ensure the perfect fit—whether you wear 34DD or another size—we also explain bra sister sizes to help you find the right match across different sports bra styles. No matter what type of bra you prefer, our guide helps you choose a comfy push up bra that offers support, lift, confidence, and a secure fit for any activity.

- No USA import duties.
- Ships within 10-15 business days.
- Ships in our fully recyclable and biodegradable signature boxes.

1. General Rules for All Undergarments

• 
  Wash in cold water to prevent shrinking, fading, and fabric breakdown.
  
• 
  Use a gentle detergent (free of bleach and harsh enzymes).
  
• 
  Avoid fabric softeners — they reduce elasticity and can trap odors.
  
• 
  Air dry whenever possible; heat breaks down elastic fibers quickly.
  
• 
  Wash after each wear, especially items that sit close to the skin.
  

2. Bras

Washing

• 
  Hand wash is best: soak in cool water with gentle detergent, gently agitate, rinse.
  
• 
  If using a machine:
  
  
  Hook the bra closed.
  
  
  Place in a mesh lingerie bag.
  
  
  Wash on delicate cycle, cold water.
  
  
  

Drying

• 
  Never tumble dry.
  
• 
  Lay flat or hang from the center (not the straps) to avoid stretching.
  

Storage

• 
  Molded-cup bras: stack cups, don’t invert them.
  
• 
  Lace and bralettes: fold gently; avoid crushing.
  

3. Underwear (Cotton, Microfiber, Modal, Lace)

Washing

• 
  Machine wash cold on gentle.
  
• 
  For lace or delicate trims, use a mesh bag.
  

Drying

• 
  Air dry to preserve stretch and prevent fabric wear.
  

Special Notes

• 
  Cotton underwear can handle higher temperatures occasionally, but frequent hot washes reduce life span.
  

4. Shapewear (Spandex, Compression, Sculpting Fabrics)

Shapewear relies heavily on elastic and compression fibers, which are heat-sensitive.

Washing

• 
  Wash by hand, or delicate cycle in a mesh bag.
  
• 
  Use cold water ONLY — heat destroys compression.
  

Drying

• 
  Air dry flat.
  
• 
  Avoid sun exposure (UV weakens elastic).
  

Do Not

• 
  Bleach
  
• 
  Iron
  
• 
  Dry clean
  

5. Activewear (Sports Bras, Compression Shorts, Leggings)

These fabrics are usually polyester/spandex blends designed for sweat-wicking.

Washing

• 
  Turn inside out to remove sweat/salt buildup.
  
• 
  Wash cold, gentle cycle.
  
• 
  Skip fabric softener—clogs sweat-wicking fibers.
  

Odor Control

• 
  Add a splash of white vinegar or use a detergent formulated for activewear.
  

Drying

• 
  Air dry to maintain elasticity and performance.
  

6. Specialty Fabrics

Silk

• 
  Use a silk-safe detergent.
  
• 
  Hand wash only; no twisting/ringing.
  
• 
  Lay flat to dry away from sunlight.
  

Wool/Merino Undergarments

• 
  Wash with wool detergent on cold gentle cycle.
  
• 
  Lay flat to dry.
  

Lace

• 
  Always use a mesh bag or hand wash.
  
• 
  Air dry only.
  

7. Color & Fabric Sorting Tips

• 
  Sort by:
  
  
  Lights, darks, and brights
  
  
  Fabric weight (delicates separate from heavy items)
  
  
  Type (athletic, delicates, everyday cotton)
  
  
  
• 
  Wash delicates separately from items with zippers/Velcro, which can snag.
  

8. Storage

• 
  Keep undergarments in a cool, dry drawer.
  
• 
  Use drawer dividers to protect delicate pieces.
  
• 
  Avoid overstuffing drawers—compression damages elastic.
  

9. Replacement Timeline

(This varies by brand quality, usage, and care.)

• 
  Bras: every 6–12 months
  
• 
  Underwear: every 6–9 months
  
• 
  Shapewear: 6 months if worn frequently
  
• 
  Sports bras: every 6–12 months depending on intensity1. General Rules for All Undergarments
• 
  Wash in cold water to prevent shrinking, fading, and fabric breakdown.
  
• 
  Use a gentle detergent (free of bleach and harsh enzymes).
  
• 
  Avoid fabric softeners — they reduce elasticity and can trap odors.
  
• 
  Air dry whenever possible; heat breaks down elastic fibers quickly.
  
• 
  Wash after each wear, especially items that sit close to the skin.
  

2. Bras

Washing

• 
  Hand wash is best: soak in cool water with gentle detergent, gently agitate, rinse.
  
• 
  If using a machine:
  
  
  Hook the bra closed.
  
  
  Place in a mesh lingerie bag.
  
  
  Wash on delicate cycle, cold water.
  
  
  

Drying

• 
  Never tumble dry.
  
• 
  Lay flat or hang from the center (not the straps) to avoid stretching.
  

Storage

• 
  Molded-cup bras: stack cups, don’t invert them.
  
• 
  Lace and bralettes: fold gently; avoid crushing.
  

3. Underwear (Cotton, Microfiber, Modal, Lace)

Washing

• 
  Machine wash cold on gentle.
  
• 
  For lace or delicate trims, use a mesh bag.
  

Drying

• 
  Air dry to preserve stretch and prevent fabric wear.
  

Special Notes

• 
  Cotton underwear can handle higher temperatures occasionally, but frequent hot washes reduce life span.
  

4. Shapewear (Spandex, Compression, Sculpting Fabrics)

Shapewear relies heavily on elastic and compression fibers, which are heat-sensitive.

Washing

• 
  Wash by hand, or delicate cycle in a mesh bag.
  
• 
  Use cold water ONLY — heat destroys compression.
  

Drying

• 
  Air dry flat.
  
• 
  Avoid sun exposure (UV weakens elastic).
  

Do Not

• 
  Bleach
  
• 
  Iron
  
• 
  Dry clean
  

5. Activewear (Sports Bras, Compression Shorts, Leggings)

These fabrics are usually polyester/spandex blends designed for sweat-wicking.

Washing

• 
  Turn inside out to remove sweat/salt buildup.
  
• 
  Wash cold, gentle cycle.
  
• 
  Skip fabric softener—clogs sweat-wicking fibers.
  

Odor Control

• 
  Add a splash of white vinegar or use a detergent formulated for activewear.
  

Drying

• 
  Air dry to maintain elasticity and performance.
  

6. Specialty Fabrics

Silk

• 
  Use a silk-safe detergent.
  
• 
  Hand wash only; no twisting/ringing.
  
• 
  Lay flat to dry away from sunlight.
  

Wool/Merino Undergarments

• 
  Wash with wool detergent on cold gentle cycle.
  
• 
  Lay flat to dry.
  

Lace

• 
  Always use a mesh bag or hand wash.
  
• 
  Air dry only.
  

7. Color & Fabric Sorting Tips

• 
  Sort by:
  
  
  Lights, darks, and brights
  
  
  Fabric weight (delicates separate from heavy items)
  
  
  Type (athletic, delicates, everyday cotton)
  
  
  
• 
  Wash delicates separately from items with zippers/Velcro, which can snag.
  

8. Storage

• 
  Keep undergarments in a cool, dry drawer.
  
• 
  Use drawer dividers to protect delicate pieces.
  
• 
  Avoid overstuffing drawers—compression damages elastic.
  

9. Replacement Timeline

(This varies by brand quality, usage, and care.)

• 
  Bras: every 6–12 months
  
• 
  Underwear: every 6–9 months
  
• 
  Shapewear: 6 months if worn frequently
  
• 
  Sports bras: every 6–12 months depending on intensity