Quick answer
Hand-wash your plunge nursing bra in cold water with a gentle detergent, reshape it while damp, and air-dry it flat to preserve the flexiwire and sheer lace.
Why plunge nursing bras need special care
Plunge nursing bras combine delicate lace, flexiwire, and soft unlined cups. The plunge shape means there's less fabric to protect the wire and lace, so the way you wash and store them matters more than with a padded everyday bra. A few simple habits can keep the flexiwire from twisting and the sheer lace from snagging.
Plunge Nursing Bra Care FAQ
How often should I wash my plunge nursing bra?
Wash after every 2–3 wears, or more often if you sweat heavily or spill milk on it. Rotate between two or three bras so each one can rest and regain its shape between wears. Rotating bras reduces wear on the flexiwire and elastic.
What is the best way to wash a plunge nursing bra?
Hand wash in cool water with a gentle detergent. If you use a machine, place the bra in a mesh laundry bag and select the delicate cycle with cold water. Never use bleach or fabric softener, as they can break down the lace and elastic. Use a lingerie bag even on a gentle cycle to protect the straps and underwire.
How should I dry and store a plunge nursing bra?
Reshape the cups and lay the bra flat on a towel away from direct heat or sunlight. Avoid wringing and never tumble dry. Store it with the cups nested and the straps folded, ideally in a drawer without stacking heavy items on top. Rotate between two or three plunge bras so each one has time to fully air dry and recover its shape.
Product Spotlight
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Heroine Plunge Nursing Bra - Mocha: The Heroine Plunge Nursing Bra features a sheer lace, soft unlined cup with flexiwire support. Because the cups are unlined and delicate, gentle hand washing and air drying are essential to keep the lace and flexiwire shape intact.
Heroine Plunge Nursing Bra - Mocha
