Bra Wash Bags for Machine Washing, Set of 3 Mesh Bags
Bras go in zipped and come out untangled and in shape. Three shape-specific pink mesh bags give every bra its own protected pocket in the machine.
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Bras go in zipped and come out untangled and in shape. Three shape-specific pink mesh bags give every bra its own protected pocket in the machine.
Protects bras and delicate undergarments in the wash
- bras getting tangled
- underwire damage
- delicate fabric snagging in washer
- shape loss during laundering
Keep every bra intact through the wash
Tangled straps, bent underwires and snagged lace turn your favorite bras into drawer filler. Three shape-specific mesh bags keep each one safe, so they come out looking like they went in.
One bag for every bra style
- Three shapes, one set
The triangular bag fits molded cups, the cylindrical bag holds padded and sports styles, and the flat oval takes slimmer bras and lingerie. Each bra gets a bag that suits it, so none need folding.
- Fine mesh that lets water through
The fine mesh body passes water and detergent while the white zipper keeps straps and hooks contained. Nothing escapes to snag on the drum.
- A ribbon tab that's easy to grab
Each zipper has a ribbon pull tab, so closing a bag takes one hand and a second. The pink is a small bonus on laundry day.
Three bags, one zip-closed set
- Triangular cup bra wash bag×1
For cup-shaped bras
- Cylindrical bra wash bag×1
For padded and sports styles
- Flat oval mesh bag×1
For slim bras and lingerie
From knot to neat

The knot at the bottom of the drum
You open the washer and there it is: a bra knot. Straps wound around hooks, a cup crushed under a towel, an underwire poking through the fabric. Loose washing does this every week, and it is usually the third bra this year.

A bra that goes in, comes out intact
Drop one bra into the bag that matches its shape, pull the ribbon tab, and zip it shut. Fine mesh lets water and detergent through while straps and hooks stay put. Unloading takes seconds, and the bra is ready to wear.
Mesh bag vs. loose in the drum
| Mesh bag set | Loose in the drum | Hand washing | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Keeps straps from tangling | Yes | No | Yes |
| Protects underwires from drum contact | Yes | No | Yes |
| Saves time on laundry day | Yes | Yes | No |
| Water and detergent reach fabric | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Characteristics
Reviews
Questions and answers
Yes. The mesh is open enough for water and detergent to pass freely, and tight enough to keep straps and hooks inside.
Use the triangular bag for cup-shaped bras, the cylindrical bag for padded or sports styles, and the flat oval for slimmer bras and lingerie. One bra per bag works best.
Wash on a gentle cycle with cool water. For drying, take the bras out and air dry them, which is kinder to underwires and elastic.
The mesh is lightweight, so avoid hot water and high spin. Gentle cycles keep the fabric and zipper in good shape.
Not really. Three bags cover a full week's lingerie load and let you rotate. Spread over many washes, the cost per use is small next to replacing one ruined bra.
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