Before preparing to wash sportswear, it is recommended to conduct a pre washing inspection of the clothing, including removing items from the clothing bag, finding stains on the clothing, and dusting off excess dust, sand, etc. from the clothing.

"You cannot mix sportswear of the same color for cleaning, at least separating dark and light colored clothing. Black, navy, and forest green can be put together.". However, light yellow, pink, pink blue, and heather gray require separate treatment.

2. Hand wash or machine wash

Hand washing or dry cleaning is recommended for some dark and delicate sportswear. You can refer to the washing label on clothing for cleaning, which can effectively protect clothing fibers.

3. Laundry liquid or soap

Soak for 20 to 30 minutes first, and drop a small amount of laundry detergent to quickly remove sweat. At the same time, the laundry detergent is easier to rinse and won't hurt your hands. If you find any stains on your clothes (such as the neckline), then use soap to clean the key areas.

4. Avoid using softeners

Clothing developed for sports has become increasingly stylized and can dissipate heat and sweat. If a fabric softener is added during cleaning, the fibers can be softened. Although it can bring a delicate fragrance to the clothing, it also reduces the sweat-wicking, antifouling, and penetration properties of sportswear.

5. Don't wash overnight

Wash sportswear promptly after exercise. It is recommended not to wash it overnight, as this will increase the difficulty of cleaning, making it more difficult for us to clean sportswear.

6. Natural drying

If you are not in a particular hurry, it is recommended not to use a machine to dry, as faster processing of clothing may cause damage to the fabric of the clothing. Dry naturally and avoid prolonged exposure to the sun to avoid fading of the dye and yellowing of the material.

Sportswear can be said to be a member of everyone's wardrobe, and some people will buy sportswear to make themselves fashionable when exercising.