Period Panties

A pair of period panties. No pads, no tampons, no accessories to manage. You put them on in the morning, you forget about them until evening. All styles, all flow levels, from XS to 4XL.
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Menstrual underwear: the protection that truly changes periods

You spend your day monitoring your protection. You count the hours until you can change it. You get up in the middle of the night to check. You reject certain outfits because you don't know if they'll hold up. That's what decades of pads and tampons have taught you: manage, monitor, anticipate. Never really forget.

Period underwear changes all that. It absorbs directly into the fabric, protects for up to 12 hours depending on your flow, and is machine washable at 30°C. You put it on in the morning. You forget about it until evening. No accessories to carry around, no need to worry about changing every few hours, no panic if you can't find a toilet within the hour.

It's not just a pad stuck inside a pair of underwear. It's underwear constructed with several technical layers: a first layer that wicks away moisture, an absorbent layer that retains the flow, and a waterproof membrane that prevents leaks. All of this in underwear that looks like normal underwear, because that's what it is.

How to choose your period underwear according to your flow

All period panties share the same basic technology. The difference lies in the cut and absorbency level. Some models absorb the equivalent of two tampons, others up to six. The best approach: start with your heaviest days. If your flow is heavy at first, choose a high-absorbency model for those days, and a lighter one for the end of your cycle.

The fit comes next. It depends on what you wear, how you sleep, and what you prefer to feel against your skin. The panties are available in sizes XS to 4XL. A guide to tailleis available on each product page to help you choose.

All cuts: find the one that suits you

All the cuts have their logic. The seamless is made for those who don't want to feel anything different under their fitted clothes - no visible lines, no noticeable seams. taille haute It offers enhanced support for the abdomen, which many appreciate, especially in the first few days when cramps are added to the heavy flow. shorty It offers more coverage, protects on the sides, and stays in place all night even when you move – it's often the model people keep for heavy flow. loin-cloth and the string These are for those who don't change their clothing habits during their period: discreet protection in the thinnest cuts, all the way to being completely invisible under the most fitted outfits. For younger women, the models ed are designed for developing body shapes from 10-12 years old. And to avoid having to manage rotation over the course of cycles, the Lots allow you to cover several days at once, with a lower price per item than per unit.

Smiling, confident woman wearing Period Panties with plumetis

What it really costs, and what it brings in

A pair of period panties costs between 25 and 35. That's more than a box of tampons. But a box of tampons only lasts one or two cycles. A pair of well-maintained period panties lasts for several years.

On average, a woman spends between €70 and €150 per year on disposable menstrual products. With 5 to 6 pairs of period underwear, she can cover most of her cycle. The investment pays for itself in a few months. After that, it's money saved every cycle, without even thinking about it.

The other dimension is what doesn't end up in the trash. A woman uses an average of 12,000 sanitary products in her lifetime. Each pair of period underwear replaces hundreds of disposable units. It's not a compromise between protection and cost: it's protection that works better, costs less in the long run, and doesn't end up in the bin after each use.