Period Swimwear & Bathers

Your period doesn't dictate your summer. It absorbs between swims, dries quickly, and stays discreet under any bikini top. Pool, sea, no need to plan around your cycle.
Woman from behind in Period Swimwear looking at the sea from an infinity pool

Period Swimwear: swimming pool and sea without planning around the cycle

You've already cancelled a day at the beach because your period decided to arrive that morning. Or you went anyway, managing a tampon in the beach huts, getting out of the water as soon as you felt anything. Avoiding certain positions in the water. Shortening the day.

The period swimsuit changes that. Out of the water, it absorbs your flow directly into the fabric, just like period underwear. In the water, the protection works like any other swimsuit—periods naturally slow down when submerged. When you get out, the protection resumes immediately. The fabric dries quickly, without staying damp for hours.

Summer no longer has any dates to avoid.

Bikini, one-piece, swimsuit bottoms: which style to choose

The format depends on your usual style and the cover you prefer. menstrual bikini bottoms It lets you wear your favorite bikini top - the one you've had for two years and don't want to replace. It absorbs just like underwear and can be worn under any top.

Le one piece swimsuit It offers maximum coverage. No seam between the top and bottom, no adjustments needed, and no risk of anything slipping at the wrong moment. For days of heavy swimming, it's often the most practical choice.

The two-piece bikini is perfect for those who want to tan normally and swim as well. The two pieces work together, with the bottom absorbent when out of the water.

woman in Period Swimwear bottoms wearing a hat by a swimming pool

Things you need to know before using it for the first time

Menstrual swimwear absorbs out of the water, not in it. When immersed, the fabric becomes saturated with water just like any other swimsuit. Periods naturally slow down while swimming, and protection resumes as soon as you get out of the water.

For days with a very heavy flow, some women prefer to combine their swimsuit with a menstrual cup during long swims. This is perfectly possible, and the swimsuit remains useful for times out of the water.

Easy care: rinse in cold water after use – especially if you've been in salt or chlorinated water – machine wash at 30°C, dry flat in the shade. Avoid tumble drying and direct sunlight to maintain the fabric's elasticity.

All styles of menstrual swimwear

Zora - Timeless swimsuit bottoms, 4 colours, standard absorbency. Sizes S to XXL.

SUMMER - Two-piece bikini for sunbathing days. Sizes S to XXL.

SERENA - One-piece swimsuit with adjustable straps, maximum coverage. Sizes S to XXL.

ALICIA - A ruffled piece, a feminine touch. XS to XXL.

CLARA - A double-ruffled piece, bohemian style. XS to M.

Also available in teen versions: see the teen Period Swimwear collection for 10-17 year olds.