Intimate care

A woman uses around 3500–3700 disposable pads and tampons over a 10-year period. With cloth pads that have a lifespan of approximately 10 years, you can make do with only 15–20 pads in the same period - depending on use, washing and bleeding.

You also get rid of bleaches, glues and perfumes, which many find cause itching, irritation and rashes. Cloth pads offer a clean, soft and durable solution for your period.

Sizes and quantities

Cloth pads from Women's Place are available in four sizes:

• 20 cm (panty liners)
• 25 cm (day pads)
• 30 cm (night pads)
• 40 cm (postpartum pads or longer night pads)

Most women use approximately 3–6 panty liners, 9–12 day pads and 3–6 night pads during a menstrual period, depending on how often they wash. If you are unsure, you can start with our starter pack, which contains three different sizes.

Material and construction

• 100% organic GOTS-certified cotton
• 4 layers of absorbent cotton
• 1 layer of PUL-coated fabric (waterproof)

This makes the pads as dense and absorbent as disposable pads, but without unnecessary chemicals.

Handling and use

1. Direction: The front has two vertical seams; the back is marked with “Women’s Place”. Place the back side down against the briefs, fold the wings under and close with buttons at the back. The top cotton­ layers should face the skin, while the PUL-coated layer should face down.

2. After use: Rinse off the worst blood in cold water under the shower if possible— it preserves the life of the bandage best. If you do not rinse immediately, you can put the bandage in a wetbag (waterproof and odorproof bag) until washing. A strong odor does not form when stored in a wetbag.

Washing cloth napkins

1. Pre-wash (cold rinse): If you have not already rinsed the napkins one at a time, you can put them directly in the washing machine on a cold rinse program or hand wash them under the shower.

2. Main wash (60 °C): Wash the bandages together with other household laundry at 60 °C.

   • Avoid bleaches and fabric softeners – these can damage both cotton and waterproof PUL.

3. Drying: Hang the bandages to air dry. Do not use a tumble dryer, as the heat can destroy the waterproof coating.

4. When the pads are completely dry, they are ready for reuse.

A woman uses around 3500–3700 disposable pads and tampons over a 10-year period. With cloth pads that have a lifespan of approximately 10 years, you can make do with only 15–20 pads in the same period - depending on use, washing and bleeding.

You also get rid of bleaches, glues and perfumes, which many find cause itching, irritation and rashes. Cloth pads offer a clean, soft and durable solution for your period.

Sizes and quantities

Cloth pads from Women's Place are available in four sizes:

• 20 cm (panty liners)
• 25 cm (day pads)
• 30 cm (night pads)
• 40 cm (postpartum pads or longer night pads)

Most women use approximately 3–6 panty liners, 9–12 day pads and 3–6 night pads during a menstrual period, depending on how often they wash. If you are unsure, you can start with our starter pack, which contains three different sizes.

Material and construction

• 100% organic GOTS-certified cotton
• 4 layers of absorbent cotton
• 1 layer of PUL-coated fabric (waterproof)

This makes the pads as dense and absorbent as disposable pads, but without unnecessary chemicals.

Handling and use

1. Direction: The front has two vertical seams; the back is marked with “Women’s Place”. Place the back side down against the briefs, fold the wings under and close with buttons at the back. The top cotton­ layers should face the skin, while the PUL-coated layer should face down.

2. After use: Rinse off the worst blood in cold water under the shower if possible— it preserves the life of the bandage best. If you do not rinse immediately, you can put the bandage in a wetbag (waterproof and odorproof bag) until washing. A strong odor does not form when stored in a wetbag.

Washing cloth napkins

1. Pre-wash (cold rinse): If you have not already rinsed the napkins one at a time, you can put them directly in the washing machine on a cold rinse program or hand wash them under the shower.

2. Main wash (60 °C): Wash the bandages together with other household laundry at 60 °C.

   • Avoid bleaches and fabric softeners – these can damage both cotton and waterproof PUL.

3. Drying: Hang the bandages to air dry. Do not use a tumble dryer, as the heat can destroy the waterproof coating.

4. When the pads are completely dry, they are ready for reuse.

High quality: Lunette is known for its flexible silicone that unfolds easily when inserted, making it user-friendly for both beginners and experienced users.

High comfort: The cup's delicious material and the flat stem can be easily cut to the desired length for optimal comfort when removing.

Long durability: With proper care, your Lunette menstrual cup can last for many years, reducing the need for disposable products and reducing the environmental impact.

The menstrual cup is available in two sizes

Size. 1 is generally recommended for women who have not given birth yet and size 2 if you have given birth.

But it can still be a bit individual.

This menstrual cup is in size 1 and can hold 20 ml.

It measures 4.7 cm. in length and 4.1 cm. in diameter.

Use

The menstrual cup must be boiled before use and after each menstrual period.

During the menstrual period itself, it is enough to rinse the cup under lukewarm water when it is emptied.

The packaging is made of cardboard and cellulose plastic. It is both recyclable and compostable.

High quality: Lunette is known for its flexible silicone that unfolds easily when inserted, making it user-friendly for both beginners and experienced users.

High comfort: The cup's delicious material and the flat stem can be easily cut to the desired length for optimal comfort when removal.

Long durability: With proper care, your Lunette menstrual cup can last for many years, which reduces the need for disposable products and reduces the environmental impact.

The menstrual cup is available in two sizes

Size. 1 is generally recommended for women who have not given birth yet and size 2 if you have given birth.

But it can still be a bit individual.

This menstrual cup is in size 2 and can hold 28 ml.

It measures 5.2 cm. in length and 4.6 cm. in diameter.

Use

The menstrual cup must be boiled before use and after each menstrual period.

During the menstrual period itself, it is enough to rinse the cup under lukewarm water when it is emptied.

The packaging is made of cardboard and cellulose plastic. It is both recyclable and compostable.

Daily cleaning after use

• Boil approx. 300 ml of water in a small saucepan.
• Add 1 teaspoon of powder.
• Immerse the cup and leave it in the boiling solution for a few minutes.

Important: Make sure that the water does not boil away completely – direct contact between a dry, hot saucepan and the cup can permanently damage the silicone.

Deep cleaning + stain removal

• Boil approx. 300 ml of water, remove the saucepan from the heat.
• Add 1 tablespoon of powder.
• Place the cup in the solution for several hours or overnight to remove discolouration/older stains.

Contents

• Net weight: 200 g
• Ingredients: approx. 30% sodium percarbonate, > 30% sodium hydrogen carbonate

Store in a dry place out of reach of children.

Materials

• Briefs: 92% organic cotton, 8% elastane
• Gusset, skin layer: 50% organic cotton, 50% TENCEL™ micromodal
• Gusset, membrane: 100% PUL

Care

• Wash 1-3 times before first use for best absorption
• Rinse cold after wear until water runs clear
• Machine wash 30 °C with regular laundry
• Air-dry (no pegs/tumble dryer)
• No bleach or ironing (heat damages the membrane)

Materials

• Briefs: 92% organic cotton, 8% elastane
• Gusset, skin layer: 50% organic cotton, 50% TENCEL™ micromodal
• Gusset, membrane: 100% PUL

Care

• Wash 1-3 times before first use for best absorption
• Rinse cold after wear until water runs clear
• Machine wash 30 °C with regular laundry
• Air-dry (no pegs/tumble dryer)
• No bleach or ironing (heat damages the membrane)

Organic Cotton Cloth Pads
Soft and premium organic cotton sanitary pads from Imse Vimse. Choosing a reusable cloth pad is a great way to reduce single-use plastics while doing something great for yourself.

A cloth pad is simply incredibly comfortable to wear. It allows your skin to breathe and feels much fresher and more natural against the skin than disposable versions.

This pad is constructed with 4 absorbent layers of organic cotton and a waterproof PUL layer, making it completely leak-proof.

How to use
The cloth pad features wings and secures with a snap fastener. The side with the visible seams should be facing your skin for optimal absorption.

The pads are OEKO-TEX certified. As this is not a 100% guarantee of a chemical-free product, we recommend washing them a few times before use for extra safety.

The fabric may pill slightly at first, but these are just loose fibres that will disappear in the wash. Alternatively, they can be removed with a fabric shaver.

Maintenance and Care
The pads are machine washable at 60°C, ensuring they are perfectly clean and hygienic for the next use. Avoid using fabric softener, as it reduces absorbency.

Specifications

• Quantity: 3-pack
• Size: 25 cm x 8.5 cm
• Absorbency: 15 ml (Medium flow)
• Material: 100% organic cotton (PUL layer for waterproofing)
• Free from: Biocides, nanosilver, and antibacterial treatment.

Washing Cloth Pads
Wash your pads a couple of times before the first use.

During your period:

• Rinse your cloth pads in cold water before washing – adding a little salt can help.
• You can also choose a cold rinse cycle in your washing machine.
• Then, wash your pads at 60–90 degrees Celsius.
• Avoid tumble drying, as it puts a lot of wear on the PUL layer.
• If you have enough pads, you can wash them all together at the end of your cycle.

2 packs of mini, 4 packs of regular, and 2 packs of night are often enough for one cycle.