FAQ

Inside the gusset there are several light, breathable layers. The top layer wicks moisture away from your skin, the absorbent core holds it, and a thin waterproof barrier helps stop leaks—so what you feel on the outside is just soft, comfy underwear.

Yes. Fast wicking and the locked-in core reduce exposure to air, which helps keep ammonia smells in check. Freshness also comes from changing when needed and washing promptly.

Measure your hips at the fullest point and match the size chart. Between sizes? Most people prefer the snugger fit for better leak security. If you have swelling or very sensitive skin, the roomier size can be kinder.

Turn inside-out. Machine wash cold or warm (≤40°C / 105°F) with your regular detergent. No fabric softener, bleach, or antibacterial sprays—these coat technical fibers and can reduce absorbency. Line dry is best; tumble on low if needed. That’s it.

With normal care, they last like quality everyday underwear. Skipping softeners and high heat keeps the absorbency and waterproof layer happy for longer.

My underwear feels and looks like your regular pairs, but with hidden protection. It reduces bulk and waste and is usually more cost-effective over time. Pads are great backups for specific days; many customers use both depending on plans and confidence level.

Absolutely—choose High/Overnight absorbency. Everyone’s output is different (meds, fluids, sleep), so stepping up a level at night is a smart move. I also recommend packing a spare for travel days.

You can, but avoid liners with adhesive that covers the entire gusset—that can block wicking. If you layer products, choose a breathable liner and check leg-opening fit to prevent side channeling.

Try a snugger size, move to a higher absorbency, and make sure the gusset sits flat against your body. If leaks happen when you stand or cough, a bathroom routine and stepping up absorbency usually solve it quickly.

I choose soft, breathable fabrics. Please wash before first wear. If your skin is very sensitive, change promptly after leaks, pat dry, and ask your clinician about barrier creams that are textile-friendly.

Many customers use them while recovering from childbirth or during pelvic-floor therapy. They don’t replace medical care—but they do give discreet, reliable protection while you heal and rebuild confidence.

Line dry keeps them at their best. If you need a dryer, choose low heat. High heat shortens the life of elastics and waterproof layers.

For daily use, most people rotate 3–5 pairs (add a dedicated overnight style if you like). A mixed pack is a great way to learn which absorbencies you reach for most.

Yes—my bundles save you per pair and make laundry rotation easy. You’ll see available pack sizes and savings right on the product page.

I offer returns within days on items that are . Some items are not returnable (). Once your return arrives and passes inspection, I issue refunds within . Need help? Email me at —I’ll take care of you.

Of course. I offer a 100% Perfect Fit Guarantee. This means that you will get a replacement pair for absolutely free. Just reach out to me and I’ll help you swap sizes quickly so you feel secure and comfortable.

You’ll get a tracking link as soon as your parcel leaves my studio. If a shipment pauses for more than a few days, reply to the email—I'll investigate with the carrier and make it right.