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Thin, flexible cloth pantyliners in soft cotton jersey, with a leakproof layer and snap wings to hold them in place. A washable swap for disposable liners.
- Soft organic cotton jersey against your skin
- Thin PUL layer for leak protection
- Wings with snaps fasten around your underwear
- No fragrances or gels
- Washable and reusable, pack of 3
The Active liners are slimmer and more flexible than Imse Vimse's classic pantyliners. Use them on light days, as backup with a menstrual cup or tampon, for everyday freshness or for light bladder leaks.
Each liner holds about 5ml, roughly the same as one or two disposable pantyliners. The top layer and absorbent core are organic cotton, which is gentle on sensitive skin, and the liners are free from biocides, nanosilver and antibacterial treatments. Behind the cotton sits a thin waterproof layer, so moisture stays in the liner and off your underwear.
At 20.5cm long and 6.5cm wide they suit most everyday underwear, and the snaps keep them from shifting while you move about. A pack of three is a good start, and a few packs in rotation means you'll always have a clean one ready.
Available in black or black dots. Made in Turkey.
How to use
Place the liner in your underwear with the side with visible seams facing your skin, and fasten the wings underneath with the snaps. After use, rinse in cold water to help stop stains setting. Keep used liners in a wet bag until wash day, then machine wash at 60°C with your usual detergent. Don't use fabric softener, as it reduces absorbency. Air drying helps them last longest.
Materials
Top layer: 100% organic cotton jersey. Absorbent core: 100% organic cotton. Waterproof layer: 100% polyester laminated with polyurethane (PUL).
Specifications
- Pack size: 3 liners
- Size: 20.5 x 6.5cm
- Absorbency: about 5ml
- Colours: Black, Black Dots
- Made in Turkey
Why We Love This Brand
Imse Vimse is a Swedish company founded by Marie Walleberg after cloth nappies cleared up her daughter's painful nappy rash. It makes reusable textile products for babies and women, from cloth nappies to period care, with a focus on organic cotton and keeping single-use products out of the bin.