Value Kits & Samplers - save with built-in discounts

It's a system!

We find that starting with a value kit or starter  generally leads to the best cloth pad experience.  Having a variety of pads onhand lets you figure out what size/shape is right for you, and gives you enough onhand to make it a habit that sticks. Plus, we've built in savings to the kits so you're saving as you stock up!

All of our value kits come with your choice of carry bag. Made with organic cotton laminated with a PFAS-free waterproof PU coating, it’s as planet-friendly as it is practical. 

*samplers do not come with carry bags

Which kit is right for me? that depends what your goals are!

  • Figuring out which pads are right for me:

    Light Flow Sampler: A selection of our lighter-flow pads (does not come with a carry bag)

    Heavy Flow Sampler: A selection of our heavier-flow pads (does not come with a carry bag)

    Cloth Pad Complete Size Kit: One of each pad so you can decide what works best for your body before committing to your whole cycle

  • Covering my whole cycle:

    Deluxe Cloth Pad Kit: Enough pads to cover most cycles (maybe washing once during your cycle, depending on your flow)

    Deluxe Cloth Pad Kit Plus: Same options as above, but in our longest pads / heaviest absorbency.

  • Replace daily liner use:

    Daily Liner Kit: 7 pantyliner plus and a carry bag. Great for light leaks, discharge and the uncertainty of perimenopause.

  • Getting started:

    Cloth Pad Starter Kit: A few Pantyliners, Day Pads and a Night Pad to try out. Start here, add to your collection as you need. 

    Cloth Pad Starter Kit Plus: Same as above, but the longer/more absorbent versions of pads

    Samplers: Try out our light or heavy flow samplers to see what pads you need more/less of. 

Find your kit. See your savings.

Compare a reusable kit with the disposables it could replace.

What type of disposables do you buy?
Your kit costs
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Based on approximately 240 disposables replaced per reusable pad
Estimated disposables replaced

Estimates assume each reusable liner, day pad, or night pad replaces approximately 240 corresponding disposables over its useful life. Plus styles use the same replacement count and disposable prices as standard styles. Carry bags add no disposable replacements; the full kit price is included. Actual savings depend on use, care, and disposable prices. Laundering, shipping, and taxes are excluded.

Cloth Pads are Easy to Use


Each Day Pad includes a cotton holder and two absorbent inserts. Use one insert for lighter days or both inserts for absorbency comparable to a standard maxi pad.

  1. Choose a fresh pad. Add inserts (for day and night pads) as needed for your flow
  2. Snap around your underwear
  3. Leave on as you would a disposable pad (2-8 hrs depending on flow and time of day)
  4. Remove inserts before washing with your regular laundry. You can collect used pads in our laundry bags and throw the whole bag in the wash/dryer. 

Yes - They're easy to wash.

Just remove the inserts, rinse or soak in cold water if you want to reduce staining, then machine wash cold and tumble dry low or line dry. No special routine required.

Tiny note:
Avoid bleach and fabric softener, which can affect absorbency.

FAQs

Are Cotton Pads bulky?

They are more substantial than a disposable liner because they are made from cotton fabrics and removable inserts. Most pad users adjust quickly. 
What’s the difference between a regular cotton pad and the Plus version?

The Plus versions of our Pantyliners and Day Pads are longer and slightly wider when snapped, so it gives more front/back coverage.

The Night Pad Plus also offers more absorbency, as the inserts are much longer and wider than the inserts on the Night Pad. 
Can I use your Pads for light leaks?

Yes, many customers use them for light leaks. Pantyliner Plus and our Day Pads are the most popular for this. 
Should I choose organic or colorful cotton?

Choose organic if you prefer organic cotton fabrics or have especially sensitive skin. Choose colorful cotton if you want more print options at a lower price.
How do I wash them?

Separate the inserts (for day/night pads), machine wash cold, and dry low or line dry. Avoid bleach and fabric softener.