Over our lifetime, we will each dispose of about 150kg of toxic sanitary waste – cloth pads are a way out of this mess!
Cloth washable pads are a safe alternative to chemically laden disposable products ensuring rash-free, healthy periods!
Over our lifetime, we will each dispose of about 150kg of toxic sanitary waste – cloth pads are a way out of this mess!
Your purchase helps sponsor cloth pads for other women and girls providing them with long term access to healthy menstrual products.
Your cloth pad purchase helps subsidise pads for low-income women
Eco Femme cloth pads are made with organic cotton and certified by GOTS (Global Organic Textile Standards).
The top and inner layers are made with soft absorbent cotton flannel. The bottom cotton layer is laminated with a polyurethane layer to make it leakproof.
The pads come in different sizes, ranging from pantyliners for light flow to the Super Comfy for heavy flow. And they can be reused for 75 washes (and will last approx. 4 years).
That is it! No hidden toxic chemicals or fragrances!
Eco Bébé nappies are made from organic cotton, certified by GOTS (Global Organic Textile Standards). They are made to fit your child in its growth from baby to toddler.
All nappy absorbents have a bird’s eye weave for super absorbency. The nappy cover is made of organic cotton laminated with polyurethane laminate (PUL) for leak-proofing with many buttons to adjust to your baby’s size.
They keep your bub’s bum free from toxic chemicals and help in getting your baby potty- trained very quickly!
What planted the seed for Eco Bébé? Our cloth nappy journey evolved alongside our cloth pad journey, starting many years ago. We started stitching cloth pads because we
Organic certified pads, why is that important? Many people might make the assumption that organic product certification is about products that are not harmful to the environment but
Why bother? The biggest reason I wash and reuse my cloth menstrual pads is because I cannot stand to throw disposable pads into our growing landfills. The average
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