Scarlet Period | Made for a Moderate Flow

Moderate and backup days, sorted. Around three tampons' worth in the cuts people quietly buy the most of. High-Waist if you want coverage, Bikini if you want it to feel like your normal undies, Pocket if you want somewhere to put rae.

Moderate flow. Secure, no shifting.

Light to moderate. Easy daily coverage.

Comfort Set

The warm-up and the wind-down.

The undies built to hold rae.

One bundle. Every period essential.

Power Pair

Heat plus hold. Out all day.

Less period admin. More getting on with it.

Period Cup

Long wear. Less waste. More control.

The middle days, which are most of them

Around three tampons' worth, in the styles people quietly buy the most of, because moderate is where a period actually spends its time. High-Waist Brief for full coverage, Bikini Brief if you'd rather it felt like your normal undies, Pocket Brief if you want somewhere to put rae. All PFAS-free and all lab tested.

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Am I moderate or heavy

Changing a regular tampon every three to four hours puts you here. Every two hours and you want the Boyshort. That's the whole test.

Which styles sit in this tier

The High-Waist Brief, the High-Waist Pocket Brief, and the Bikini Brief in Moderate-Heavy. All PFAS-free, all independently lab tested.

What's the Pocket Brief for

It has a pocket sewn in to hold rae against skin, so the heat and the cover come from one pair. It's 95% organic cotton and 5% elastane.

What's the High-Waist Brief made of

45% modal and 45% cotton, with 10% spandex. Multi-layered, quick-drying gusset, and it sits high enough to save your Calvins.