Founded by Brooklyn native Natasha Hall, Herplum LLC makes reusable menstrual and incontinence pads designed around comfort, body awareness, and protection from back leakage. Its pads use OEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100-certified fabrics, including bamboo and cotton, and the company pairs its period-care products with community education on menstrual and mental wellness.
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Aunt FlowFounded by Claire Coder at age 18 after she got her period in public without supplies, Aunt Flow makes free-vend period-product dispensers and supplies organic cotton pads and tampons for schools, businesses and public restrooms. The woman-owned company designs ADA-compliant dispensers that hold up to five times more product and has donated millions of period products to people in need since 2021. Aunt Flow now works with more than 900 organizations to make menstrual care available without coins or stigma.COLUMBUS, OH
LOLAFounded by women to bring transparency to women’s health, LOLA makes period care and sexual and vaginal wellness products with clearly labeled, non-toxic ingredients. Its offerings are reviewed by a medical advisory board that includes board-certified specialists, while the company pairs product sales with evidence-based health education and reproductive-health advocacy. LOLA has also donated more than 6 million products to people in need and gives customers a choice of nonprofit for 1% of each purchase.New York, NY
BYBBABYBBA, a female-founded brand with a New York design team, makes packable reusable bags from its own Techniluxe™ fabric, created from 100% post-consumer recycled plastic. Its foldaway totes, travel bags, and crossbodies are designed to replace single-use carriers while remaining practical for everyday use. Through its partnership with 4Ocean, every bag sold funds the removal of one pound of plastic from oceans, rivers, and coastlines.
Carrie Amber IntimatesFounded by women and run by women at every level, Carrie Amber Intimates designs L.A.-inspired lingerie and everyday essentials made to move with the wearer. The El Monte company pairs a minimal-meets-luxury aesthetic with a strong community focus, having donated more than 10,000 items while hosting groundwater recycling wells on its property and repurposing all of its cardboard.EL MONTE, CA