Period and Feminine Care
Aisle
Canadian reusable leakproof underwear and cloth pads, with roots going back to 1993
- Status
- Operating
- Best for
- Canadians switching to reusable period care
Ownership. Somedays, led by founder Lux Perry, acquired Aisle in December 2023.
What's in the box: Orders usually contain leakproof underwear or reusable cloth pads in the style and absorbency level you choose, sold individually or in multi-packs.
Aisle is a Canadian brand that sells reusable period products, mainly leakproof underwear and cloth pads. Somedays, led by founder Lux Perry, acquired it in December 2023. The company has been making leakproof products since 1993, when it started as Lunapads, so it has a longer history in reusable period care than most competitors. The underwear comes in three absorbency systems. Essential is for moderate flow. Super is for heavy flow and overnight use. Boost has a removable insert, so one pair can handle different flow levels. Styles include boxers, hipsters, briefs and thongs, but not every style comes in every absorbency. The range also has reusable pads and liners in several sizes, an organic cotton line, and newer bras and bralettes. The site lists OEKO-TEX certification and B Corp status. Its PFAS-safe claim has an asterisk, so read the fine print if that matters to you. Note that the site presents Aisle as a regular online shop that sells multi-packs, not as a recurring subscription box. If you want automatic monthly deliveries, you may not find that option here. Reusable underwear lasts many cycles, so buying a few pairs once usually makes more sense anyway. You pay more up front, and the products pay for themselves over time.