Aisle
Aisle offers sustainable period products including pads, liners, underwear, and menstrual cups, emphasizing reusability and eco-certified materials.
Company Overview
Aisle is dedicated to offering sustainable period products such as pads, liners, underwear, and menstrual cups. The company emphasizes creating reusable products with a lower environmental footprint compared to conventional tampons and pads. Founded in 1993, Aisle promotes a shame-free and body-positive approach to menstruation and supports menstrual equity projects globally.
Sustainable Products
Aisle's product line includes period underwear that can absorb up to 8 tampons worth of menstrual fluid, reusable pads, liners, and menstrual cups. These products are made from eco-certified materials like organic cotton, Tencel™, and recycled polyester. Designed to be machine washable and dryable, Aisle products are engineered to last at least three to five years, ensuring longevity and sustainability.
Environmental Commitment
As a Certified B Corp, Aisle is committed to sustainability and transparency. The company's zero-waste pad manufacturing facility has diverted over 10,800 pounds of textile waste from landfills since 2018. Additionally, all products are lab tested to ensure no detectable levels of PFAS, reinforcing Aisle's dedication to eco-friendly practices.
Community Efforts and Partnerships
Aisle actively supports menstrual equity projects around the world by donating 2% of sales to initiatives aimed at addressing period poverty and gender equity. The company also partners with organizations like AFRIpads and The Period Purse to promote menstrual health and equity. Furthermore, Aisle provides educational materials and virtual sessions for communities through collaborative organizational efforts.
Shipping and Customer Engagement
Aisle offers free shipping on orders over $90 in the US and Canada. The company also features a Matchmaker Quiz to help customers identify the most suitable period products for their needs. Manufacturing operations take place in Vancouver, Canada, and Phnom Penh, Cambodia, ensuring quality control and ethical production practices.