- Made as an alternative to traditional period protection
- High absorbency: absorbs up to 4 tampons/pads' worth
- Wear it for up to 12 hours
- Breathable and leak-proof absorbent gusset with odour control
- Regular waist
- Developed with Engineered Leak Tech⢠to keep you dry and fresh
- Seamless finishes at the leg openings and waistband create a true second-skin feel, eliminating traditional elastic seams. The velvety-soft silicone flocking at the edges provides a secure yet gentle fit, staying in place without visible lines.
Female Engineering + Mammut
Our goal is to help you move above the tree lineâno matter the day of your cycle.
To make that happen, we focus on what we do best: building gear that performs when it matters. Together with Female Engineering, a femtech brand by Lindex, we created a period panty designed around real needs.
Combining Female Engineering's expertise in menstrual wear with our mountain performance heritage, the result is reliable period protection, comfort, and one less thing to think about when youâre out there.


âAt Female Engineering, we are on a mission: to make everyday life for women better by finding solutions to real needs.â
About Female Engineering
Female Engineering is a Swedish femtech brand by Lindex with over 70 years of experience in underwear and knowledge about the female body that constantly strives to innovate women-focused products. Their mission: solve real needs to make everyday life better for women.
How does it work?
Itâs all powered by Engineered Leak Techâ˘: a system of carefully designed layers that work together to keep you protected.


âPeriods are part of everyday life for half the population, yet performance apparel has rarely accounted for them.â



How long can I wear it?
The period panties have gone through extensive testing and can be worn for up to twelve hours. In case you go for a high absorbency on a medium flow day for example, it can often be worn for even longer.
Panty absorbency guide:
-Medium: 20 ml (â 2 tampons/pads)
-High: 40 ml (â 4 tampons/pads)
For reference, the average total menstrual fluid loss per cycle is around 35 ml.
Wear, wash, and wear again. And again.
1. Rinse in cold water.
After youâve worn them, rinse the panties in cold water until the water runs clear and then wash at max 40 °C.
2. Wash at 40° C. Skip the softener.
Use a separate laundry bag to give your panties some extra care. And yes, you can wash your period panties with the rest of your clothes.
3. Hang to dry inside out. Skip the dryer.
Period underwear love fresh air and prefer to be hung up to dry inside out.


