LUNA period swimwear

Your period doesn't wait for a good time. You choose what you do.

The beach, the pool, or a vacation? Having your period doesn't have to mean sitting out the swim.

LUNA period swimwear looks like regular swimwear, with an absorbent layer and protection against leaks built in. Wear it on its own on lighter days or as backup protection when your flow is heavier.

Choose period swimwear How it works in water

Looks like regular swimwear
Absorbent protection
For lighter period days

A smiling woman in black LUNA period swimwear standing in the ocean — Illustrative photomontage

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Can't wait to swim. Then your period hits.

The vacation you've been waiting for.

Finally, the ocean, sun, and time off. And your period picks now to show up.
Your friends are in the pool.

You're wondering if you can join them. What if you leak? And what if you don't want to use a tampon?
Even in a lounge chair, you can't relax.

You keep checking that everything's okay instead of just relaxing.

Your period doesn't have to mean the end of your plans by the water.

Looks like swimwear. Just does more.

At first glance, it's regular swimwear you can feel comfortable and confident in.

Inside, special layers help absorb small amounts of period blood and reduce leaks.

Protection for lighter days
When your flow is light or you're spotting, it can offer protection without a tampon or menstrual cup.
More confidence with a heavier flow
Paired with a menstrual cup or tampon, it provides backup protection.

Front view of LUNA period swimwear bottoms — Looks like regular swimwear, with an absorbent, protective layer across the whole bottom.

As comfy as your favorite swimwear
No regular pad that gets waterlogged. The protective layers are built into the swimwear.
Wear it again
After swimming, wash it as directed, let it dry, and it's ready to wear again.

Swimwear on the outside. Thoughtful protection inside.

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What if it gets wet?

It's a question almost every woman asks when she first hears about period swimwear.

Period swimwear isn't regular underwear with a pad. It's designed specifically for being in the water.

01
An absorbent layer catches period blood
An absorbent section inside the swimwear helps hold small amounts of fluid.
02
A protective barrier helps limit leaks
The layers help keep blood inside. But the swimwear can't stop every leak, and its capacity is limited.
03
How you use it matters
On lighter days, you can wear it on its own, depending on your flow. On heavier days, pair it with a menstrual cup or tampon.

How's your flow today?

absorbent layer
protective barrier
outer swimwear fabric
menstrual cup or tampon

Swimwear on its own

When your flow is light, you can wear the swimwear on its own.

Simplified diagram, not a measurement.

Know when to rely on your swimwear and when to add more protection.

Three steps to the water.

01
Choose your style
Choose bottoms or a one-piece swimsuit, and use the size chart to find your size.
02
Match your protection to your flow
With a light flow, you can wear the swimwear on its own. When your flow is heavier, add a LUNACUP or tampon.
03
Enjoy your swim, then change
Change into dry clothes after swimming. Wash your swimwear as directed and let it dry, ready to wear next time.

Choose your swimwear

Finally, swimwear with your period in mind, too.

01Swimming doesn't have to be off the list

Regular swimwearOn its own, it isn't designed to catch period blood.

LUNAAn absorbent layer and protective barrier for light flow or as backup with another period product.

02An option if you don't want a tampon

The usual approachYou often use a tampon or menstrual cup to swim on your period.

LUNAWith a light flow, you can swim without an internal period product.

03One swimsuit. Many swims.

Disposable productsYou throw them away after use.

LUNAWash and wear it again, during your period or any other time.

More options. Fewer limits. More joy in the water.

Your body. Your period. Your swimwear.

We're all different. So is every day of your period.

For girls who don't want to use tampons
With a lighter flow, period swimwear can be a comfortable alternative without having to insert a period product.
For women with a lighter flow
At the start or end of your period, it can offer protection while you swim or relax by the water.
For women with a heavier flow
Paired with a menstrual cup or tampon, it adds a layer of protection for more peace of mind.
For different bodies and preferences
Choose a style you feel good in. A proper fit matters, especially around your hips and legs.

Because you should feel comfy by the water, too.

Pick your style. Protection is built in.

LUNA period swimwear – bottoms

Your favorite two-piece look. With added protection.

For women and girls who prefer classic swimwear bottoms and want to pair them with their favorite bikini top.

Regular swimwear look
Built-in absorbent layer
Protection for light flow
Pair with a bikini top
Reusable

Sizes 2XS–3XL · black

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LUNA period one-piece swimsuit

More coverage. The same focus on comfort.

For women who prefer a one-piece swimsuit, want more coverage, and like a comfortable fit.

Elegant one-piece design
Built-in absorbent layer
Protection for light flow
More coverage
For swimming or relaxing by the water

Sizes XS–2XL · black

$33.655.0 · 3 reviews

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Not sure which style to pick?

We don't just want to sell swimwear. We want you to know when and how it works.

Period swimwear is a little different from regular swimwear. It's normal to have questions.

We'll help you choose the right style and size, and explain how to use it for your flow.

We'll help you find your size
A proper fit matters for comfort and for the protective layers to work as intended.
We'll explain when to wear it on its own
No big promises. We'll explain when it may be enough and when it's better to add a menstrual cup or tampon.
We'll help with use and care
So it can serve you well on future trips to the pool or on vacation.

LUNACare Help & Advice

I'm going to the beach as my period is ending. Is the swimwear enough on its own?

At the end of your period, when your flow is light, you can wear it on its own. If you're unsure, add a menstrual cup or tampon.

Thanks, that's reassuring 🌊

Sample conversation

More confidence starts with knowing how your swimwear works.

It's your vacation. Not your period's.

A smiling woman swimming in a pool with only her head above water — Illustrative photo

At the pool

A lighter period doesn't have to mean staying in your lounge chair.

A woman in LUNA period swimwear on an ocean beach

By the sea

Enjoy swimming and time on the beach with protection that matches your flow.

An open suitcase packed for a beach vacation — Illustrative photo

On vacation

If your period arrives unexpectedly, you've packed swimwear designed with those days in mind, too.

A woman reading in a lounge chair by the sea — Illustrative photo

While relaxing

Instead of constantly thinking about your period, you can focus more on what you came to the water to enjoy.

Water, sun, movement. And your plans go on.

Ready for another day by the water?

Choose swimwear you feel comfortable in, with more options for enjoying the water during your period.

Choose LUNA period swimwear

Two-piece and one-piece
Absorbent layer
Reusable

Anything else you need to know?

Can I really swim in period swimwear?

Yes. It's designed for use in the water, with protective layers that help catch small amounts of period blood. It's important to keep its limited capacity and your flow in mind.

Do I need a tampon or menstrual cup?

With a light flow, you can wear the swimwear on its own. With a medium to heavier flow, it's safer to pair it with a menstrual cup or tampon, depending on how and where you're using it.

Could blood leak into the water?

Period swimwear can't prevent every leak in every situation. Leaks can happen if the size is wrong, your flow is heavier, or the absorbent layer is full. That's why we recommend a suitable combination of protection.

Is it suitable for teenage girls, too?

Yes, as long as it fits properly and is used in a way that matches their flow. On lighter days, it can be an alternative for girls who aren't ready to use a tampon or menstrual cup.

Does it look like regular swimwear?

Yes. The absorbent section is built in, so it looks like regular swimwear on the outside.

Can I wear it when I'm not on my period?

Yes. You can wear it as regular swimwear, too.

What should I do after a swim?

Change into dry clothes. After use, wash your period swimwear according to the care label and let it dry.

How do I find the right size?

Use the size chart and your hip measurement as your main guide. The swimwear should fit snugly, especially around your legs, without digging in uncomfortably.

Is it suitable for heavy periods, too?

Don't use it as your sole protection with a heavy flow. Pair it with a menstrual cup or tampon suited to your needs. Period swimwear on its own isn't a substitute for a high-capacity period product.