How to Choose the Right Configuration for OEM Menstrual Pants？

Menstrual pants provide coverage around the hips and crotch and can be configured for overnight use, heavier-flow days, or travel. Product thickness, absorbency, fit, and packaging can be selected according to the intended market and use case. This guide outlines the main OEM configuration choices Jiayue offers.

The topsheet is the skin-contact layer and affects comfort. Jiayue uses soft nonwoven material for its menstrual pants, with an optional anion chip depending on product positioning. For the absorbent core, buyers can choose SAP absorbent paper or a combination of fluff pulp, SAP, and tissue paper. The choice can balance absorption speed, liquid retention, thickness, and cost.

Waistband and leg-cuff design influence fit and ease of changing. Jiayue offers integrated waistbands and refastenable tabs. Tabs can make changes easier during travel, hospital stays, or other situations that call for frequent replacement. An integrated design provides fuller coverage and may suit home or overnight use. Both designs use elastic materials to support a secure fit without excessive pressure.

Standard sizes include M, L, and XL, with customized sizing available. Individual wrapping supports carrying and keeps each product packaged until use. Wrapper options include nonwoven fabric and PE film: nonwoven has a softer feel, while PE film provides sealing and moisture resistance for transport, storage, and retail. PE packaging can be customized with colors, printing, and brand logos.

Jiayue’s menstrual pants OEM/ODM service can cover material selection, absorbency, sizing, pack count, individual wrapping, outer packaging, and private-label branding. Importers, distributors, and brand owners can define these choices around their target market and sales channel.