Sanitary Napkin OEM Customization: How to Configure Products for Different Markets？

Sanitary napkin development involves more than absorbency. Softness, breathability, absorption speed, leakage protection, materials, and packaging all affect product positioning. Jiayue works with buyers to define the target market, channel, and consumer group, then configure product length, materials, structure, and packaging for an OEM project.

The topsheet touches the skin, so its feel and construction matter to the wearing experience. Jiayue offers hot-air-through and spunbond nonwoven topsheets. Hot-air-through material has a softer, fuller feel, while spunbond offers strength and stability. Buyers can select based on product positioning and cost. Anion chips are available upon request as an optional product feature.

Standard lengths include 155 mm, 180 mm, 240/245 mm, 280/290 mm, 320 mm, 350/360 mm, and 420 mm for liners, daytime pads, nighttime pads, and extra-long overnight pads. Individual wrapping options include easy-wrap, straight-wrap, and nonwoven packaging. Logos, patterns, and printing can be customized. Biodegradable product or packaging options can also be developed to customer specifications for markets with relevant demand.

Jiayue reports recent Yibero sanitary napkin shipments to Southeast Asian and African markets. Requirements for length, topsheet, absorbent structure, and packaging vary by market, so production needs stable processes and specification flexibility. Jiayue coordinates materials, packaging, and schedules through its production base and automated lines. Sanitary napkin lines can run at up to 1,200 pieces per minute; quality checks cover incoming materials, in-process production, and finished products.