Size Inclusive Period Pants -I recently came across Wuka – a size-inclusive company that offer a range of period pants. As soon as I saw them on Instagram I checked out their size guide page and was pleasantly surprised to see that they cater for a UK Size 6 to a UK Size 26. Here are my thoughts!
Size Inclusive Period Pants
Firstly, I want to say that I love the size range that they offer! I love that they do up to a size 26; especially as lots of period pants I have come across before stop much shorter in their size range. At this stage, the sizes don’t fit me so I haven’t been able to try them myself – but I’ve done some research and found plenty of good reviews so I wanted to share them with you anyway. I know how hard it can be hard to find size-inclusive stuff so wanted to tell you all about them.
One of the things I love about Wuka is that they’re a female-led business that takes a no-nonsense approach to inclusivity; I love the range of women and bodies they feature on their website – that always wins brownie points with me!
Size Inclusive Period Pants From Wuka
Their website is easy to follow and has lots of information on what type of underwear might suit you. I know that period pants are new to lots of people and finding the right product for you can be tough; so it’s worth having a browse of their website and researching what you need to make sure you make the right purchase for you.
As the name suggests, period pants are underwear that you wear during your time of the month. They’re designed to absorb the flow of your period, basically replacing disposable pads and tampons. The Wuka period pants have lots of layers which helps to make them both leakproof and odourless – which if you ask me are pretty essential features of any period product.
Size inclusive period pants are a game-changer in making menstrual care more comfortable, accessible, and empowering for everyone. By offering a wide range of sizes, they ensure that all bodies can experience reliable, sustainable, and dignified protection. No one should feel excluded when it comes to essential products, and size-inclusive options help break barriers in menstrual health. Choosing brands that prioritise inclusivity means supporting a future where everyone can manage their periods with confidence and ease.
Have you tried Wuka pants? I’d love you to share your thoughts below! Or if you try them now, let me know!
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Debz Louise is a plus-size blogger based in Yorkshire. Behind many nationwide campaigns such as #WeaAreTheThey & winner of Best Blogger at the UK Plus Size Awards, she talkas about life as a plus-size 40-something woman in South Yorkshire.
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