Free Periods Canada surveyed post-secondary students across Canada and collected 470 responses and summarized those results in a report, which is now available for download here.

We’re counting down the days to the restock of our period underwear, in particular our fan favourite Boxer Brief. 🎉  We thought we’d take a moment to list some of the top reasons our boxers are so well-loved, and what they’re particularly great for.

In the United States, approximately 12 billion disposable pads are thrown away each year. In Canada, disposable pad sales increased to $258.21 million CAD in 2020. Globally, disposable pads have a market value of $23.9 million USD, projected to rise to $28 million by 2024.

Here’s a summary of some of our most frequently asked questions about Aisle for Gen Z menstruators - and how we can help set them up for a lifetime of waste-free periods.

Got cup questions? Kim Rosas from Period Nirvana has answers!

Let's take a walk through how our processes work together to produce what we believe is the world’s most sustainable period underwear.

The vision for Aisle was a place where you could find what you needed for your period, no matter your flow, gender, body shape or size. Here's a blog covering what we've learned about size grading and the rebrand process.

Let's break down all the different products we carry and help you find the one that suits you best!

Confused about that thin piece of fabric that arrived with your Aisle undies? That's the almighty booster! Here's how it works and what it's for.

Let's talk about caring for your reusables! There’s a bit of a learning curve when it comes to reusables, but it really doesn’t take long before the whole process becomes part of your day-to-day routine.

Let's talk about how your beloved menstrual cup compares to traditional tampons in terms of environmental impact.

How do period underwear work? Aisle undies are a complete replacement for pads, tampons and cups. On their own, a pair of Aisle underwear will absorb four to eight tampons’ worth of blood, and the accompanying booster adds an additional two tampons’ worth of absorbency.