Bangladesh's first certified washable sanitary napkin

Launched in September 2020, the Wreetu Reusable Sanitary Napkin was the first commercially available washable napkin in Bangladesh. Certified by the Bangladesh Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (BCSIR), it is made from high-quality, highly absorbent cloth that is safe and comfortable.

Tk 490per pack

Wreetu reusable sanitary napkin and its carry pouch

Why choose it

  • Lasts up to 12 periods, about one year
  • Affordable: saves money every month
  • Eco-friendly: reduces menstrual waste
  • Safe: tested and certified by BCSIR
  • Made by women from marginalised communities, creating decent jobs

How to care for it

  1. Wear and change as needed
  2. Rinse in cold water
  3. Wash with soap
  4. Dry in direct sunlight
  5. Store in a clean, dry place
Women sewing washable napkins in Wreetu's Mirpur production unit
Made by women in our Mirpur production unit.

Made by women, for women

120 women from marginalised communities work in our factory in Mirpur, Dhaka. 200,000 packs have been distributed so far.

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Common questions

How long does a Wreetu washable sanitary napkin last?

Up to 12 periods, which is about one year.

How do I wash a reusable sanitary napkin?

Rinse it in cold water, wash it with soap, dry it in direct sunlight and store it in a clean, dry place.

Is the Wreetu washable napkin certified?

Yes. It is tested and certified by the Bangladesh Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (BCSIR).

Who makes Wreetu napkins?

Women from marginalised communities working in Wreetu's production unit in Mirpur, Dhaka.