Yes. Machine wash cold, avoid bleach and fabric softener, and hang dry. Final wash-cycle durability will be published after sourcing tests.

The working finished-garment capacity is published beside every product selector. That number must pass the final full-garment test before public release.

The exact outer-fabric percentages, absorbent-core composition and barrier material are pending supplier confirmation. They will be listed in full before public release.

Rinse if needed, machine wash cold with similar colors, skip fabric softener and bleach, then hang dry. Do not iron the gusset.

Use the waist and hip chart rather than your usual label. The current chart is a working draft until supplier grading is confirmed.

Measure the natural waist and fullest part of the hips. If those measurements point to different rows, choose by hip. Between sizes, choose the larger size.

Rinse promptly after a larger leak and wash within 24 hours. We will not promise odor control until the final textile has been tested.

The working design uses an extended gusset from the front interior through the back seat. Final coverage dimensions depend on the sourced sample.

They are designed with a flexible inner barrier rather than a loose disposable shell. The final sample still needs a movement and wash test.

The smooth outer shape is designed to avoid a bulky pad outline. Close-fitting or pale fabrics can reveal any underwear seam.

The skin-facing layer is designed to move moisture inward while the core contains it. Capacity and dry-surface testing will be reported separately.

The product is being developed for bladder leaks. We are not making a period-protection claim in this launch preview.

The launch preview uses one fixed cocoa-rose bundle so the selector stays focused on size and quantity.