Made in EU - Ultra-Soft Reusable Panty Liners (Tanga, 7-Pack) – High-Temp Washable Cloth Panty Liners for Women – Breathable Secure-Fit Organic Cotton Keeps You Fresh & Dry for Daily Vaginal Discharge

These look so cute. I like that the print faces me so I can at least enjoy it unlike other reusable pads. They fit fine. They aren't too noticeable or bothersome to wear. They are easy to wash. They do slide a little on the underwear so sometimes they are not centered as they should be.

Re-edit: The newer fabric they used, for my batch at least, also comes out pretty bunched up after being washed. They'd have to be ironed really, to get them back in (flat) shape. So, not winnin' me over here. It's irritating that they changed the fabric without warning. And it's especially irritating that these changes weren't apparent until after I'd run them through the wash, rendering them no longer returnable. Edit: Bought more in early 2025 and they were now thicker and bulkier. Different material. More like the ones I was trying to get away from. And currently in March I see they are only available in brightly colored patterns. I really preferred just the thin, off-white, organic cotton version. Back to the drawing board. _____ These liners are super thin and made of a very soft material. They snap on and stay in place. And they're cotton. And they're organic cotton. These are the good stuff. Comfortable and well made. They're also very durable, and they last. This is my second pack and the first still look new. But keep in mind that they are not bleached to make them bright white. And that's a very good thing. The images are accurate.

I ordered these for very light bladder leaks and they work great. I have allergies and some days they overwhelm my allergy medicine and I sneeze my head off. At times, I can sneeze 10 or more times in a row! That’s when I have to cross my legs and hobble to the bathroom. Sadly, when I get closer to sneeze number seven, the bladder is hanging on for dear life and a little pee escapes. These little panty liners are just enough to catch that little bit and keep it from getting my underwear wet. For anyone using these for the same purpose, I did a little absorbency test. I used a measured amount of water poured into just one spot to simulate a bladder leak scenario. The panty liner handled one teaspoon well and the liquid spread and absorbed without leaking through the back. It felt “dry enough” that I don’t think you would have to change it right away if you were not able to. Two teaspoons also spread and absorbed and did not leak through the back. However, it felt wet enough that I think you would definitely want to change it right away to feel dry and comfortable. One tablespoon was too much and I could feel some wetness through the back and would probably have gotten the underwear wet if this were a real life scenario. I find these very comfortable to wear all day and I wash them with my microfiber towels, since neither of them should be laundered with fabric softener or dryer sheets. I’m very pleased with my purchase. I did feel that these were a tad bit expensive. I also ordered a set of fabric panty liners from Etsy, but they will remain backups since they have fewer layers, so less absorbency and a less structured structure design, but also 1/2 the price of these. They will be fine for my less severe allergy months.

I just received these & I have to clear up the women's review about the tag being on your skin. Unfortunately, she is wearing them backwards & staining the flannel backing. It states clearly under the product info that these pantyliners are meant to be worn with the pattern facing up. With that said, I haven't had much time to review these but in wearing one its much thinner & more comfortable than my Charlie Banana pantyliner. Its not quite as thin as a regular disposable pantyliner but I don't have the feeling like I'm wearing paper in my underwear or have the sticky backing bunch up & stick to my skin. As far as absorbancy, I'm not expecting alot as it's just a pantyliner but we'll see. I've been wearing cloth pads & menstrual cups for a few years now & I'm happy to extend to pantyliners. I feel like I'm doing well for the environment & I like just being able to wash & reuse my pads easily without ever having to worry about having them.

Does not protect from period leak even little bit of leak but good for everyday use.

Ordered these twice to have enough to wear everyday. A fantastic replacement for daily disposable ones. If you use the dryer they crinkle a bit but still comfortable. Hanging is better but it's really not a big deal.

This review is based on me trying out three brands of reusable panty liners. Out of the three I tried, these are my favorite, and the ones I want to select most often. I like the material, fit, and the way they stay in place of these. These are a nice thickness, so I feel protected, but I don't notice that I'm wearing an extra layer of fabric. These also stay nice and flat after washing and drying, which makes it easy to re-wear them over and over (makes for easy placement). These also stay right where I want them the entire time I wear them. The material of the backing makes it so they don't move around during use. Out of the three brands I've tested, these are the ones I choose to wear, and I will be purchasing more so I don't have to wear the brands I dislike as often. One thing I want to add that goes for all three brands I tried: you don't notice the snap underneath at all. I was worried that sitting on a snap would be uncomfortable, but it goes completely unnoticed. All that said, the other brands I tried are: 1) My second choice: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01HHCEXLA/ref=ppx_od_dt_b_asin_title_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 2) My least favorite: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B071ZFH5WF/ref=ppx_od_dt_b_asin_title_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 I'll leave reviews for these ones here as well, so you don't have to hunt for them on their respective pages. For the Rael liners: I like almost everything about these reusable panty liners, but the one thing I don't like is enough of a hinderance that I end up avoiding these. After washing and drying these liners, they're all crumpled up and try to roll in on themselves. This makes it difficult to place in the right spot for wearing, and it also makes them more likely to end up in a bad place simply because they roll up. Once I've gotten them to stay in the right place though, I do like the thickness of these. They're thin, but with enough coverage for daily discharge. They do also tend to stay in place (like backwards and forwards), but the rolling up kind of cancels this nice feature out. Of the three brands I've tried, these are my second choice, but I won't be ordering anymore of these. Bamboo charcoal liners: Out of the three I tried, this was my least favorite kind. I do still wear them, but I usually go for the others before these if they are available. What I don't like about these is 1) the thickness, 2) the material, and 3) the way they move around. 1) These are the thickest reusable panty liners out of the three I tried. It feels a bit like I'm wearing a diaper, or at least a thick pad. I KNOW I'm wearing them. 2) The fleece material of these is just weird for me. It's like I'm wearing a sweatshirt on my crotch. I don't need that. It gets hot and sweaty, and that's just not a great feeling. 3) The backside of these is silky. This allows the liner to move around a lot while wearing it. They'll end up completely back behind my butt instead of right between my legs, which is completely against the point. I work from home, so I can adjust these as needed, but 1) that's annoying and 2) I obviously can't do that when I'm out in public. As I said, I do still wear these on days when they're all that's left, but they're certainly not my first choice, and I won't be buying anymore.

I bought the organic cotton unbleached in medium size and they are perfect for light days or a bit of extra protection. They are soft, comfy, non-irritating and stay in place. Definitely the most comfortable liner I've ever had in my life. Wish I had found these years ago. As the instructions say, not for heavy period use, so don't compare these to those type of pads. These don't have a moisture barrier. That's one reason why they are so comfortable though, because of their flexibility and breath-ability. Also, they are not bulky in the crotch area, so invisible even with tighter clothes. It doesn't even feel like it's there. I like that it's organic and unbleached. No chemicals next to delicate skin and so can be worn all day without irritation. They also look as good as new after being washed and dried. One could always put a cheap liner with a moisture barrier underneath this one if needed. I find commercial liners very irritating after a while, so having this one next to the skin feels amazing in comparison even if you need the crappy chemical laden ones underneath. I haven't had to do that though. For my needs, these do a great job on their own.