Party In My Pants' all-in-one design makes for a thin, comfortable and easy to use pad. Most commercially available cloth pads have two separate parts: a holder and insert. Party In My Pants cloth pads have a cotton top layer, absorbent cotton core, and a unique leak-proof nylon bottom shield. No assembly required! Party In My Pants don't have fussy multiple parts that get lost or misplaced. And without separate pieces, PIMP pads won't shift or bunch uncomfortably.

Party In My Pants are top-stitched around the edge, while most other reusable pads are serge stitched. Serging is quicker, but not as durable. Some people find that a serge stitch chafes or just plain irritates their skin. Plus, you can only fix surge stitching if you have a special sewing machine. If needed, Party In My Pants are easily repaired with a regular sewing machine or needle and thread, giving your pad extra-long life!

And who said pads have to be boring anyway? Party In My Pants believes that your pads are an expression of your personal style, sense of humor, or a celebration of your cycle! Whether that means a pickle, dinosaur, or flower patterned pad, we've got a PIMP to match your unique style (and make you smile). No other company offers such a wide variety of fabric patterns or colors. You want choices? We've got 'em! Partypantspads.com offers over 20 different fabrics in each size. The selection changes often as we introduce new fabrics. Sign-up for our e-newsletter and be the first in the know about new patterns!

Click here and get an estimate of how much you will save with cloth pads. From menarche to menopause, you will typically bleed for 35 years and disposable menstrual products can cost you $3,000+ dollars over your menstruating years. If you buy organic disposables, you're probably spending twice as much. That's a trip to Greece! That's a fancy-schmancy bike! Maybe that's money you didn't have in the first place. By switching to Party In My Pants pads, you'll spend a fraction of that amount.

Everyone and every cycle is different, so click here and get an estimate of how much you will save with cloth pads. Maybe you'll be able to afford a few more student loan payments or keep yourself in a lifetime supply of chocolate.

Party In My Pants will change the way you think and feel about your period. For the first time ever you'll actually look forward to that time of the month and when it comes, you’ll be comfier and happier than ever before. This isn’t marketing mumbo-jumbo. It's what customers tell us over and over. Even those who’d sworn off pads ‘til hell froze over. Even the most skeptical, squeamish turn around and say, “I love my PIMPs!”

Party In My Pants is about making folks happy. And it’s nice to know that happiness doesn’t cost our environment or our whole paycheck. In fact, you’ll save a bunch of $$ and live more sustainably. Disposable menstrual products can cost $10-20,000 dollars over menstruating years. (If you buy organic disposables, you’re probably spending twice as much.) That's a trip to Greece! That’s a lifetime supply of chocolate! By switching to Party In My Pants cloth pads, you'll spend about a third of that amount. What’s more, over 12 billion disposable menstrual products are thrown away in the U.S. alone. And their manufacture produces many, many times that in by-products and pollution.

Some people find that they only need 6 pads or liners during their cycle, while others use 20+. Most people fall somewhere in-between. Once you've found the size(s) you like best, start building your collection based on the length and heaviness of your cycle. Looking to save a little? You can always wash your pads during your cycle and use them again right away. This isn't quite as convenient as have enough to last your whole period, but it's definitely an option. Keep in mind that since you're using your pads more often you probably have to replace them more frequently too. Party In My Pants will last for about 65 washings or 5-7 years – whichever comes first.

Absolutely! You'll probably need our Overnight or Queen pads on your heaviest days. PIMP cloth pads are so much more absorbent than disposables; they may even make things easier. More awesome: You'll spend less time changing your pads or tampons and worrying that they'll leak. Everyone using cloth pads for the first time should be a wee bit more vigilant about checking their PIMP. After a cycle or 2, you'll be familiar with the absorbency of a particular size and will know when to change it.

In some extreme cases, PIMPs might not be enough. If you have tidal flooding because of menopause or fibroids then you might need to pair your pad with a menstrual cup or sea sponge. No menstrual product – cloth, cup, sponge or disposable – is designed to hold such an amount of fluid by itself.