This liner for discharge is made using organic cotton (NOC standard) on the skin-contact side. - Skin side: 100% cotton (organic cotton brown gauze) - Pattern side: 100% cotton - Lace: 100% cotton - Snap button: plastic (allergy-free) - Size: Length approximately 16 cm; width at the narrowest part approximately 6 cm; other width approximately 7 cm - Made in Japan - Please note that the pattern may vary in appearance. - The actual color may differ slightly from what is seen on the screen. - Manufacturer: Sweet Cotton Co., Ltd. Would you like to start a comfortable and stylish lifestyle with "organic cotton cloth napkins," one that is a little kinder to yourself and the earth? Menstruation is a significant concern for many women. What if menstruation became something to look forward to? Cloth napkins can turn a dreary week into a bright and enjoyable one. We propose a lifestyle friendly to both you and the earth, called "SWEET COTTON LIFE." What is a cloth napkin? As the name suggests, it is a napkin made of cloth. It features a gentle texture, moderate breathability, and minimal friction with the skin, making it a napkin that's kind to the body. Many customers have shared that after switching to cloth napkins, their menstrual pain eased, and issues with stuffiness or irritation disappeared. How to care for it: When out, place the soiled cloth napkin in a zippered plastic bag and spritz with water to prevent blood from coagulating. While some people worry about odors, cloth napkins typically do not have noticeable smells. After returning home, rinse roughly to remove some stains, then soak the napkins in water. Wash them with soap or baking soda altogether, and then you can also wash them in the washing machine inside a laundry net. * Adding a few drops of essential oil to the soaking water can help with sterilization and deodorizing. * Avoid washing with boiling water as it causes blood to coagulate and become harder to remove. Water up to about 40°C is acceptable.