Sanitary napkins are produced at the factory in Japan, and panty liners are produced at the factory in Korea.

Because panty liners are general products, there's no problem even if the surface is not white. Therefore, we wanted to produce unbleached panty liners using organic cotton. We looked for a factory in Japan that could meet our specifications, but we couldn't find any. For this reason, we partnered with a maker in Korea that produces organic sanitary goods to manufacture our panty liners.

Only the top sheets (the part that touches your skin) are made with 100% cotton.

Since sanitary goods are a quasi-drug, the surface of those products must be white. Therefore, they are bleached.

These are cotton shells. Because the cotton on panty liners is not bleached, you can see the black dots.

Cotton-like pulp, crushed pulp that's shaped into a cotton form (wood-derived), is used.

There's no worry of leakage, as anti-leaking film is used. *This doesn't mean that side-leaks won't occur as a result of twisting.

We're in the middle of product development so that we can start selling such a product by the fall of 2015.