



Period Swimsuit - Jenny
14 day right of return
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period swimwear is like flow period underwear sewn with a built-in bandage, consisting of a minimum of 3 technical layers, which directs liquid down into the bandage, absorbs the liquid and ensures that you do not bleed or drip through.
👉 You can read much more about how period swimwear works in the guide here.
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Flow's founder
Relaunch of Period Swimwear 2026
"period swimwear returns! We've spent two years tweaking fit, materials (we've chosen the best Italian fabrics).
Last summer I tested function and fit. I'm not a water dog, but of course the samples I had in the suitcase had to stand their test.
They passed to UG. I felt safe, comfortable - and delicious. I'm really looking forward to seeing you in your swimwear on the beach, by the pool, in the gardens".
- Catherine
Do you want to know more about our period swimwear
Frequently asked questions
Feel free to take your regular size in your swimwear.
If you are between two sizes, we would suggest the smaller one, as the fabric can give when it is wet.
The suction power i period swimwear is mild to moderate.
If you bleed profusely, we would suggest that you combine with a cup or a disc.
Our swimwear is designed with a built-in absorbent layer that traps and encapsulates menstrual blood. This layer is combined with a waterproof but breathable membrane that prevents you from bleeding through while swimming or sunbathing.
The textiles are light and quick-drying, which ensures that you can move freely and feel dry shortly after being in the water.
1. Have you had bleeding in your period swimwear, then rinse them in cold water until it runs clear.
2. Protect your swimwear in a laundry bag and wash your panties with similar colors at 30-40 degrees.
Tip: You can wash with it to your advantage our Allergy Certified special detergent Bloody Clean.
3. Dry them inside out on a clothesline - and you're good to go again.
👉 Read the whole our guide to how to take good care of your swimwear here.
Jenny – Menstrual swimsuit with elegant design and discreet protection
Jenny is a menstrual swimsuit that combines an elegant, feminine design with discreet absorbent technology. The low back and flattering underbust seams create a timeless silhouette, while the built-in absorbent panel allows you to bathe with greater confidence – even when you're on your period.
The best part is that it's almost invisible. Inside you'll find a discreet absorbent panel with three functional layers, designed to protect against light to moderate bleeding. From the outside, Jenny looks and feels like a regular swimsuit.
How does a menstrual swimsuit work?
Jenny is designed with an integrated absorbent gusset sewn directly into the swimsuit. The three functional layers help provide extra security during menstruation, while the swimsuit maintains its elegant look and lightweight comfort.
The tight fit ensures that the swimsuit stays secure, whether you're swimming, bathing or enjoying a day at the beach.
If you have heavier periods, we recommend combining the swimsuit with a menstrual cup or menstrual disc for extra protection.
Use it throughout the cycle
Jenny is not just made for menstruation.
The swimsuit works just like a regular swimsuit and can be worn all summer long – whether you're on your period or not. This makes it a versatile choice for trips to the beach, the swimming pool, the spa or vacations.
Comfort in and out of the water
Jenny is made from an exclusive Italian swimwear fabric with 4-way stretch that follows the body's movements and provides a comfortable fit. The material dries quickly and holds its shape, so the swimsuit feels comfortable both in the water and on the beach.
The deep back and feminine seams under the bust create an elegant look that makes Jenny a swimsuit you'll want to wear – no matter where you are in your cycle.
That's why many people choose Jenny
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Menstrual swimsuit with discreet three-layer absorbent technology
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Protects against light to moderate menstruation
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Can be used throughout the cycle – even without menstruation
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Looks and feels like a regular swimsuit
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Deep back and flattering fit
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Quick-drying Italian fabric with 4-way stretch
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Can be combined with a menstrual cup or menstrual disc for heavier bleeding
Part of Flow's menstrual swimwear collection
Jenny is part of our collection of menstrual swimwear, designed to give you greater freedom during your period.
Whether you prefer a menstrual swimsuit or a menstrual bikini, all models are designed with a focus on comfort, function and a timeless look – so you can bathe, swim and enjoy the summer with peace of mind.
Frequently asked questions
How does a menstrual swimsuit work?
Jenny has a discreetly sewn-in absorbent panel with three functional layers that protects during light to moderate menstruation. The panel is integrated into the swimsuit, so it looks and feels like regular swimwear.
Can I bathe and swim with Jenny?
Yes. Jenny is designed to be used both in the water and on land. It provides extra security when bathing, swimming or staying at the beach during your period.
Can I use the swimsuit without menstruation?
Yes. Jenny works like a regular swimsuit and can be worn all season long – even when you're not menstruating.
What if I'm bleeding heavily?
Jenny is designed for light to moderate bleeding. For heavier periods, we recommend combining the swimsuit with a menstrual cup or menstrual disc for extra protection.
Does the swimsuit get heavy when it gets wet?
No. The swimsuit is made of quick-drying Italian Econyl with 4-way stretch, which maintains a light and comfortable feel both in and out of the water.
How do I wash my menstrual swimsuit?
Rinse the swimsuit in cold water after use, wash it according to the washing instructions, avoid fabric softener, and let it air dry to best care for the absorbent layers.
Can you see the absorbent panel?
No. The absorbent panel is discreetly integrated into the swimsuit and is not visible from the outside.





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