In development — early access is open
In development · Early access open

Leaks happen.
We’ve got your back.

LUNÉ is developing individually wrapped menstrual stain-removal wipes for clothing. A small, discreet wipe to keep in your bag for the moment a leak catches you off guard.

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See how it’s designed to work
Someone tucking a small pouch into a tote bag by a bathroom counter

Illustrative lifestyle image. Packaging shown is an early concept, not the final product.

Individually wrapped

Each wipe is sealed on its own, so one stays fresh in your bag until you need it.

Made for clothing

Designed for fabric — a stain-care wipe, not a feminine hygiene wipe.

Bag-sized

Slim enough for a tote pocket, desk drawer or jacket you already carry.

Still in development

We’re finalising the product now. Join the list for launch news.

The problem

The scramble is the worst part.

We’ve all had that moment—the unexpected period stain at school, work, or on the go. Meet LUNÉ, the discreet, individually wrapped stain-removal wipe designed for life’s little emergencies. Small enough for your bag, ready when you need it most.

01

Leaks are normal

Sometimes you can’t plan around your period. Whether you’re at school, work, or out with friends, a sudden leak can turn an ordinary day into a stressful one.

02

Life doesn’t come with a laundry room

Finding a sink, cold water, and time to treat a stain isn’t always easy when you’re on the go. That’s why convenience matters.

03

Your favorite outfit deserves better

One period stain shouldn’t mean losing your favorite pair of jeans. A little accident shouldn’t have to ruin your clothes—or your confidence.

What we’re designing

Individually wrapped stain wipes for clothing.

One wipe, one wrapper, no bottle and no fuss. These are the early directions we’re exploring — they are concepts, not the finished packaging.

Concept mockup of one individually wrapped wipe sachet on a cream surface
Concept
Concept 01

Individually wrapped stain wipe

A single wipe, sealed in its own wrapper, slim enough to live in a tote pocket until a leak happens.

Concept mockup of a blush carton holding individually wrapped wipes
Concept
Concept 02

Carton of wrapped wipes

A small carton to keep at home or in a desk drawer, so there is always a wrapped wipe within reach.

Illustrative lifestyle image of a small pouch being packed into a tote bag
Concept
Concept 03

Where it lives

The whole idea is portability: one wipe in the bag you already carry, nothing extra to plan around.

Concept designs for illustration only. Packaging, materials, sizing and naming may change before launch. Nothing shown here is available to buy.

How it’s designed to work

Three steps, one small wipe.

1

Keep one close

Tuck a wrapped wipe in the bag you already carry, so you’re not relying on a bathroom being nearby.

2

Unwrap it when you need it

Each wipe is sealed individually. Open one, use it, and the rest stay clean until their turn.

3

Deal with the mark, then carry on

It’s designed to be used on the stained area of your clothing while you’re out, not saved for when you get home.

LUNÉ is still in development. This describes how the product is being designed — final usage guidance will be published with the product once testing and labelling are complete.

Early access

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LUNÉ wipes are still being developed. Leave your email and we’ll tell you the moment they’re available, what they’ll cost, and where to buy them.

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Why we started

Someone in the room had been there.

LUNÉ began with one frustration: nothing small, discreet and made for clothing exists to keep in your bag for a leak. We’re a small team working on that answer in the open.

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