Our Fights
Solidarity
Fight against period poverty
For people in precarious situations, access to sanitary protection represents a huge burden on the budget. And when trade-offs have to be made, it is not uncommon for some to find themselves with tissues or toilet paper in their panties. This is not acceptable!
Since 2015, when Luneale was created, we have been working with associations that fight against menstrual precariousness like Règles Elémentaires. And you can even help us: by dropping by La Cup, if you have any disposable pads left, you can send them to them on our behalf so that they can be distributed to people who need them.
We also help student associations, CROUS, communities of communes and other institutions that organize distributions of healthy pads.
Since 2015, when Luneale was created, we have been working with associations that fight against menstrual precariousness like Règles Elémentaires. And you can even help us: by dropping by La Cup, if you have any disposable pads left, you can send them to them on our behalf so that they can be distributed to people who need them.
We also help student associations, CROUS, communities of communes and other institutions that organize distributions of healthy pads.
Advocating for inclusivity
Women who do not menstruate are still women.
Not all menstruating people are women.
Not all menstruating women have the same culture, the same morphology, not all of them are able-bodied, not all of them have the same relationship to their body.
So what?
We write inclusively, we think inclusively because it is in our values and beliefs. As a brand of "intimacy" (although one could argue about that word), we think it's important.
But if we have convictions, we are not in the injunction: if you don't agree with us, let's talk about it!
Not all menstruating people are women.
Not all menstruating women have the same culture, the same morphology, not all of them are able-bodied, not all of them have the same relationship to their body.
So what?
We write inclusively, we think inclusively because it is in our values and beliefs. As a brand of "intimacy" (although one could argue about that word), we think it's important.
But if we have convictions, we are not in the injunction: if you don't agree with us, let's talk about it!
Inclusivity
Ecology
Reduce our footprint
La Cup is a sustainable, zero waste solution with an extremely low carbon footprint. We are millennials, and as such, we know we have a role to play in preserving the planet.
So we do everything to reduce our footprint: our products are all made in France, they are natural.
95% of our suppliers are located within a 650km radius of our warehouse, in order to limit unnecessary transportation.
We think about the global impact of our products: for example, we launched our wipes because some people did not use the cup simply because they do not always have access to water. And as we designed Les Wipes (biodegradable and compostable), if they convince people to switch to The Cup, then their impact is very positive, even if they are not zero waste.
So we do everything to reduce our footprint: our products are all made in France, they are natural.
95% of our suppliers are located within a 650km radius of our warehouse, in order to limit unnecessary transportation.
We think about the global impact of our products: for example, we launched our wipes because some people did not use the cup simply because they do not always have access to water. And as we designed Les Wipes (biodegradable and compostable), if they convince people to switch to The Cup, then their impact is very positive, even if they are not zero waste.