Welcome to the Period Revolution

At Riley, we believe you deserve to choose what goes into your body.

Changing the Way the World Thinks About Periods

Our Story

What started as passionate conversations between friends about female health and reproductive rights, soon led to a question on why we were accepting the sub-par period care market. Unbeknownst to us we had been using products with hormone-disrupting chemicals. When this came to light in a 2020 study, Fiona and Áine felt compelled to do something about it, and the friends turned founders.

By 2021, they launched Riley only using clean certified organic cotton. Because both our bodies and our planet deserve better. 

Now with thousands of happy customers across Europe, Riley is on a mission to make a tangible social impact and change the way period care has always been consumed. We’re working with businesses to provide for their people. Because we believe period care is a basic human need and should be provided in every bathroom just like toilet paper and hand soap. A simple but powerful step in the right direction.

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Menstruation is a Human Rights Issue

Our Fight Against Period Poverty

Period poverty is an important, yet often ignored, public health crisis that refers to the prevalent phenomena of being unable to afford products to manage menstrual bleeding. Period poverty is estimated to affect 500 million people worldwide.

Menstruation is a human rights issue. It is also a public health and development issue. The shame and stigma associated with periods prevents people from talking about them. This leads to a lack of dialogue regarding access to menstruation products, the tax on these products, and even the ingredients that they include.

At Riley, we’re proud to be part of the fight against period poverty by providing access to safe, sustainable menstrual products and helping break the stigma through education and advocacy. Our charity partners include:

Everyone deserves to manage their period with dignity, no exceptions.

Our Imapct

120,000+

period products donated

€60,000+

in monetary donations

69

menstrual health seminars in Kenyan schools

8,000+

Kenyan students educated