Summer is for saying yes.
Yes to one more song.
Yes to staying until the encore.
Yes to making memories you’ll still be talking about in winter.
Your period doesn’t stop for summer, so neither should you.
That’s why we’re partnering with Somerset House Summer Series to help make free period care available throughout one of London’s most iconic live music events.
As part of our Unstoppable Summer campaign, we’re donating 3,000 Pocket Packs, making period care available across welfare spaces, dignity packs, staff areas and volunteer information points throughout the festival and beyond.
Because nobody should have to leave early, miss their favourite artist or spend the evening worrying about whether they’ll make it through.
Periods happen.
Missing out shouldn't
Period care. Right where you need it.
Periods don’t stay at home just because you’re going out.
No one plans to unexpectedly start their period halfway through at a gig. But if it happens, period care should be just as easy to find as a first aider or a water refill point.
Throughout Somerset House Summer Series, Pocket Packs will be available across welfare spaces, dignity packs, staff areas and volunteer information points, with clear signage helping people find support quickly.
Because better period care shouldn’t depend on whether you remembered to pack it.
Why this partnership matters.
For many of us, summer means festivals, concerts and evenings spent with friends.
But periods can quietly shape those experiences.
Research from WaterAid found that 86% of people who menstruate have planned their lives around their period.
Whether that’s worrying about what to wear, where the nearest toilet is, or whether you’ve packed enough period products, the mental load can sometimes become part of the experience.
We’re trying to change that.
If having free period care available means someone gets to stay for the encore instead of heading home early, that’s a partnership worth celebrating.
Why Somerset House?
Somerset House is far more than a beautiful building on the Strand.
As one of London’s leading cultural destinations, it’s a place where creativity, innovation and social progress come together. It champions new ideas, challenges convention and creates space for conversations that matter.
That makes it a natural partner for us.
For more than 20 years, we’ve been challenging the status quo in period care, creating products that work better for people and the planet while helping normalise conversations around menstruation.
Together, we’re helping ensure that one of London’s most iconic cultural spaces is also a place where people can access period care when they need it.
Part of our Unstoppable Summer
This partnership is another step in our Unstoppable Summer campaign.
From Wimbledon to Wembley, and now Somerset House, we’re showing up where people are making memories this summer, helping make sure periods don’t get in the way.
No leaks. No limits. No sitting this summer out.
Blog disclaimer
Our blog is intended to share information and ideas around periods, health, and sustainability. While we do our best to keep content accurate and up to date, things can change over time. The information here is not intended as medical advice — for any health-related concerns, please consult a qualified healthcare professional. For more information on our claims, please see our Claims Page, and for the most up-to-date product information, please visit our Product Pages.
