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Days Without Pause: The Rise Of Period-Positive Activewear In Indian Wardrobes

Period-positive activewear is reshaping Indian wardrobes by offering comfort, protection, and confidence to women, encouraging greater participation in sports and fitness during menstruation.

(By Mahipal Singh)

Menstruation has been perceived as an impediment to physical activity for ages. It has often pushed women to step away from participating in sports and other physical activities. Nonetheless, in recent times, with the change in mindsets and rise in inclusivity, period-positive activewear has altered Indian wardrobes. The activewear range not only provides protection, but it also fosters empowerment.

Activewear Built To Move Freely

Activewear that is period-positive, such as boyshorts and leakproof training leggings, is constructed with multiple layers of protection, in contrast to traditional sportswear. Advanced fabrics are utilised so as to neutralise odour, prevent staining, and absorb moisture in these garments. Additionally, this activewear range is readily reusable and can be washed easily. Also, they facilitate women's movement without compromising and also offer support during high-intensity exercises or a moderate yoga session.

Challenging Taboos And Inspiring Change

While silence around menstruation often prevails in India, these innovations carry huge significance. They disrupt long-held taboos and give women the courage to move freely, on their own terms. Nowadays, brands are investing heavily in researching fabric performance - focusing on products' strength, stretch plus sustainability. The clothes that result from this endeavour are more than simply practical; they represent a broader cultural revolution.

Health Benefits Of Period Activewear:

Apart from convenience, period activewear offers vital health benefits. It manages the body's moisture content and reduces the risk of infections commonly caused by retained moisture - promoting better hygiene and long-term comfort. Furthermore, they alleviates cramps and discomfort while the breathable materials and gentle compression facilitates physical activity during the menstrual cycle.

On the whole, the rise of period-positive activewear leads to the rise of a new era - one where fitness and menstruation are no longer at odds. It reflects a changing mindset: that menstruation shouldn’t pause performance, and that every individual deserves to move with confidence every day of the month.

By Mahipal Singh, Founder & CEO of Revaa

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