What you can wear with confidence: Mighty Eve at Wimbledon Sustainable Fashion Week, 21-22 September 2024

The Mighty Eve market stall inside Wimbledon Quarter shopping centre, with period pants and pouches on the table, a customer browsing, MightyEve branding, QR codes, and the Wimbledon Quarter sign behind.

Some days the outfit gets chosen around the period rather than the other way round. A lighter colour stays on the hanger, trousers get picked over a dress without really thinking about why, and the actual reason rarely gets said out loud.

That's not really a clothing problem. It's about not trusting whatever's underneath to hold.

Wimbledon Sustainable Fashion Week, 21-22 September 2024

On 21 and 22 September 2024, Mighty Eve had a market stall at Wimbledon Sustainable Fashion Week, on the ground floor of Wimbledon Quarter shopping centre, 4 Queen's Rd, London SW19 8ND. The stall ran from 10am to 5pm on the Saturday and 11am to 5pm on the Sunday, set up in the centre's indoor concourse alongside at least one other independent trader.

The Mighty Eve table carried folded period pants and pouches, QR codes linking to the online range, and the brand's usual signage, including a panel inviting anyone who'd been thinking about switching to actually make the change.

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Frequently asked questions

Do I need to wear a pad as well?
For some, the fear behind this question isn't a single leak, it's the quiet planning that happens around clothes. One story from Mighty Eve's own customer research describes flooding through a dress during a work presentation to people she'd never met before, a moment she still remembers in exact detail. For others it's less dramatic but just as constant: black trousers become the default, a change of clothes goes in the bag as a matter of course, and a lighter colour or a dress gets left for another day.

Mighty Eve pants are built as standalone period protection woven into soft bamboo knickers. You just get dressed and go. No pad tucked in as backup, no colour or fabric ruled out first.