Adidas has unveiled its latest product innovation designed to keep more menstruating women in sport. The company found that teenage girls were dropping out of sport at an alarming rate, with one of the key reasons being fear of period leakage. Using these insights, the brand set out to create a product that helps athletes stay in sport throughout their cycle by giving them an added layer of protection. The new TechFit Period Proof Tights feature an absorbent layer to help protect against leaks when worn with a tampon or pad. The launch is part of Adidas’ roadmap of innovations for this year to serve women better in sport. A first-of-its-kind product offering in the Indian market, the tights are made using adidas Flow Shield Technology.

Speaking about the collection, Kim Buerger, Senior Product Manager – Women’s Apparel, adidas, said, “We started designing this collection from the inside out. We knew it had to be comfortable and breathable, but most importantly, it had to serve its purpose of helping to protect against leakage. The biggest challenge we faced in bringing the TechFit Period Proof Tights to market was the testing. It was incredibly rigorous and went through several rounds, because we had to be sure our product could deliver. Our ambition with this product is to keep more people in sport by giving them the confidence to train on their period.”

The TechFit Period Proof collection is adidas’ first step in creating performance wear that supports those who menstruate, with more to come down the line. The tights have a set of absorbent layers and a membrane that protects from leakage. It gives confidence in training while being on their period. A wicking layer, absorbing layer and leak-proof layer work together to provide protection, whilst a bonding frame holds each layer together and keeps the tights in place.

The collection is available worldwide from Aug 15, 2021 on shop.adidas.co.in and selected adidas stores with the price range of – Tights – 4799/- INR & Shorts – 2999/- INR.

 

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