Grace & Green
Grace & Green is a Bristol-based sustainable personal care company manufacturing organic period and bladder care products — pads, tampons, liners, period pants, cups, and breast pads — serving UK consumers via e-commerce and subscription, and serving workplaces, schools, and councils through the B2B Period Dignity scheme.
- Company typePrivate
- Founded2017
- HeadquartersBristol, United Kingdom
- Headcount1–10
- GTM typeB2B and B2C
- OfferingHardware or Manufacturing
What Grace & Green does
Grace & Green (legal entity: Eco Hygiene Care Ltd.) is a UK-based, B Corp-certified sustainable personal care company founded in 2017 in Bristol by Fran Lucraft, who built the business on a decade of experience in the water and sanitation sector. The company manufactures organic period and bladder care products including bamboo and cotton pads, organic cotton applicator and non-applicator tampons, organic bamboo liners, reusable menstrual cups, period pants and shorts, reusable breast pads, biodegradable bamboo wipes, and a dedicated bladder care range (liners, pads, and shields) for postpartum, menopause, prostate, and pelvic floor use. Underlying technology relies on certified organic cotton (GOTS, ICEA), organic bamboo (OEKO-TEX), FSC-certified bamboo pulp, PLA and PBAT plant-based bioplastics with TÜV Austria and BPI compostability certification, non-toxic SAP cores, and a bamboo charcoal odour-control core for bladder products. Reusable formats (cups, pants, breast pads) are designed for multi-year lifecycles (up to ~10 years for the cup), and reusable razors and deodorants are offered under partner brand YOKU. The company offsets 100% of product lifecycle emissions through ClimatePartner and has planted 25,000+ trees via Ecologi.
Grace & Green earns revenue through four principal streams: (1) direct-to-consumer e-commerce in the UK with a subscribe-and-save subscription service offering 5–10% discounts on monthly, bimonthly, or quarterly deliveries; (2) B2B sales to workplaces, educational institutions, and public sector bodies through the Period Dignity scheme at a £50 minimum online order with corporate discounts; (3) third-party wholesale via Boots, Ocado, and Amazon; and (4) public sector tenders through approved-supplier status on the Scotland Excel and NHS Wales frameworks. Unit pricing ranges from £2.50 (bladder liners) to £45 (high-waist period briefs 3-pack), with adjacent third-party brands (Wild Nutrition supplements, YOKU personal care, Maude sexual wellness) extending basket size on the e-commerce storefront. The Period Dignity proposition, including the Period Pain Simulator Workshop (Somedays partnership), in-workplace educational resources, and Eco-Circular Vends, frames product supply as an institutional amenity rather than a transactional commodity sale.
The company's UK operational footprint is micro (1–10 employees) but its institutional reach spans 800-plus organisations including Lloyds Banking Group, British Heart Foundation, Sky, Kier Group, Bunzl, Cancer Research UK, Red Bull, NHS Wales, Amey, WeWork, Newcastle United, Specsavers, Avara, Berry Bros. & Rudd, and the University of Oxford; 50-plus educational institutions; and 30-plus local councils, NHS trusts, and emergency services. Grace & Green is privately held by founder and CEO Fran Lucraft with no disclosed institutional prior to the July 2025 raise of ~$1.76M, holds a B Corp score of 146.5, is registered as a trademark, and operates with full UK domestic shipping only.
Grace & Green firmographics
Firmographics- Name
- Grace & Green
- Legal name
- Eco Hygiene Care Ltd.
- Website
- https://graceandgreen.co
- Company type
- Private
- Founded year
- 2017
- Operating status
- Operating
- Headcount range
- 1–10 employees
- Short description
- Grace & Green is a Bristol-based sustainable personal care company manufacturing organic period and bladder care products — pads, tampons, liners, period pants, cups, and breast pads — serving UK consumers via e-commerce and subscription, and serving workplaces, schools, and councils through the B2B Period Dignity scheme.
- Ownership category
- akta.pro rank
Grace & Green industry classification
Industry- Product category
- Sustainable Menstrual and Bladder Care Products
- NAICS
- Sanitary Paper Product Manufacturing (322291), Toilet Preparation Manufacturing (32562)
- SIC
- Perfumes, Cosmetics & Other Toilet Preparations (2844)
- akta.pro primary industry
- Feminine Hygiene Products (Pads, Tampons, Liners) (CRADALAG)
- akta.pro secondary industries
- Feminine Hygiene Products (Sanitary Pads, Liners) (IMAMAGAD), Tampons (CRABAIAC), Medical & Healthcare Hygiene Disposables (Patient Wipes, Underpads) (IMAMAGAF)
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Where Grace & Green is headquartered
LocationHeadquarters
- HQ city
- Bristol
- HQ country
- United Kingdom
- HQ region
- Europe
Offices1 record
Markets served
Grace & Green business model
Business model- GTM type
- B2B and B2C
- Offering type
- Hardware or Manufacturing
- Cost components
- Supply Chain, Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Technology or R&D, Infrastructure
Revenue model
- Direct-to-Consumer E-commerce: Individual product purchases and subscription orders placed through the company's own UK e-commerce store. Subscribers receive recurring deliveries of period and bladder care essentials monthly, bimonthly, or quarterly, with discounts of 5% to 10% off standard pricing.
- B2B Workplace Sales (Period Dignity Scheme): Supply of organic period products to businesses, workplaces, schools, and public sector organisations through the Period Dignity scheme. Organisations receive discounts on bulk purchases, with a £50 minimum order threshold for B2B online orders.
- Wholesale / Retail Distribution: Products sold through third-party retail partners including Boots, Ocado, and Amazon, generating wholesale revenue from third-party retailers.
- Public Sector Tenders and Frameworks: Supply contracts through government frameworks including Scotland Excel and NHS Wales frameworks, supplying councils such as Edinburgh, Cardiff, and Bridgend County Borough for staff and community period dignity initiatives.
Pricing tiers
| Model | Billing | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Unit Pricing | Pay-as-you-go | Bladder Protection Liners - Light - from £2.50 |
| Unit Pricing | Pay-as-you-go | Bladder Protection Pads - Moderate/Plus - from £3.00 |
| Unit Pricing | Pay-as-you-go | Bladder Protection Shields - from £5.00 |
| Unit Pricing | Pay-as-you-go | Organic Bamboo Period Pads - Medium £2.70 / Heavy £2.70 |
| Unit Pricing | Pay-as-you-go | Organic Bamboo Liners - 24 pack |
| Unit Pricing | Pay-as-you-go | Organic Cotton Applicator Tampons - Regular £4.49 / Super £4.59 |
| Unit Pricing | Pay-as-you-go | Reusable Menstrual Cup - £15.00 |
| Unit Pricing | Pay-as-you-go | High Waist Period Briefs 3-Pack - £45.00 |
| Unit Pricing | Pay-as-you-go | The Leaky Kit (Postpartum Bundle) - £29.99 / £28.49 |
| Subscription | Monthly | Subscription Service - 5% to 10% discount |
| Unit Pricing | Pay-as-you-go | YOKU Self-Care Range - £5.35 to £14.99 |
| Unit Pricing | Pay-as-you-go | B2B Workplace Bulk Products - minimum £50 order |
Go-to-market motion4 records
Distribution channels5 records
Marketing channels8 records
Grace & Green product offering
Product offeringCore offering
Grace & Green manufactures and sells sustainable period and bladder care products made from certified organic cotton and organic bamboo, including pads, tampons, liners, reusable period pants, menstrual cups, breast pads, biodegradable wipes, and a bladder care range (liners, pads, shields for women and men). Products are sold via a UK direct-to-consumer e-commerce store with subscription, through third-party retailers such as Boots, Ocado and Amazon, and through a B2B Period Dignity programme serving workplaces, educational institutions and public sector organisations.
Product overview
Grace & Green is a B Corp certified company offering organic and sustainable period care products. The core product portfolio includes Organic Bamboo Period Pads (available in Medium and Heavy absorbencies with wings), Organic Bamboo Liners, Organic Cotton Applicator and Non-applicator Tampons, Reusable Menstrual Cups, Period Pants (including High Waist Briefs and Period Shorts/Boxers), Reusable Breast Pads, and Biodegradable Bamboo Wipes. The company recently expanded into Bladder Care with a full range including Protection Liners, Pads, and Shields for both women and men. Beyond period care, Grace & Green offers a subscription service for regular delivery and a B2B Period Dignity Programme for workplaces. The company also sells curated third-party brands including Wild Nutrition supplements (Iron Plus, Multi-Strain Biotic, Perimenopause/Menopause Complex, Endo Support), YOKU natural personal care products (Deodorants, Soap Bars, Reusable Razors), and Maude sexual wellness products (Drop Massager, Shine Lubricant). Bundled offerings include The Leaky Kit for postpartum recovery and Eco-Circular Vends for workplace bathrooms.
Differentiator
Problem solved
Functional benefit
Products and services
- Organic Bamboo Period Pads Super soft pads with wings made from organic bamboo, combining comfort with leak-proof protection. Available in Medium (moderate flow) and Heavy (heavy/overnight) absorbencies. Free from chlorine bleach and synthetic fragrances, with biodegradable wrappers. Designed for sensitive skin.
- Organic Bamboo Liners Super soft panty liners made from organic bamboo for light flow days, spotting, discharge, or small everyday leaks. Available in 24-pack boxes with compostable packaging.
- Organic Cotton Applicator Tampons Tampons made with certified organic cotton featuring a biodegradable cardboard applicator. Available in Regular (light to medium flow) and Super (medium to heavy flow) absorbencies. Free from synthetic dyes, fragrances and chlorine bleach.
- Organic Cotton Non-applicator Tampons Organic cotton tampons without applicator for those preferring no applicator. Available in Regular, Super, and Super Plus absorbencies. Individually wrapped in recyclable paper.
- Reusable Menstrual Cup A reusable menstrual cup designed for comfort and leak-proof protection, used as a sustainable alternative to single-use tampons or pads. Can be used cycle after cycle for up to 10 years.
- Period Pants (Period Underwear) Reusable bamboo period underwear available in boxer shorts and high-waisted briefs. Made from breathable bamboo fabric with sizes ranging from 2XS-4XL. Options for moderate or heavy absorbency.
- Reusable Breast Pads Reusable breast pads made from organic bamboo for protection against breast milk leaks. Designed for delicate postpartum skin, washable and reusable, free from chlorine bleach, synthetic dyes or fragrances.
- Bladder Protection Liners Bamboo bladder protection liners for light leaks (up to 50ml). Features breathable organic bamboo topsheet and a bamboo charcoal core for odour control. Available in Light, Moderate and Plus absorbencies.
- Bladder Protection Pads Ultra-absorbent bamboo bladder pads with 3D leak barrier and bamboo charcoal core for odour reduction. Available in Moderate (up to 330ml) and Plus (up to 400ml) absorbencies with wings for secure fit.
- Bladder Protection Shields Bamboo bladder protection shields engineered for male anatomy. Features super-absorbent bamboo charcoal core with secure pouch fit. Available in Light (up to 90ml), Moderate (up to 150ml) and Plus (up to 210ml) absorbencies.
- Biodegradable Bamboo Wipes Hypoallergenic wipes made from biodegradable bamboo infused with purified water and plant-based ingredients. Fragrance-free and pH balanced. Pack of 25 individual wipes.
- The Leaky Kit (Postpartum Bundle) Postpartum essentials bundle including Period Pads (Medium and Heavy), Bladder Protection Pads (Moderate and Plus), Bladder Protection Liners, Breast Pads, Biodegradable Wipes, and YOKU Natural Deodorant. Designed for fourth trimester recovery and the simultaneous management of post-birth bleeding, pelvic floor leaks, and breast milk leaks.
- Eco-Circular Vends Period product vending units for workplace bathrooms. Made in the UK with lower production emissions than steel. Closed-loop recyclable design available in single pad, dual small pad and tampon options.
- Period Pain Simulator Workshop Educational workshop using TENS (Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation) technology to recreate period-like cramps. Delivered in partnership with Somedays and designed to help organisations build empathetic workplace cultures around menstrual health. Available as a workplace-bookable service.
- Period Dignity Programme B2B workplace programme providing freely accessible organic period products for organisations. Includes products, display units, educational resources, and training for employees. Supports businesses, educational institutions, and public sector organisations.
- Bulk Period Products for Business Bulk boxes of organic period products for workplaces including Bamboo Period Pads (200/box), Applicator Tampons (200/box), Non-applicator Tampons (400/box), and Bamboo Liners (300/box). Designed for vending machines and office restocking. Minimum B2B online order of £50 with corporate discounts available.
- Subscribe & Save Subscription Service Recurring-delivery subscription service covering period care, bladder care, Wild Nutrition supplements and YOKU self-care products. Available with monthly (5% discount), bimonthly (7.5% discount) or quarterly (10% discount) delivery cadences.
Quantifiable outcome
- Over 800 organisations now provide period products through the Period Dignity scheme
- +6 more outcomes
Companies that use Grace & Green
Customer profileNamed customers7 records
Segments6 records
Ideal customer profiles4 records
Grace & Green technology and API
TechnologyTechnology focussed No
API detail
- Has API
- No
- API docs
- API detail
Core technology
AI maturity
App detail
Feature4 records
Grace & Green partnerships and signals
Strategic signalPartnerships
16 partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.
- Women's AidcoreIn 2025, Grace & Green donated over 100,000 sustainable menstrual products to Women's Aid to support women in refuges and safe houses across England. These donations are part of an ongoing partnership ensuring survivors have access to essential products when they need them most.
- SomedayscoreGrace & Green partners with Somedays to deliver the Period Pain Simulator Workshop, using TENS (Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation) technology to help organisations create empathetic workplace cultures. The workshop combines menstrual health education with first-hand period pain experience.
- Lloyds Banking GroupcoreLloyds Banking Group participates in the Period Dignity scheme, stocking Grace & Green period products for employees as part of their workplace wellbeing and inclusion programme.
- NHS WalescoreNHS Wales sources sustainable period products from Grace & Green for staff and facilities, providing organic, biodegradable period care options across Welsh NHS sites.
- WeWorkminorWeWork participates in the Period Dignity scheme, providing Grace & Green period products in their UK co-working spaces as part of their commitment to inclusive workplace environments.
- University of OxfordcoreUniversity of Oxford sources Grace & Green period products across its campuses, providing free or subsidised menstrual products to students and staff as part of its period dignity programme.
- University of YorkcoreUniversity of York partnered with Grace & Green for their period product scheme and menstrual health literacy education, which became one of the most accessed cost of living initiatives on campus.
- Bridgend County Borough CouncilcoreBridgend County Borough Council partnered with Grace & Green on the award-winning home delivery initiative, delivering organic biodegradable period products directly to residents' homes to address period poverty in the community.
- Pembrokeshire County CouncilcorePembrokeshire County Council partnered with Grace & Green on the award-winning home delivery initiative, delivering organic biodegradable period products directly to residents' homes.
- BootsminorBoots is a retail stockist of Grace & Green products, making organic period care available through the pharmacy and health and beauty retailer's UK stores and online platform.
- OcadominorOcado stocks Grace & Green products for home delivery alongside groceries, expanding access to sustainable period care for online shoppers.
- AmazonminorAmazon is a third-party marketplace retailer of Grace & Green products, providing wide online reach and accessibility for individual consumers.
- EcologiminorGrace & Green uses Ecologi for tree planting and carbon offset projects, having planted over 25,000 trees and saved 160 tonnes of CO2e through the platform.
- ClimatePartnercoreClimatePartner supports Grace & Green in calculating, reducing, and offsetting carbon emissions across the product lifecycle, providing verifiable carbon neutral certification (tracking ID: 15766-2106-1001).
- Scotland ExcelcoreGrace & Green is an approved supplier on the Scotland Excel procurement framework, enabling Scottish councils and public sector organisations to source Grace & Green period products through standardised government contracts.
- NHS Wales FrameworkcoreGrace & Green is an approved supplier on the NHS Wales procurement framework, enabling Welsh NHS trusts to source Grace & Green period products through standardised government contracts.
Scale indicators9 records
Recent moves6 records
Expansion highlights7 records
Grace & Green competitors and assessment
Company assessmentDirect peers
- Saalt: Reusable menstrual cup and period underwear brand with subscription offering — overlapping on reusable period care positioning and direct-to-consumer model.
- Modibodi: Reusable period and bladder-leak underwear brand with a dedicated bladder care line — overlapping with Grace & Green's period pants and new Bladder Care range on product and category.
- Thinx: Period underwear brand pioneering reusable absorbent underwear — comparable to Grace & Green's Period Pants range on reusables product format and category.
- Callaly: UK D2C subscription-based organic feminine hygiene brand selling tampons, liners, and pads — directly comparable to Grace & Green on UK market, organic positioning, and subscription model.
- Natracare: UK-headquartered pioneer of organic cotton and plastic-free feminine hygiene (pads, tampons, liners) sold through health-food and mainstream retail — directly comparable on materials, sustainability positioning, and product category to Grace & Green.
- Mooncup: UK-founded silicone menstrual cup brand offering a reusable alternative to disposable period products — comparable on reusables category, sustainability positioning, and UK e-commerce focus.
- TOTM (The Organic Tampon Company): UK direct-to-consumer organic tampon and period-care brand with subscriptions and retail distribution — comparable to Grace & Green on organic positioning, DTC e-commerce, and subscription GTM.
Broad incumbents
- Procter & Gamble (Always / Tampax): Global CPG leader owning Tampax tampons and Always pads — broad incumbent with deep retail and B2B distribution competing for the same institutional period-product procurement dollars.
- Essity (Libra / Bodyform / Libresse): Global hygiene major with leading UK feminine care brands (Bodyform, Libra) and growing sustainable lines — comparable broad product portfolio including pads, liners, tampons with B2B institutional reach.
- Kimberly-Clark (U by Kotex / Andrex): Global personal-care major with feminine hygiene lines (Kotex) and significant workplace/washroom channel presence in the UK — overlapping broad-incumbent category with institutional contract capability.
Market position
Strengths5 records
Weaknesses4 records
Competitive moat4 records
Key risks5 records
Key highlights7 records
Customer concentration
Grace & Green social profiles
Digital presenceGrace & Green compliance and trust
Trust signalCompliance12 records
Grace & Green financial estimates
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Grace & Green leadership team
Management profileNumber of profiles
Profiles1 record
Grace & Green funding detail
Funding detailFunding overview
Funding rounds2 records
Investors5 records
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Grace & Green M&A and investment
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Investments
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Frequently asked questions about Grace & Green
What does Grace & Green do?
Grace & Green manufactures and sells sustainable period and bladder care products made from certified organic cotton and organic bamboo, including pads, tampons, liners, reusable period pants, menstrual cups, breast pads, biodegradable wipes, and a bladder care range (liners, pads, shields for women and men). Products are sold via a UK direct-to-consumer e-commerce store with subscription, through third-party retailers such as Boots, Ocado and Amazon, and through a B2B Period Dignity programme serving workplaces, educational institutions and public sector organisations.
Is Grace & Green a public or private company?
Grace & Green is a private company. It is classified as founder individual operated bootstrapped and is currently operating.
When was Grace & Green founded?
Grace & Green was founded in 2017. It employs 1 to 10 people.
Where is Grace & Green based?
Grace & Green is headquartered in Bristol, United Kingdom, in the Europe region.
How does Grace & Green make money?
Four revenue lines are on record. Direct-to-Consumer E-commerce is the primary driver. The others are B2B Workplace Sales (Period Dignity Scheme), wholesale / Retail Distribution and public Sector Tenders and Frameworks.
Who are Grace & Green's main competitors?
Direct peers on record are Saalt, Modibodi, Thinx, Callaly, Natracare, Mooncup and TOTM (The Organic Tampon Company). Broad incumbents are Procter & Gamble (Always / Tampax), Essity (Libra / Bodyform / Libresse) and Kimberly-Clark (U by Kotex / Andrex).
Does Grace & Green have an API?
No public API is recorded for Grace & Green.
What industry is Grace & Green in?
Grace & Green's product category is Sustainable Menstrual and Bladder Care Products. Its primary akta.pro industry code is CRADALAG, Feminine Hygiene Products (Pads, Tampons, Liners), with a secondary code of IMAMAGAD, Feminine Hygiene Products (Sanitary Pads, Liners). Its NAICS code is 322291 and its SIC code is 2844.