Hi everyone! Thank you for being here and taking the time to read my story. It really means a lot.
Coochie Berry started in a pretty unexpected way. I was cleaning houses one day, listening to a podcast about a company that makes affordable products for men. It made me stop and think… why are period products still so expensive? And how many people are out there struggling to afford something we literally need?
That thought stuck with me, because I get it. I’ve always had a hard time with my periods. Bad cramps, heavy flow, and all the other not-so-fun symptoms that come with it. It can feel exhausting, uncomfortable, and honestly just unfair sometimes. But one thing I’ve always been is open about it. I talk about it, I don’t hide it, and I’ve seen how powerful that can be.
There’s this quiet kind of connection between women, like when you tell someone you have cramps and they instantly understand. No explanation needed. That kind of empathy, even from someone you barely know, is really special to me. It reminds me that we’re not alone in this.
That’s a big part of why I created Coochie Berry. I wanted to make something that feels a little different. Something that makes you feel good, even during a time that usually doesn’t. I want you to actually enjoy shopping for yourself, instead of it feeling like a chore or something clinical and dull.
The name Coochie Berry is something I love because of how empowering it feels. It’s a word that hasn’t always been used in the best way, but there’s something powerful about taking something that once had a negative tone and turning it into something confident, bold, and ours. What started as a fun name has grown to hold a lot of meaning for me.
Giving back is something I care deeply about too. We donate 10% of every period underwear sale to period care initiatives. The organizations we support will change over time, because I want to keep learning, growing, and supporting different communities that need it.
I truly hope you find something here that makes you feel seen, supported, and maybe even a little excited.