MUMBAI: This Women’s Day, Frido is challenging the traditional notion of comfort with its bold campaign, ‘Her Terms and Comfort’. Designed to encourage women to prioritise themselves unapologetically, the campaign highlights the right to live without compromise, both at home and in public spaces.
Frido’s exclusive comfort edition packaging for the occasion has turned into a platform for self-expression. Each package features a dedicated space where women can write what freedom means to them, with a pen included to bring their thoughts to life. Women from all walks of life, including students, professionals, and senior citizens, shared their reflections in a variety of languages including Hindi, Marathi, and English.
For many, freedom was embodied in diverse ways—from running and feeling the wind on their face, to dancing without inhibition, reading in peace, or enjoying the solitude of solo travel. The messages spoke to a deeper truth: comfort is not just physical, but about living unapologetically and on one’s own terms.
The campaign extends beyond product packaging, with on-ground activations in Pune, Mumbai, and Delhi. Interactive boards in libraries, cafes, and hostels allowed women to share their thoughts in everyday spaces. The conversation continues online through the hashtag Hertermsandcomfort, where women including influencers, entrepreneurs, and changemakers share their personal stories and views on what freedom and comfort mean to them.
Frido co-founder & CEO Ganesh Sonawane stated, “Women lead with strength and resilience in all areas of life. Her Terms and Comfort is about celebrating their right to choose comfort for themselves. It’s not a luxury; it’s a necessity.”
Co-founder & COO Arif Khan stated, “At Frido, we design products that ease everyday movement. But true comfort goes beyond physical relief it’s about choice, confidence, and the freedom to live without compromise. This Women’s Day, we’re not just offering products; we’re sparking a conversation that we hope inspires lasting change.”
Frido’s campaign is more than just a product promotion it’s a statement. It reminds women that comfort is a right, not a privilege, and encourages them to live and express themselves freely, without compromise.