Pants to Poverty
Organic fairtrade underwear. Work closely with farmers and factories to ensure high ethical standards.
Tank top grey
Soft and extra luxurious fairtrade & organic fabric - 95% organic cotton, 5% lycra. This vest will feel like a constant cuddle, safe in the knowledge that you are part of a sustainable solution for the farmers and factories we work with in India!
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Mens-classic white
Soft and luxurious - 95% Fairtrade & organic cotton, 5% elastane. Classic trunks packaged in a recycled card booklet. Not only do they look great, they make you part of a sustainable solution for the farmers and factories we work with in India!
Women's Fly Front
Soft and luxurious - 95% Fairtrade & organic cotton, 5% elastane. Everyday luxury's never been so good! Packaged in a recycled cotton booklet (made from the fabric off cuts on the factory floor).
Indigo stripe tank top
Soft and extra luxurious fairtrade & organic fabric - 95% organic cotton, 5% lycra. This vest will feel like a constant cuddle, safe in the knowledge that you are part of a sustainable solution for the farmers and factories we work with in India!
M25 Trunks Magenta Front
Soft and luxurious - 95% Fairtrade & organic cotton, 5% elastane. Classic trunks packaged in a recycled card booklet. Not only do they look great, they make you part of a sustainable solution for the farmers and factories we work with in India!
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They are implementing a new machine that reduces water consumption from 100 litres per kilo of fabric to half a pint! Wow!
They make some cool and comfortable underwear!
Their products are made at the Pratibha Syntex factory in India who pays a fair wage and provide free medical care, nutrition, and housing to workers. It has also set up two schools and a technical college and supports another 90 schools and several old age homes and orphanages in the area. In other words, they are quite different from the ordinary sweatshop where most of the world's clothes are made!