By A Mystery Man Writer
Would you compost your old underwear rather than see it go to landfill? Some companies are making 100 per cent pima cotton underwear that can be turned into soil for growing food.
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As apparel brands face pressure to curb fashion’s enormous waste problem, many are turning to resale programmes that let consumers cash in on used clothes. But companies that make intimates do not typically have that option.
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Your used underwear can now be recycled to grow food and help save the planet – how compostable intimate wear eliminates waste
Your used underwear can now be recycled to grow food and help save the planet – how compostable intimate wear eliminates waste
Your used underwear can now be recycled to grow food and help save the planet – how compostable intimate wear eliminates waste
Your used underwear can now be recycled to grow food and help save the planet – how compostable intimate wear eliminates waste