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Pants to Poverty is the evolution of the Make Poverty History whiteband. The pants represent a viable ethical alternative underwear. FairTrade and Sweatshop free and £1 profits from the sale of these pants is reinvested into campaigning for Trade Justice.
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Shipping Weight: 500g
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Pants to Poverty started out as the young people’s group from "Make Poverty History" in 2005. Motivated by the fact that poverty really is pants, they set about creating...
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Jo asked this question on 2nd Feb 2008
Q: what are they made from, where, and where is the raw material sourced?
A: They are made from organic cotton. All of the cotton in Pants to Poverty is provided by Agrocel Pure and Fair Cotton Growers’ Association. An organisation literally nurturing the roots of the industry, they co-ordinate organic and fairtrade certified fibre cultivation with a group of cotton farmers from the Mandvi area of Kutch, Gujarat in Western India. Due to salinity of the soil, cotton is one of the only cash crops that farmers can grow here, yet for years they were unable to get a stable price for their crops keeping them trapped in the prison of poverty. Now though, with Fairtrade cotton their futures are safe!
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Holly asked this question on 10th Apr 2008
Q: Are they 100% cotton?
A: With the exception of the elastic waistband, the pants are 100% cotton. Hope this helps.
