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Pants to Poverty - Black (Women's) Reviews

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lovely soft cotton

Rated 3 out of 5
Submitted by squirrel on 28th Aug 2010
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great idea and made from lovely cotton. sizes come up small though - i'm a 10/12 normally, so thought the medium size would fit me, but no the elastic is unforgiving and it doesn't flatter my curves. so buy these, yes, but buy big!
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Fashion statement

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Submitted by Dirtmother on 4th Feb 2011
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I found these more of a statement than a really good knicker. I think the design is hard to wear for most body shapes and I'd agree these come up small. I particularly dislike the central seam, and prefer the People tree bikini or the newer Pants to Poverty styles.
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what a great idea!

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Submitted by Salx on 2nd May 2010
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I love these pants! I bought the 'make poverty history' band so when I saw these they were a must have. They are really comfy and look great on. Not the cheapest pants in the world but definately worth the money!
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Great pants!

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Submitted by JillE on 24th Aug 2011
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Lovely soft cotton. I like the elasticasted band with wording on. Unlike the other reviews, I think the sizing is correct. A medium is a size 10-12.
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Comfy & Soft

Rated 4 out of 5
Submitted by EcoThene on 20th Oct 2011
I bought a couple of pairs of these a while back, and have worn them loads. Although they are quite expensive, I think they wash and wear well, and are well made. I find them a nice fit, and very soft.Mine show little signs of wear, but when they do I will be buying some more.
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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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Louise asked this question on 17th Mar 2008

Q: If these underpants are suppose to be 'fair trade', why are they £8? (if you exclude the £1 which is donated to the pants to poverty cause). who is trading fairly here? We all know £8 is worth a lot in places like India.

A: You can find all of the information relating to the Pants to Poverty project on their website: http://pantstopoverty.org/. Hope this helps. Thomas

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