Cupid’s Favorite Eco-Licious Lingerie: PACT
Wouldn’t you hug your man if you were standing on the pier in your underwear? Photos: WearPact.com.
Baby, it’s cold outside. Heat things up without burning a single ounce of fossil fuel, with our hot, hip, sexily sustainable eco-lingerie favorites. We’re talking bamboo, hemp, organic cotton and va-va-voom vintage fabrics, in everyday and date-night styles, just in time for Cupid, cold nights and canoodling. Plus, we’ve got $450 in sustainable lingerie to give away and ladies, this swag is drop-dead gorgeous!
“Change starts with your underwear.” That’s the motto and the movement behind PACT, which makes some of the cutest, comfiest panties and, um…manties, we’ve ever seen. PACT takes sustainability seriously, starting with fair-price organic cotton and low-impact dyes that are free of cancer-causing heavy metals. The company then fairly pays craftspeople to transform the material into perfect-fit underwear at the company’s GOTS-, USDA-, FLA-certified organic garment factory in Turkey. As for the wee bit of Elastane that the company adds to its undies, the synthetic fiber gives PACT skivvies just the right amount of stretch to sustain their shape through countless spin cycles—keeping them in your unmentionables drawer and out of the landfill.
We’re all aglow for PACT’s limited edition Winter Lights collection, as a part of proceeds benefit EarthSpark International, which works to eradicate energy poverty and distributes solar-powered lamps to earthquake survivors in Haiti. But we’d be equally happy slipping into a polka-dot or zig-zag-plaid Classics bikini, knowing that 10% of the proceeds from our super-comfy knickers will help fund one of PACT’s numerous environmental causes.
Pact City Lights Bikini ($22)
WEEK OF 5.9.11 TWO ECOSTILETTO SUBSCRIBERS WILL EACH WIN A $50 SHOPPING SPREE AT WEARPACT.COM!
Want more? We found the best eco-lingerie Cupid has to offer, and scored eco-swag from PACT, Enamore, Clare Bare and Jonano. Check back here next week!
Natasha Garber is a contributor to numerous lifestyle publications, where she covers green events and event planning, sustainable catering and cuisine, and fashion and design trends. A passionate proponent of eco-conscious living, Natasha lives, writes, plays and parents in Los Angeles.
