Knickey makes the comfiest cotton underwear that’s good for you — and the planet
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Every(body) needs underwear! And Knickey makes organic cotton underwear for every body shape and size.
On this episode of In The Know: Sustainability Week, host Crystal dives into what makes Knickey great, including its dedication to putting the planet first. The brand invests in a completely sustainable, carbon-neutral supply chain, from the cotton seed used to make the undies to the packaging left on your doorstep.
The below 3D model shows how many tons of textiles are thrown out each year globally, when, in a better world, they should be repurposed or recycled.
“We make organic cotton undies for every day and every body,” co-founder Cayla O’Connell Davis told In The Know. “And the mission that drives us is really sustainability from the start. Making sure that the products that we’re producing are better for the people who make them, better for the earth and then better for you, the wearer.”
Knickey Starter Set In Butterscotch, Pack Of 5, $60
Check it out on this episode of In The Know: Sustainability Week above!
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