Studio 91 designs Pants to Poverty packaging

Thu, 12 Nov 2009 | By Angus Montgomery

Studio 91 has designed packaging made from recycled Fairtrade cotton for ethical underwear group Pants to Poverty. Pants to Poverty started as part of the Make Poverty History campaign in 2005, and sells Fairtrade organic underwear. The company sells its pants through independent shops and online retailers to 22 countries, and works with more than 4500 farmers in India. Studio 91 started working with the company in June 2008 on graphics projects, following a ...

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