Sustainable Underwear Brand Native Undies Announces Exciting Crowdfunding Campaign on Kickstarter

Many people believe that everyday behaviors done in a Green way can ultimately help make a real, positive change on the planet. Emerging sustainable underwear brand Native Undies certainly agrees. In exciting news, Native Undies recently announced a January 31st launch date for its pre-sale campaign on Kickstarter, offering its new line of men’s undies made with a complete focus on sustainability, comfort, and style. The mission: is to help reverse the destruction of our environment and save wildlife by 2050. Its line is designed and manufactured in the United States, paying fair wages and keeping jobs in the U.S.  The excitement surrounding the new brand is high and rising.

“Doing good feels good right down to your underwear,” commented founder Steven Visic. “We believe you can wear mindfully and ethically without compromising comfort or style. We can’t wait to see the response to Native Undies. We are pouring our hearts and souls into the brand!”

According to the brand, both premium quality briefs and trunks will be available at launch. Both are made in a fully sustainable way. Native Undies intends to fight climate change, global warming and curb the excesses of the fashion industry regarding waste through up-cycling systems both personally and through collaboration with like-minded retail partners and suppliers. The hope is to leave behind a vibrant world with mountains, forests, and oceans that can still be loved and enjoyed by the coming generations. All while making some of the coolest underwear on the market today,

To support the Native Undies Kickstarter campaign, visit https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/nativeundies/native-undies-sustainable-underwear-brand.

Learn more about the brand at https://nativeundies.com/pages/what-makes-native-undies-better.

About Native Undies

Native Undies is a fully sustainable men’s apparel brand. Our vision was sparked from a true passion to see the world we leave future generations be pollution, plastic and waste-free.