Good Giveaway: Thunderpants

Peppermint Thunderpants

We’re going bananas over the latest initiative from organic Kiwi underwear label Thunderpants! They’ve teamed up with fairtrade food company All Good as part of their latest ‘Philanthropants’ drive to help raise awareness of food poverty in New Zealand. For each bright and beautiful banana-print item purchased in June and July, Thunderpants will donate $2 and All Good will donate fairtrade bananas to local food rescue organisation Kaibosh – helping to redistribute quality food throughout the Wellington region so it can go to those in need, rather than going to waste. Take your pick from undies, camis and crop tops, all made from Thunderpants’ super comfy organic cotton/spandex blend that you’ll never want to peel off. We have four sets of tops and undies worth up to $96 to give away (choose from a cami or crop top and hipster or original undies) – simply leave a comment on our Facebook or Instagram, telling us why you’d love your very own set. Thanks a bunch, Thunderpants!

{Competition closes Tues 19 July 2016 at 4pm AEST. Australian and New Zealand postal addresses only.}

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