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Tackle Undies Sustainability Actions

Uses bamboo viscose fabric

Tackle Undies says its boxer briefs are made from bamboo viscose, a fabric made from bamboo. The brand describes bamboo as a fast-growing plant that needs less water than cotton, so it presents the material as a lower-impact choice. It also says the fabric is soft, breathable, and moisture-wicking, which means it helps move sweat away from the skin. These claims are about the material choice, not a full life-cycle assessment, so they do not prove the product is low impact on their own.

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Uses compostable packaging

The brand says its packaging is 100% compostable, meaning it is meant to break down in a composting system instead of staying as plastic waste. It presents this as a way to reduce packaging waste around its underwear. The source does not show any third-party certification for the packaging claim, so the statement should be read as the brand’s own description rather than an independently verified result.

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Uses a BSCI factory

Tackle Undies says its products are made in a BSCI-accredited factory. BSCI stands for Business Social Compliance Initiative, a system used to check working conditions in supply chains. The brand says this means fair pay, safe working conditions, and no forced or child labour. This is a labour and supply-chain action, but the material does not show the factory audit report itself, so the claim is not independently detailed in the content provided.

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Offers a first-pair guarantee

The company offers a first-pair guarantee in Australia and a 30-day return option for unopened pairs. This can reduce waste from buying the wrong size, because customers can test one pair before opening the rest. The policy is mainly a customer service step, but it can also help avoid unnecessary returns and discarded products. The source does not say whether returned items are resold, recycled, or otherwise handled in a circular way.

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