WHAT TO DO WITH YOUR COTTON BAG

We’re excited to introduce our new cotton packaging, designed to be reusable over and over again. Made of 100 percent cotton, the bags our underwear come in are completely unbranded so you can put them to good use in so many ways. Please note they will shrink by about 10 percent when washed, so factor that in when dreaming up ways to use them.

Here are just a few ideas...

TAKE CARE OF YOUR CONFITEX

Most obviously, you can use our handy cotton bags for:

- Carrying a spare pair of our absorbent undies in your gym bag, shopper or backpack (our leakproof wetbag is ideal for bringing the dirty pair home again)
- Storing your underwear in your drawer between uses
- Keeping them tidy in your suitcase when travelling.

GET OTHER GEAR SORTED

Our cotton bags are an ideal size for storing all kinds of household items. Use them for:

- Packing socks, belts and other accessories when travelling
- Packing a spare set of clothes in your preschooler’s daycare bag
- Keeping lunch or picnic items together in place of a lunchbox
- Storing computer cords, rechargers and other tech gear
- Storing make-up and hair accessories
- Organising art and craft supplies
- Sorting children's toys, such as Lego, and doll's clothes
- Organising laundry items, such as shoe polish, sponges and brushes
- Storing pet gear, such as dog leads and brushes
- Making a little reusables pack of fork, knife, straw etc to keep in your car.

UPCYCLE IDEAS

Our cotton bags are also a great starting point for creative and practical projects. Here’s a little inspiration:

- Use for wrapping gifts instead of single-use paper wrap
- Make an Easter bunny pouch, sock puppet or other toy for younger kids
- Upcycle as reusable food wrap using the beeswax technique
- Stitch on a rope or ribbon loop or clip on a coat hanger, then use as a peg bag on your washing line
- Sew three or more bags together and attach a rope or ribbon loop or a small coat hanger at the top to make a wall-hung storage pouch
- Pin a few to a pinboard in a kids' room, pantry, office or shed and use them to store toys, utensils, stationery and tools
- Nail a few to a fence outside, fill with potting mix and start a vertical herb garden
- Drench with water and wrap around the stems of freshly cut flowers to keep them moist during transportation
- Pop your hand inside the bag and use it to clean mirrors and windows or polish wooden furniture or leather items.