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TORONTO STAR The founder of a compostable underwear brand on gifting sustainably GO TO ARTICLE Here’s what Kent’s Stacy Anderson is buying her loved ones Stacy Anderson is the founder of Kent, a line of sustainably made underwear that’s designed to be completely compostable (that’s right, you can actually “plant”...
TEENVOGUE Kent is landfill free, anti-bacterial, and hypo-allergenic. GO TO ARTICLE There is no greater feeling than sliding your booty into a pair of fresh new underwear. And there is no greater disappointment than splurging on a good set of underwear only to be met with pilling after a mere...
BLOOMBERG 16 Ideas for Greener Living Do your 2023 goals for the new year include lowering your carbon footprint? Here are easy and more challenging tips for an environmentally friendly lifestyle. GO TO ARTICLE Deciding that you want to reduce your carbon footprint is the easy part. Figuring out how...
GREENMATTERS The World’s First Compostable Clothing Brand Just Landed a Deal on Shark Tank GO TO ARTICLE The compostable underwear brand, KENT, recently scored a major deal on Shark Tank during the live season 14 premiere. KENT is a sustainable clothing company that focuses on using organic, vegan, and compostable materials to make briefs, tees,...
WASTE 360 World's First Compostable Clothing Brand KENT Lands Deal on Live Season Premiere of Shark Tank GO TO ARTICLE KENT is the world's first verified compostable clothing brand. On Friday, September 23rd, the brand pitched their product on Shark Tank and received a deal. KENT, the world's first verified...
KATIE COURIC Need a Dose of Motivation? 5 Katie’s Shop Founders Share What Inspired Them to Start a Business "the most natural briefs on earth: 100 percent organic, plant-based, and plastic-free undies that are actually compostable at the end of their lives" GO TO THE ARTICLE Entrepreneurs, they’re just like...
FINANCIAL TIMES "Underwear you can chuck in the composter" GO TO THE ARTICLE What if, instead of clogging landfills at home or being shipped off to pollute a distant shore, discarded clothing could return to the earth without harming it? That’s a question Stacy Anderson, founder of underwear label Kent,...
