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Undies - Dot Dot Dot

Undies - Dot Dot Dot

$20.00
$20.00
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Meet your new favorite pair of undies, now with approximately 110% more Dot. These comfy undies feature an allover print of our beloved Good Store mascot, bringing a little extra personality to your everyday essentials.

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100% of profits go to charity

Undies - Dot Dot Dot

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  • Boxers and hipsters featuring Good Store's mascot, Dot
  • Made with super-soft modal fabric
  • 100% of profit goes directly to maternal healthcare
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Why This Product

Awesome Undies, One Very Happy Drawer

Why stop at fun socks when your underwear drawer could use a little personality, too? These comfy undies feature our multi-colorful mascot, Dot, bringing a little extra fun to an everyday essential. Made from an ultra-soft, breathable fabric derived from beechwood trees, they're cozy enough for all-day wear and playful enough to become a fast favorite. Want to complete the look? Grab a pair of Awesome Dot Crew Socks to match!

Where it Comes From

A Collab with MeUndies

The Awesome Undies Club comes from two places. First, the minds of the amazing independent artists we partner with each month: each one turning a fresh pair of undies into a wearable work of art. Then, we team up with the experts at MeUndies, known for their softer-than-soft UltraModal™ fabric and commitment to sustainable, high-quality underwear. Together, we make sure every pair looks great, feels even better, and lasts wear after wear.

Where the Money is Going

Awesome Undies For a Great Cause

The founding goal of the Good Store is to make amazing products that donate to a good cause. One hundred percent of the profits from The Awesome Undies Club go towards building the Maternal Center of Excellence in Sierra Leone. We are committed to raising money not only for the construction of the hospital, but also to fund comprehensive training and staffing to tackle medical injustice at its root.