Going green with eco-friendly Bamboo Underwear

Bamboo underwear! The new name in underwear fashion.

A London designer has just launched the latest Eco-friendly underwear made from Bamboo. But how green is green underwear?
Joanna Ketter, who runs London-based fashion firm Luva Huva is launching the bamboo creation which is pulped and then spun into fibres to be woven and dyed.

How green is your underwear?

Bamboo is sadi to bo eco-friendly than cotton because it is quick to grow. and it does not need pesticides and is also bio-degradable.

The underwear range is soft and strong and costs from around £30.

"People often have the perception that environmentally-sound clothing lacks style and comnfort. With this new range I have tried to show they can have both," Joana is quoted as saying in the Sun.

New Barack Obama Underwear for man

Trendy underwear designer, Andrew Christian started selling new tight-fitting Barack Obama boxer-briefs. The slim fit undies have the face of senator Obama on the front and the numbers 08 printed on the back.

He has pledged to donate $1 to the Barack Obama campaign for every $29 boxer short he sells.

The new underwear is available in navy blue, royal blue and red.

Andrew Christian says he would have released a Hilary Clinton bra had Mr Obama chosen her as his mate.

As a Democrat, he has no plans for any John McCain shorts and he guessed they wouldn't be a hot seller, anyway.

"It probably wouldn't be as hip and as cool as the Obama underwear," Christian said.

Janet Jackson to launch her own "Pleasure Principle" Aussie underwear range

Pop Star Janet Jackson is releasing her own range of underwear. The underwear line is designed by the singer in collaboration with Australian Designer Bruno Schiavi, the line is named after Janet's hit 'Pleasure Principle'.

Janet said: "People have come to me with other ideas, but lingerie is a passion for me. Just like music and acting, I can't do it unless I put 100 per cent into it. I have always hated it when lingerie is uncomfortable".

The underwear will hit the shops in the US in November before it's sold around the world and will feature bras and pants. All items will be priced under £20 (AU $43)