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We are playing our role in the revolution of ethical manufacturing because we want our underwear to help the whole. damn. world. Because for us, ethical is non-negotiable and sustainability is mandatory. That’s why the best parts about our underwear are the things you can’t see. Each pair of Clubhouse Vivaldi underwear tells the story of the women and men who work behind the scenes to make you the comfiest undies you’ll ever wear. Fast food is bad for you, so, how is fast fashion any better? That means, we aren’t in this business to make fast fashion. We aren’t here to make cheap, bad for you and the environment underwear. No. We are here to make underwear with all the feel-good vibes you can get.
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2285 McLaughlin Avenue, 95122, San Jose, CA, United States
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