This week's You ask, they answer guest has an unusual mission: it promises to "rid the world of bad pants" by selling Fairtrade and organic underwear that's "truly ethical from grain to groin."
Pants to Poverty says that it helps Indian farmers enjoy a fair wage and safe working environment denied to other cotton farmers who are exposed to pesticides.
To tell you more about its work, from Monday to Friday this week, the company will be online answering your questions in the comments below.
Got a question about its "pants amnesty" earlier this summer and its campaign to make Bayer Group drop insecticides containing the chemical endosulfan? Want to know how its supply chain is more ethical than the average underwear firm? Wondering whether buying organic and Fairtrade pants really makes a difference?
Here's your chance to ask - just post your question below to get the debate started.
