Woman finds dirty panties in brand new jeans she bought online

The shocked customer complained about the discovery in the jeans' pocket on Twitter. Photo / Twitter

A New York woman purchased a pair of brand new jeans online and was disgusted to find a worn G-string in one of the pockets.

Christine Evans said she purchased a pair of "Not Your Daughters Jeans" from online store Nordstrom and made the shocking discovery when her parcel arrived at her home.

@Nordstrom After, many years of loyalty to your company, I was appalled at the lack of customer service you gave me when i (continued..) pic.twitter.com/Z7qJar6h5c

— Christine Evans (@camnyc1) January 10, 2018

"After, many years of loyalty to your company, I was appalled at the lack of customer service you gave me when I received a pair of Not Your Daughters Jeans with a DIRTY and WORN women's THONG in the front pocket," Evans tweeted to the company on Tuesday.

The company reportedly offered Evans a replacement pair of jeans but she says that is not enough.

@Nordstrom After, many years of loyalty to your company, I was appalled at the lack of customer service you gave me when i (continued..) pic.twitter.com/Z7qJar6h5c

— Christine Evans (@camnyc1) January 10, 2018

received a pair of Not Your Daughters Jeans with a DIRTY and WORN womens THONG in the front pocket. I called customer service... pic.twitter.com/XOebOa6MAK

— Christine Evans (@camnyc1) January 10, 2018

the response was not adequate with company standards and the customer service you pride yourself on. I was offered...

— Christine Evans (@camnyc1) January 10, 2018

a replacement pair and was told nothing else can be done. I would imagine that a company such as this one could do more for..

— Christine Evans (@camnyc1) January 10, 2018

a loyal, card-holding customer. As a nurse, the numerous amount of health hazards this issue presents is astounding. Yet all..

— Christine Evans (@camnyc1) January 10, 2018

responses from customer service employees did not reflect the severity of situation.

— Christine Evans (@camnyc1) January 10, 2018

"I would imagine that a company such as this one could do more for a loyal, card-holding customer. As a nurse, the numerous amount of health hazards this issue presents is astounding," she told the NY Post.

Nordstrom is investigating how the G-string ended up in the pocket of the jeans.