Harvest 2010

by | Oct 14, 2010 | Cotton of the Carolinas

It’s that time again!  Cotton-pickin’ season is right around the corner, which means we’re inviting all our friends out to our Harvest 2010 tour!  Join us in New London, NC to celebrate Ronnie Burleson, our own Cotton of the Carolinas farmer. ...
More Local than Local

More Local than Local

by | Jun 28, 2010 | Cotton of the Carolinas, News, Our Community

We’ve had several conversations with potential customers lately who prefer to do business with the screenprinter in their town because that printer is local. While we’re all about local business, the problem is that the vast majority of local printers just perform the...
Cotton of the Carolinas at BALLE

Cotton of the Carolinas at BALLE

by | Jun 21, 2010 | Cotton of the Carolinas

In May, Eric Henry, along with t-shirt maker Brian Morrell and cotton farmer Ronnie Burleson, gave a presentation on Cotton of the Carolinas. The presentation was held at the BALLE Conference (Business Alliance for Local Living Economies) in Charleston, SC to an...

A note from our President, Eric Henry

by | Feb 8, 2010 | Cotton of the Carolinas

Good morning, I am Eric Henry, President of TS Designs based in Burlington, NC. Since NAFTA we have lost over 100,000 textile and apparel jobs in North Carolina. At TS Designs we want to be a different company, a company based on a triple bottom line of People, Planet...

TSD Carolinas Marketing Material

by | Jan 15, 2010 | Cotton of the Carolinas

In an effort to help our customers differentiate Cotton of the Carolinas products from conventional shirts, we have created marketing materials for retailers selling CotC shirts.  If you sell or distribute Cotton of the Carolinas shirts, please click on the links to...

Harvest ’09 Tour

by | Nov 9, 2009 | Cotton of the Carolinas

The Harvest ’09 Tour was a great success!  Thanks to everyone who came out to see Ronnie’s farm and hear about our plan to bring consumers back to the farmer of their clothing and everyone in-between. Check out this video by the NC farm bureau to see a bit...