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TS Designs | A Strong Community is Important

by Jen Busfield | Jul 17, 2013 | Our Community, Transparency

At TS Designs, we have a strong sense of community. We believe in fostering strong relationships with each other, our customers and our community members. It’s an important part of who we are and how we do business. It plays hand-in-hand with our upfront honesty...

“Dirt to Shirt” – T-shirt Design Contest

by Jen Busfield | Jul 1, 2013 | Cotton of the Carolinas, News, Our Community, Transparency

TS Designs supports a unique line of t-shirts called “Cotton of the Carolinas.” If you haven’t heard about it, it’s definitely worth investigating! Instead of relying on imported cotton to make t-shirts, all the cotton is grown in the...

Cotton of the Carolinas | From the Farm to the Consumer

by Jen Busfield | Jun 10, 2013 | Cotton of the Carolinas, Sustainability, Transparency

Transparency is a big topic of conversation in the apparel industry these days. With the recent loss of lives in Bangladesh and the harsh truth about poor working conditions and low wages, consumers are considering the real cost of cheap apparel. They’re...

May Open House at TS Designs

by Jen Busfield | May 9, 2013 | Events, Our Community, Transparency

Every month, TS Designs hosts an Open House. It’s one of the ways we backup our claim of being a transparent business. We open our doors and say, “Yes! Come in! Spend the afternoon with us and see what’s behind the scenes!” Our next Open House is scheduled for Friday,...

TS Designs in the Huffington Post

by Jen Busfield | May 8, 2013 | News, Sustainability, Transparency

It’s pretty exciting. Getting an email from the President of the company that he recently did an interview with The Huffington Post. The publication has an impressive reach to the online community – and the more people who hear about how TS Designs is...

TS Designs Energy Audit

by Eric Michel | Mar 17, 2011 | Energy, Transparency

Last Fall, TSD was fortunate enough to take part in Alamance Community College’s energy audit intern program. An intern, Stewart Pendergraph, was assigned to help us improve our energy consumption. His first project: assessing exactly how much energy we use,...

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