TS Designs Holiday Lunch

  We have so much to be thankful for at TS Designs. And that overwhelming positivity is what was on our minds today as we gathered together to celebrate a Holiday Lunch. Our Team has such a passion and dedication to providing fundamental support to the TS Designs...

Position Available: Social Media and PR

We have filled this position. Thanks to everyone who applied! TS Designs is a wholesale custom t-shirt printing operation that operates on a sustainable triple bottom line. We pride ourselves in offering a variety of environmentally friendly, socially responsible...

TS Designs’ Job Plan

As the President and the Republican candidates release their ideas for job legislation, I would like to offer our own job program for North Carolina. This will not require a lessening of government regulations or a cut in taxes or benefits. It won’t require more...

The Color of Commitment

This week marks our first piece-dyed Cotton of the Carolinas order – an order of shirts that were dyed as fabric before the shirts were made. Thanks to Zingerman’s for committing to an order months ahead of time so the shirts could be made just for them....
The Birds, Bees and Flowers

The Birds, Bees and Flowers

Join us for a day of learning at TSD!  We will have three wonderful presenters teaching us about their sustainable fields. When: June 12th, from noon to 5pm Where: TS Designs (map) Price: $30.00 Synopsis We believe that successful small gardens are greater than the...

TS Designs Energy Audit

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,...

All Eyes On Bees

A few months ago, I gave you guys a sneak peak behind the scenes of my blossoming romance with apiculture, a.k.a. beekeeping.  When I embarked upon my first long trek out to Fayetteville for an extra few hours of schooling once a week, for six weeks, I never imagined...