Sarah Malas's Contact Details

Sarah Malas's Company Details

TS Designs

Burlington, NC, US • 20 - 49 Employees
Apparel Retail

TS Designs has set out to make the highest quality, most sustainable t-shirts on the market, and we work with brands who want to provide their customers with responsibly made clothing that's easy on the environment. In 2008, TS Designs became the first certified B Corporation in North Carolina, and the triple-bottom-line model still guides our business: People. Planet. Profit. We work with environmentally and socially conscious businesses and organizations, and have had some major accomplishments in the last 25 years: Mid 90s - We developed and patented REHANCE, a process that involves printing with water-based ink, then garment dyeing shirts. If you want to offer your customers a printed design in the fabric of shirts that never shrink, REHANCE is the solution you've been looking for. TS Designs founder Eric Henry and friend and mentor Sam Moore partnered to develop this process.2008 - We launched Cotton of the Carolinas. Partnering with Sam Moore once again, TS Designs created over 500 jobs and a completely transparent supply chain when we brought the entire process from dirt-to-shirt back to within a 600-mile radius. Want to give your customers the option of shirts sourced and made in their backyard? Buy Cotton of the Carolinas tees.2011 - We introduced the first certified organic cotton on the market. Partnership with two eastern North Carolina farmers made this possible. Today's eco-friendly consumers are making ‘organic' a priority. Why not offer it?Founded in 1977 and located in Burlington, North Carolina, TS Designs sets the bar for corporate responsibility by cultivating responsible clothing with completely transparent supply chains. President Eric Henry is recognized widely for championing sustainability and supporting local farmers and mill workers. Reach out. Request a quote or other information about our products or orders:✉eric@tsdesigns.com✆ 336.675.6266tsdesigns.com"Sustainability is a journey, not a destination." - Eric Henry