TS Designs

Wanted: Sales Representative

By Eric Michel • Jun 29th, 2009 • Category: Uncategorized

TS Designs is looking for a full-time sales rep for custom print t-shirts to expand its customer-base. The position will be mostly in-house, with occasional travel.
Requirements:
• At least 4 years sales experience
• Experience with a Green organization
• Ability to multi-task and prioritize work with minimal supervision
• Ability to structure customer desires within the framework of production limitations
• Excellent written [...]



Vote for Land 2009

By Eric Michel • Jun 9th, 2009 • Category: Uncategorized

TS Designs is proud to help sponsor Vote for Land 2009, a $3000 grant program put together by our friends over at Great Outdoor Provisions to aid in the protection of the lands, water, and wildlife of North Carolina.

This year’s winner is the North Carolina Coastal Land Trust. Coastal Land Trust works with the state and other organizations to permanently protect Masonboro Island, the largest undisturbed barrier island along the southern part of North Carolina’s coast and host to a vast array of wildlife.



Greenpeace Opens T-shirt Exhibit in Japan

By Angie • Jun 6th, 2009 • Category: Uncategorized

Greenpeace recently opened up a Communication Center in Japan’s Aamori District to tell the people the truth about commercial whaling. The entrance of the Communication Center is now hosting a Greenpeace T-Shirt Exhibit, to display Greenpeace’s history through thirty-eight years of campaign t-shirts, including some of the historic reproduction T’s made by TS.

The red, green and natural shirts are TSD-made

Click here to check out Greenpeace Japan’s website (don’t worry, you can view it in English).



First Look at Harvest ‘09

By Eric Michel • Jun 4th, 2009 • Category: Uncategorized

Wes Morgan of Rolling Hills Gin was kind enough to send us some early photos of the Cotton of the Carolinas Harvest ‘09 up-and-coming crop. The photos were taken at Ronnie Burleson’s (Wes’ uncle) farm over in Richfield, NC.

According to Wes, so far this year’s crop is right on track. Now we just need a hot damp summer, which in North Carolina is a pretty good bet!