Re-STITCH Launches Line of Truly Recycled T’s
Rescue a "T" at www.Re-STITCH.com and give to a good cause, recycle a new T, and receive an original piece of clothing.
Columbus, MS, June 23, 2008 --(PR.com)-- It happens sometimes. The Inspector finds a slight discoloration or miniscule hole on the sleeve of a t-shirt, or a company orders a surplus of shirts from a big-box retailer only to cancel the order. What happens to them? Most of these brand-new shirts are headed for landfills or turned into rags. Re-STITCH, however, sees one person’s junk as another’s recycled treasure. Forget contributing to Sanford and Sons’ empire; Re-STITCH is reclaiming, recycling, and revamping these shirts. Re-STITCH likes to think that their “T” is the only true recycled T out there.
This is what Re-STITCH does:
Reclaims these t-shirts, insuring a home for these landfill-bound treasures,
Recycles them, preventing them from polluting the earth.
Revamps the T, adding a Re-STITCH logo to let everyone know that their consumers not only care about the environment but also about supporting a great cause, and looking and feeling great.
Because Re-STITCH wants to help consumers be conservative in an economic season of high-priced gasoline, their web-based company offers these T’s solely online at www.re-stitch.com. And because they want their consumers to feel good about giving to someone else, Re-STITCH is currently running a campaign, “You buy 2 shirts, and Re-STITCH will send you 1 shirt for free to give away to someone in need.” It gets a little better, too. Re-STITCH gives 8% from the purchase price of every shirt sold to a charity, currently MotherstoMothers (www.motherstomothers.net), with more charities to come. So, when the buyer helps rescue a shirt at Re-STITCH, they are giving to a good cause, recycling something new, and receiving an original piece of clothing.
Also, if an organization or school is having an event and needs good-looking
t-shirts, Re-STITCH will match the events needs with their recycled T’s.
For additional information or a sample copy,
Contact: Pryor Callaway or Justin Shelton at Re-STITCH LLC
Tel: 917 327 3906 or 662 364 0007 Fax: 662-329-8925 Email: service@re-stitch.com
Re-STITCH LLC was founded by three environmentally-conscientious individuals.
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This is what Re-STITCH does:
Reclaims these t-shirts, insuring a home for these landfill-bound treasures,
Recycles them, preventing them from polluting the earth.
Revamps the T, adding a Re-STITCH logo to let everyone know that their consumers not only care about the environment but also about supporting a great cause, and looking and feeling great.
Because Re-STITCH wants to help consumers be conservative in an economic season of high-priced gasoline, their web-based company offers these T’s solely online at www.re-stitch.com. And because they want their consumers to feel good about giving to someone else, Re-STITCH is currently running a campaign, “You buy 2 shirts, and Re-STITCH will send you 1 shirt for free to give away to someone in need.” It gets a little better, too. Re-STITCH gives 8% from the purchase price of every shirt sold to a charity, currently MotherstoMothers (www.motherstomothers.net), with more charities to come. So, when the buyer helps rescue a shirt at Re-STITCH, they are giving to a good cause, recycling something new, and receiving an original piece of clothing.
Also, if an organization or school is having an event and needs good-looking
t-shirts, Re-STITCH will match the events needs with their recycled T’s.
For additional information or a sample copy,
Contact: Pryor Callaway or Justin Shelton at Re-STITCH LLC
Tel: 917 327 3906 or 662 364 0007 Fax: 662-329-8925 Email: service@re-stitch.com
Re-STITCH LLC was founded by three environmentally-conscientious individuals.
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917 327 3906
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917 327 3906
www.re-stitch.com
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Re-STITCH Recycled T's
They "reclaim" these t-shirts, insuring a home for these landfill-bound treasures. They "recycle" them, preventing them from polluting the earth. They "revamp" the T, adding a Re-STITCH logo to let everyone know that you not only care about our environment but also about supporting a great cause.
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