Rehance your wardrobe - Tools for green living: resources for eco-awareness and action - T.S. Designs, Burlington Chemical Company Inc. introduce REHANCE, environment-friendly fabric-printing technology - Brief Article
E: The Environmental Magazine, Jan-Feb, 2002
T.S. Designs and the Burlington Chemical Company have produced a shirt-printing technology that is good for the environment and feels great to wear. REHANCE technology changes the fibers of garments ($14 to $18) on a molecular level, causing them to resist (lighten) or enhance (darken) the dye. Because REHANCE technology is in the fabric, prints do not crack, fade or peel, and shirts do not shrink. Many conventional shirts have graphics containing plastisol and phthalates or polyvinyl chloride (PVC), which are highly toxic contaminants in the environment that can cause liver and kidney damage and disrupt hormonal systems in children. REHANCE is a water-based chemistry that produces a breathable print, allowing you to feel the fabric, not the print. CONTACT: T.S. Designs, (336)229-6426 x201, www.rehance.com.
--C.H.
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