When you embroider your label on Allmade shirts, you’re proving your organization’s commitment to sustainability. Unlike some companies in the fast fashion industry, Allmade works to better the economic lives of garment workers by paying fair wages and helping their employees escape poverty. The company uses a range of sustainable and recyclable materials to make Allmade shirts, reducing the company’s carbon impact while producing shirts designed with screen printing and embroidered logos in mind.
What Materials are Used to Make Allmade Shirts?
Allmade T-shirts are made from a triblend of 50 percent recycled plastic, 25 percent US-grown organic combed, ring-spun cotton, and 25 percent Tencel Modal, made from sustainable beech trees. The result is a soft, natural fabric that feels great against the skin.
Allmade sweatshirts are made from 100% organic French terry cotton for warmth and comfort. Well-priced for small-scale promotional purchases, tees, sweats, and masks can be purchased at Allmade wholesale prices for exceptional value.
Why Choose Allmade Shirts?
Consumers increasingly demand sustainability and fair wages from the clothing industry. Allmade’s commitment to both ideals appeals to consumers, especially those trying to reduce their own carbon footprints. When you embroider your logo on Allmade shirts, you’re signaling your organization’s commitment to a greener world, and reminding customers and employees of your own sustainability efforts.
For more information on Allmade wholesale purchases, embroidery, or screen-printing services, contact Triple Crown Products today.