Ever since our massive spring cleaning, our brains haven’t stopped working on new ways to make our TSHUs even more efficient and eco-friendly. The question begged to be answered: How? Your handkerchiefs are green? Yes ma’am! Even if made of new materials. First step: materials. That’s right—it’s no easy task to find cotton that meets …
In 2015, we declared: “(The) only thing that’s not transparent here are the handkerchiefs.” And here we are, a year later, still upholding our promise. Our handkerchiefs are as thick and absorbent as always. The only thing that remains transparent is—well—us! For those who have been following our journey, you’ll recall we’ve done everything in …
_”Now that you’ve launched handkerchiefs, surely you’re planning to branch out into bow ties, right?” (Ah, the question everyone asks.) _”No, not really. Our handkerchiefs aren’t strictly pocket squares for show—they’re actually real, practical handkerchiefs for the blow. You can wear them, use them, get them dirty—little to do with bow ties and suspenders, …
No, no – you weren’t dreaming; you haven’t received any holiday messages from us. Neither for Christmas, nor to push promotions selling you 10 TSHUs for one. Indeed, we haven’t sent you any messages of the sort because we chose not to – because, at TSHU, it already feels like Christmas everyday. Here’s a little …
“But in reality… TSHU is really small!” Yes, it is. Since TSHU first came about, I can’t recall how many times we’ve heard these words. And what to say about the incredulous stares from people visiting our office and storage - aka a room filled with handkerchiefs, piles and rolls of fabric, a table, one chair, …
In my first blog post, I mentioned that our project started off with a trip; an idea, and then a dream. First, TSHU was about us. From these first steps were born our first handkerchiefs, which lead to great ambitions. TSHU was us, Marion and I. Since TSHU’s official launch last spring, several hundred handkerchiefs …
“I wonder where those little hankies will lead…”. In this simple question lie two understatements. The first applies to any entrepreneur and implies that any project is limited in its reach by those who support it. The second is that as we launched TSHU, few people thought we would be where we’re at today, selling …
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