FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

(Oakville, ON, May 10, 2016) - Yesterday afternoon, Entripy Custom Clothing received an email from Scott Barr, principal at Ecole McTavish Junior/Senior High Public School in Fort McMurray asking to place a t-shirt order for his 78 teachers who had been evacuated as a result of the wildfires. The school was damaged by the wildfires and is closed until further notice. With teachers seeking safe shelter in various towns across Alberta, Barr wanted to give his staff something to wear with pride to remind them that they are a family no matter where they are and that they will rise up from this devastation. Without access to school money, Barr was willing to use his own funds to pay for this order. “I want the staff to have something to keep them feeling like a family,” he wrote.

Entripy was so touched by Barr’s gesture, the Oakville-based company decided to step up and provide the t-shirts free of charge. “We’ve always said here that custom t-shirts have the power to bring people together. There could be no better example than this to highlight that fact,” says CEO Jas Brar.

Entripy is also extending an invitation to other clients who have been affected by the fires in Fort McMurray to contact Entripy for assistance replacing their lost or damaged custom apparel.

Entripy is Canada’s leader for custom printed t-shirts and is a leading provider of custom apparel in Canada. It provides garment design, screen printing and embroidery services from its Oakville, Ontario state-of-the-art facility. Entripy aims to provide on-time innovative branding solutions and assists with marketing promotions and brand awareness. With an expansion into hard goods promotional products, Entripy is a one-stop shop for branded apparel and products. Entripy’s client base includes small businesses, corporations, academic institutions, the not-for-profit sector and more.

---

For more information, e-mail: media@entripy.com or visit www.entripy.com.