A Greek Apparel Store Joins the Fight Against Autism

Seattle, WA --- Designer Greek, a leading greek apparel store, adds Autism Awareness to its Letters For A Cause campaign which is bringing more meaning to the standard greek shirt and greek sweatshirt. Now customers have the opportunity to design fraternity clothing and sorority clothing, while supporting an important issue such as Autism.

How it works – Designer Greek customers design their greek letter shirts and greek letter sweatshirts just like they always have, but now have the opportunity to select from a vibrant Puzzle Piece fabric that is associated with Autism Awareness. Upon purchase, Designer Greek donates 2.5% of the clothing price to an organization dedicated to this cause. In return Designer Greek’s customers receive a piece of meaningful greek apparel. “Customers love the fact that their greek apparel is making a difference, as well as a statement. And, they leave Designer Greek more informed and aware of important issue that deserve attention,” says Stefany Bernard, creator of Letters For A Cause.

Ultimately, whether or not customers decide to choose the Letters For A Cause fabrics like the Puzzle Piece print, Designer Greek hopes that having the information available on their site will raise awareness and inspire individuals to get involved and really make a difference in this world.

Letters For A Cause currently features eight causes: Autism Awareness, The Amazon Rainforest, The Snow Leopard, Marine Debris, Breast Cancer Awareness, African Wildlife, Overfishing, and The Tiger. Any of the LFAC fabrics can be used to create beautiful looking greek letters shirts, sorority letters, fraternity letters, greek jackets, sorority bags, and more.

About Designer Greek: Designer Greek (http://www.designergreek.com/lettersforacause.html) has been serving Fraternities and Sororities nationwide since 2001 with high quality custom greek apparel. Specializing in sewn-on greek letters and embroidery designs, they offer hundreds of clothing and fabric options, resulting in beautifully sewn sorority apparel and fraternity apparel.

Press Contact:
Stefany Bernard
PO Box 31141
Seattle, WA 98103
206.528.4688

This release was published on openPR.