taking them out of the rip van winkle stage of the nap and bringing them back to life. >> if there was a door to knock on, schoolhouse was there. >> at least 120 doors to narrow it down to five. it's been a real hunt. >> as a small business owner weekes learned that face to face meetings were a must. >> one of first things we look for when we're talking not only to management but to actual employees of factories are people with an open mind and people with passion and drive. >> once factory owners see school house's designs, weekes and williams get a sense pretty quickly as to whether or not a relationship will work. >> when you walk into a factory that has been doing the same boxed t-shirts for the past 20 years and the management has, you know, no interest in doing anything else, you know that's not a fit for school house. >> our goods are full of craftsmanship. they're very detailed. they're not just a basic t-shirt. you have to have a desire to
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