No thanks. I realize the lack of good embroidery shops in the area makes them desirable, but the…read morelack of interest in doing small jobs requires a low rating. I couldn't even get them to call me back, they were simply too busy to attract new work. Can't deal with that.

Great company great people, they do the best work and are very polite and will do anything to help…read moreyou out.

A tour of William & Mary is not complete without a visit to the Campus Store. It's all the swag for…read moreW&M that you could possibly want. I've been to the Campus Store over the years, but last time was early eight years or more. The building adjacent to Merchants Square is owned by Colonial Williamsburg. The second floor is now vacant, so they have eliminated the book aspect of the store. Supposedly CW will do something with the space, but it's been empty five years ago. Parking is nearby by surface l, or garage at a fee My wife and I browsed and e joyed the displays and merchandise. Ultimately we only made a single purchase. Check out was friendly. This is where the Tribe fans go to buy merchandise.

Before the new William & Mary bookstore opened, Campus Shop was the only thing going in terms of…read moreW&M gear. This is where you bought your t-shirts, your pennants, your car decals, etc. They have a vast supply of everything W&M. They also have a vast supply of fraternity and sorority stuff, so this is also where sisters bought their Kappa Delta flip-flops and Chi Omega shoelaces. Not so sure what the frat guys were buying...Lambda Chi shot glasses? Kappa Sigma beer mugs? I never joined up, so it's all Greek to me. Get it? All GREEK to me. Wacca wacca. Campus Shop has apparel for every W&M team imaginable, from soccer to gymnastics. They do those promotions where you can get a W&M cap and t-shirt -- preselected with no substitutions, of course -- for under twenty bucks. You can get a diploma frame with the Wren Building. W&M jewelry. Keychains. Even some Colonial Williamsburg memorabilia. Prices are more reasonable over here than at the bookstore, so it's a good spot to pick up your souvenirs or a "W&M Dad" sweatshirt for your father. Don't laugh -- pops loves his.

Hot tip: Get there when they open. Less crowded. Waves of people come and go. It can get tight in…read morethe store. Sometimes in the past, they've limited the amount of people in the store and personally I really like that because it changes my shopping experience. I don't get easily agitated. The staff is pretty helpful and they move quite quick in the checkout line. Big bonus is that they are always willing to help and try and find a deal for you. Big bonus to the military discount. Really no problems other than the amount of times I'm asked if I am part of the Nike app. We were really knocked out of the park for our kids shoes here especially my teenage son . When you combined any deals off of their clearance and add military discount, we really get a good value.

The lines for entering and checking out are ridiculous. I'm simply here to make a return and have…read moreto wait in this winding maze. Staff roaming around asking ppl if they nike members with scanners but can't separate a checkout line from a return line. What's the purpose if starting the process via the app if you waiting 30+ minutes for lack of assistance. There should be a better system in place, this was a horrible experience. Get to the front guy calls next in line I let him know I have a return he says ok. Get to him and he can't complete my return because it was an online order, needless to say I'm moved to another register where I'm finally able to complete my return. Not a good experience at all.

Attentive and knowledgeable staff…read more Shopping Memorial weekend with a complicated wishlist. Sales team helped me choose a men's shoe in my women's size to fill my special request of a 'colored' deck. 50% off for most of the store and and additional 10% with email - saved a lot on a large order. Staff hand-picked options per my request and guided me through stacked savings. These are customer-oriented people and I received fantastic service!

Michael is a great helper…read more Discount for teachers, military, and first responders! Thank you UA! Found some Freedom t-shirts on sale.

Unfortunately had a bad experience here with the old hostile cashier Christine, coming from another…read morestate account got flagged, we asked if we can step to the side to confirm we're making this transaction and of course it made her so upset.

I had a great experience with Emily and Lani with their terrific customer service. They went out…read moreof their way to make my trip successful. These two ladies are what every employee should stride to be.

Do not use them for bulk/team order. They were very poor in communication, never provided anything…read morein writing, then didn't honor the price quoted to me on the phone. When I questioned it, the owner was rude and condescending to me.

Just bought some Reef flip flops for the kids for the summer and fell in love with this wonderful…read morelocally-owned sporting goods store. The owner was very nice and carried o n a fun soccer v baseball conversation with us. I started this in May of 2011 ... just found the review again, in time for flip flop season!