I can't say enough good things about this local business. Every interaction I've had has been…read morehighly professional and personable, both with the owner and with the office manager. They are clearly knowledgeable and invested, and they do quality work. After trying them out with a couple of small orders, I recently had 70 pieces, shirts and jackets, embroidered with our company logo. I needed a quick turnaround, but still didn't have all of my pieces in hand due to shipping delays. I called ahead and Doug put us on the schedule in advance so that when I finally took everything in to the shop, he was able to complete the order within two days. Price is reasonable, work is excellent, and they offer great guidance. I'd give them six stars if I could!

These folks are not only accommodating to my one-off project, but also do excellent wrok, beautiful…read morerendering and stitching, clear and crisp artwork.

I brought a pre-printed black hoodie to Ian, at Atticus Printing, to see if one letter could be…read moreremoved and replaced by another - from GrandMa to GramPa. Ian said the letter couldn't be changed but he could cover over the wrong word with the whole word Grandpa on a separate black band, although he wasn't sure of the quality and how it would look. He agreed to send me a mock up though, for my visual approval and I agreed to have him proceed. The item is EXCELLENT! The fonts match perfectly and the band is indiscernible when looking at the hoodie! Thank you, Ian, for a job VERY well done!

The people at Atticus have been great in getting the correct cotton and polyester mix blend for…read moreshirts I needed and the correct size for smaller framed people. They also took great care printing on a uniform I wore to the Worlds for Triathlon. The material was unique to them in printing on it. It came out perfect. Thank you

Awesome service here! I called on a Tuesday and dropped of my shirts (he had to order one) and sent…read morein a pic of what I wanted. He had them finished and ready for me that Friday. The owner was very polite and responded quickly. I plan on sending everything else I have here. He also doesn't have a minimum printing requirement, which is rare and incredibly convenient if you want to have something personal made.

My friend recommended M J Embroidery & Screen Printing when I told him I was interested in getting…read morecute custom shirts for my family's Disney vacation. My friend uses them frequently for custom t-shirts, polos, hats, etc for his company. I will definitely use them again for future projects and will recommend them to the company I work for as well. Great local company - very professional and quality of work was excellent!

Very quick, quality embroidery, and very kind and helpful with picking styles. Would absolutely…read morereturn

I have used this Custom Design Embroidery shop for many years. First time I've had an opportunity…read moreto Yelp! about it. It is located right next to Pom-Poms sandwich shop on Bumby Avenue. This business is a family owned and operated. They have always provided a quality product, and good service at a very fair price. Whenever I have gone there, they are always busy. One of the neat things they do there is when you arrive there's a small area where all the work they have done is waiting for their customers to pick up There is some really cool embroidery done on some of those items. Turnaround time is usually about a week. And be prepared to pay upfront. I will continue to use Custom Design Embroidery, and highly recommend it to anyone needing some embroidery done on clothing.

A lot of ego up front but offered no solutions when it came time to deliver the actual product…read more I wanted to get some custom embroidered hats made, and decided to go with a local company so I could talk face to face with someone and establish a long term relationship. First I walked into their "showroom" which is a small room with a few less than impressive examples of their work. I was greeted by a younger female employee behind a counter. So I walked over and explained what I was there to do. Right away a women folding clothes in the showroom who seemed like the owner, would cut in and talked over the other employee and took over the conversation at times. I wasn't sure who to talk to. I had stated I wanted to use a specific hat, which I had brought with me for reference. I wanted to make sure I could use this exact hat. The conversation shifted to other hat options which was confusing. I already knew what I wanted. After retrieving a few other hats from the back that I didn't ask to see. I asked if these other hat options were less expensive and the owner replied, "no they're about the same price". It didn't make any sense to me. I was pretty clear I wanted to use a specific hat. The girl behind the counter looked them up on her computer to make sure they had them available. While she was doing that another customer walked in who was picking up their order. Both women who were working with me completely shifted their focus to this new customer for the next 10-15 minutes. I was completely ignored. I waited patiently for them to wrap it up and refocus on my job so we could finally continue forward with the my order. Next I showed them my logo design on my phone and they quickly stated they could replicate my logo without any issues. I clearly stated that I didn't want a version of my logo. I wanted my exact logo. None of this seemed to be a problem. They explained that part of the reason they were superior to most embroidery companies was because of their process and how their graphic designer was so good and he he digitized logos specifically for embroidery. They stated they charged $45 per logo just to digitize. So I paid them $45 per design for a total of $90 to digitize my logos up front. I asked them to email me photos of what they call a "sew out" or embroidery samples of my logo for approval once they were available before we started the actual job. Before I left I stated that I wanted to see an example of a quality embroidered hat they had created. The owner walked over to a display wall and pulled a hat off of the shelf. As soon as she looked inside the hat she made a comment that the hat she had picked up had issues and was a mistake and it shouldn't be on display. Then she put it right back on the shelf. I should have known right there it wasn't going to work out. It was a sign of things to come. A few days went by and I was emailed the sew out samples of my logo and they were absolutely terrible. The sew outs/samples were done on what looked like a cloth towel which is nothing like the material on a hat. I made a comment that the samples were not acceptable and I was basically told my logo was too complex. Absolutely no solutions from them whatsoever to move forward. It was either accept a terrible looking product or get nothing done. I was planning on spending over $1,000 on my test run of hats, which they were aware of but they just didn't care. I had stated if things went well I would be back to buy more long term. I guess they have bigger companies to work with because their attitude was very dismissive. In the end they were very unprofessional, talked smack about other companies while they coincidentally couldn't handle a simple job, and were expensive. Not to mention they took $90 of my money and I received nothing in return. Just a big hassle and a waste of time. Orlando Embroidery Solutions made me feel like my logo was a problem. The fact is there are different quality embroidery machines and the machines they use can't handle a lot of intricate work you see done in the apparel industry. I'm sure the digitizing process is important but equally important are the embroidery machines that are used. A month later I found a place online called Broken Arrow out of Iowa and they were extremely easy to deal with. Not only did they accurately replicate my logo without any issues, they offered a much better price and they didn't charge a set up fee or logo digitizing fee. Only when I received my hats from this place did I realize the problem was not my logo. There's a lot of options in the world when it comes to embroidery solutions especially with the internet. Do yourself a favor and avoid Orlando Embroidery Solutions if you have a logo that's even close to technical. Their machines can't handle the detail and they're employees won't help you find a solution.

I've been using Embroidery Solutions for the past few years. They have been making our Cub Scout…read morePack's t-shirts and have been doing a great job! I've always dealt with Leo and he's always been so professional, fair, pleasant and easy to work with. Our shirts ordered were usually ready ahead of schedule and have always looked great. As my son has recently moved into Boy Scouts, I will be handing the shirt ordering torch onto someone else within the pack and you can bet I will be giving them Embroidery Solutions' number. If our Boy Scout Troop didn't already have someone making our shirts, I would be strongly suggesting them as well. A BIG THANK YOU to Embroidery Solutions for their last few years of service to our pack. The kids and parents have always looked sharp when not sporting their Class A's.

Ordered a few custom shirts as a gift and the consultant I worked with was so great. They helped…read morewith multiple iterations of the design and had everything ready for my deadline.

Had some cups made from Mike with Impress Ink. He was great! Jessica is very knowledgeable also…read more Easy to work with, and fast turnaround.

Their customer service is terrible, but their work is pretty good. I would've went somewhere else,…read morebut other places were just too expensive. They're located in some storage-looking, warehouse-type building and they can't tell you how to get there in a respectable manner. The person I spoke with over the phone was very rude. Then when I finally got there, someone pointed to a room for me to go in as she walked in the opposite direction where I stood in the midst of all the mess on the floor and around me for a couple of minutes wondering what to do before somebody asked me what I was there for. So, if you're dropping something off, drive slow, look for a white sign that doesn't have their name on it, and go to the side of building B. Signage, a better attitude, and some type of storefront where customers aren't exposed to all the disorganization would help.

I've had shirts done here and they are beautiful. My brother, for the last several years, has had…read moreevent shirts done by Lucky Dog and recommended them. My order was comparatively small but they treated me as though I was their most important customer. These people are both personable and professional; they deliver what and when they say they will. GREAT PLACE!!!

I highly recommend this company, fast and professional service. They did our business logo on some…read moreT-shirts and they were done to perfection. Thank you!!