Great job at a fair price, quick turnaround time as well. Thanks…read more Shop was in the Volusia Mall, clean and fair

I took two of my husbands dress shirts in to have his initials embroidered on the sleeve. I come to…read morepick them up and they look like a five-year-old had done them. They offered to redo one which they still charged me to do then instead of being honest to let me know why they couldn't redo the other one was because they put a hole in his shirt and tried to cover it up with a patch. I paid $80 for each shirt which were brand new out of the package with the tags still on them which is probably why they didn't offer to compensate me for the shirt that they ruined and he will not be able to wear now. I will never take anything here again. It would've been different had they not been honest and told me the reason why they couldn't redo the one shirt was because they put a hole in it and paid me for the shirt but instead they lied and refund me $20.

A Great Experience at Crazy Kat Design Company (CKO)…read more While my wife and I were shopping at the Daytona Flea Market, we had the pleasure of meeting Robert, the owner of Crazy Kat Design Company, also known as CKO or Crazy Kat Outfitters LLC. He noticed my vest adorned with Rock-n-Roll patches, which sparked a conversation between us about our shared love for music. It was refreshing to connect over a common interest right there in the flea market! Robert told me that he collaborates with the owners of Byrd's Leather on special projects, including creating custom patches. Crazy Kat Design Company offers a wide range of custom, permanent iron-on and industrial-grade Velcro patches. Whether you're looking for a unique design, material, shape, or size, Robert can bring your vision to life using his state-of-the-art laser engraving technology. The possibilities for personalization are endless! But Robert's offerings don't stop at patches. He also sells high-quality products like pocket knives, drink tumblers, T-shirts, hats, bags, slate picture frames, award placards, window stickers, business cards, fridge magnets, license plate brackets, bottle openers, pants, and cutting boards. Each of these items can be customized with your choice of design, either through printing or laser engraving. While we were chatting, Robert showed me some of his custom work, including patches made for the Troopers Bridge Foundation and Blairstown Fire Department. He also displayed some cool custom engravings for small businesses, such as laptop bags, hats, and specialty Yeti tumblers. It was clear that he takes pride in his craftsmanship. Pricing is reasonable for the level of customization. For example, ball caps range from $15 to $35, with the laser-engraved hats being on the higher end. A 30oz laser-engraved tumbler is priced at $40, while a customized XL tee with logos on the back and front costs $25. A 5.5" x 7.5" custom slate picture costs $30, and a custom sublimation acrylic award placard is priced at around $25. Overall, the prices are quite affordable for custom-made products. And, I have a feeling Robert may be willing to offer discounts for larger orders--it's worth reaching out to him directly. The shop itself is relatively small, and Robert typically operates on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays. If you're planning a visit, I recommend using the QR code I've included in the photos to connect with Robert directly. The QR code will take you to his website, where you can easily save his contact information or get in touch for any custom orders. If you're ever at the Daytona Flea Market, I highly recommend stopping by Crazy Kat Design Company. Whether you're looking for custom patches, personalized gifts, or just a great conversation about music and craftsmanship, Robert and his shop won't disappoint.

From the owner: "Stop handing out cheap pens and flimsy t-shirts that end up in the trash. We build the premium…read moregear your team actually wants to wear. CKO specializes in high-end customized promotional items and laser-engraved patch hats for businesses that give a damn about their brand identity. Whether it's complex corporate logos on authentic leather or outfitting an entire crew, we make your brand something people respect. Warning: We run on strict inventory. Our premium Richardson 112s and Yupoong classics frequently hit 'Critical Low' stock due to bulk corporate orders. Don't wait until you need them—lock in your custom branding today.

had an amazing class the other night at this studio. Made a personalized stainless steel tall water…read morebottle. Instructor carried our small class all the way from start to finish. She had a video running on each step and personally explained and used an example from start to finish. She went station to station explaining the process. Your project is very personalize. You pick size, color and design. Also, if you wish, you can provide your own logo. I am in no way creative BUT was so very happy with finished project and had a blast working with these amazing ladies. Fun fun fun was had by all. TRUTH

From the owner: A national company specializing in ALL THINGS personalized. From craft items to promotional…read moreproducts. Let's Create Something Great, Together!

I needed to have the newborn baby attire personalized with her name on it, so John's Heel & Sew (a…read moretailor I also recommend ) a few doors from them recommended them. I'm so glad he did because they came through for me at a last-minute notice. They made everyone happy and the smiles on their faces were unforgettable. They are going to keep the baby onesies and blankets as a keepsake forever. I highly recommend ACME Cap & and Branding for your branding needs. Thank you!

Not very professional. I drove 30 minutes to get there on Saturday. I waited at the door for 35…read moreminutes and nobody came out. sign at the door said they open at 10 on Saturday.I called and left voicemail but they didn't call me back. I called today and was told that they are closed Saturday due staff shortage.

We made a group executive decision to get family ("MOM - DAD - AUNTIE - COUSIN") t-shirts made to…read moresupport my cousin's local body building competition. (He won "Best Pose", btw. Whoop!) Our order was ready for pickup at the designated time, which was a major plus because we were on a strict time crunch. The t-shirts were made of sustainable material because I accidentally threw mine in the dryer and it didn't shrink, change shape, or damage the quality of the photo. (Whew!) Good, super helpful and patient customer service. -1 star for the off-centered graphic. Otherwise, just fine. __ I thrift. @DCthriftish I eat. @f.hux

They did 72 shirts same day and they can print or embroider on your garment definitely recommend…read morethem! We hired them for a live embroidery event at daytona shores and they were amazing!

Every time I come into this store I'm greeted with a smile. The staff are very helpful and the…read morejewelry is beautiful. They do custom jewelry, repairs and cleaning as well. Great products and service!

I love this store! The pearl jewelry designs are original and GORGEOUS! I am spoiled for choice…read moreevery time I go in and would love to own one of everything they have. There is something for every budget. The staff is friendly and courteous and don't seem to be at all bothered if you take your time to try on lots of jewelry. Definitely go to Pearls--you will not be disappointed.

I love this company! We used them for a fun project to make custom suits for our guys, and it was…read moretruly an awesome experience. Highly recommend!

Nofal and his Team at On Top Printing did an excellent job for me on several projects I passed on…read moreto them! I was very pleased with the end result as well as with their customer service and follow thru, with all at a reasonable cost. Highly recommend!!

I was lucky enough to check out The Daily City Pop Up shop at a media preview event as a Yelp Elite…read moremember. I loved the location as it highlighted SODO (South of Downtown) and brought a hipster sorta vibe. Access to the location was super easy and parking was plentiful. You could try for a spot in front of the suite (across from TJ Maxx) or do what I did and park in the Target parking garage. The goal of this pop up shop is to highlight local and small businesses and artisans . There was a little of something for everything: Project Pop and their organic popcorn Cloak and Dapper had clothing and grooming tools for purchase Wondermade marshmallows Rifle Paper Co. (Stationary and cards) Whisk & Bowl (cooking & kitchen tools) J&G Chocolates (yay for samples) Orlando Doesn't Suck t-shirts These are only a handful of the businesses that were represented. Spa Privee was also there providing mini massages. It's definitely a great way to check out all those small businesses you see around town but all in one place. I also noticed they are offering special craft/art workshops(for a fee) throughout the weekend event so definitely worth checking out the schedule. For purchases, you pay at the front table next to the front door. Unfortunately only credit cards are accepted so keep that in mind. Looks like they are bringing out a few food trucks for the weekend event open to the public so it's a great way to incorporate date night with food and shopping! Plus you can get cute photos taken of yourselves playing shuffleboard!

The Daily City Pop Up Shop is cool... possibly a little too cool for me. But if you are in the SoDo…read morearea this week I'd recommend checking it out. The folks from the Daily City have brought together an interesting mix of local businesses in a very hipster-ish format. This is a great chance to check out some smaller businesses you may miss otherwise. I was able to go to the preview night last night with some friends. The shop was easy to find on the corner by the Target and TJ Maxx. There was street parking and also parking in the Target garage. The shop is set up with creative window displays and signs outside to let you know you've found the place. The format of the shop wasn't what I was expecting at all. I was expecting something more like a traditional market with different stalls for each business. There was a variety of businesses represented but the products were displayed like a traditional store with all of the products mixed together, not divided by brand. Since I am a super planner I had looked at the Daily City site before going to the shop and had an idea of the products I was interested in buying. The selection in the shop turned out to be pretty small and there weren't salespeople, so I ended up not buying anything. I specifically wanted to pick up an "Orlando Doesn't Suck" shirt. I completely missed the shirts on my first pass through the store until someone pointed out a small selection of them in the bottom drawer of a dresser. It was a pretty display, but not very functional. I honestly didn't want to mess up the display, so I ended up skipping the shirt (maybe I'll go back later in the week and get one once somebody else has messed up the nice folding). There were a ton of great products, fancy marshmallows, cool clothes, flower headbands, stationary, etc. And if you don't feel like shopping, there's shuffleboard. It's a fun and unique shopping experience.