It was a pleasure shopping at this open and clean, well-stocked shop. I found the exact t-shirt I…read morewanted in the size I needed. The graphics on the clothing, tote bags, postcards and bumper stickers are bold and expressive. They actually do the silkscreening right on the premises. It's local and the real deal. Bought a some upcoming birthday presents, too. Check it out.

Great products and staff. I was easily able to exchange a shirt I bought in the wrong size. The…read morestaff was friendly, welcome, chatty. I'm glad we stopped in.

I have had the pleasure of working with this company in the past. In fact, They have done things…read morefor me several times. Each time, they have come through like a champ. In my business things are always changing. XL was always willing to not only make the needed adjustments but were also able to keep me clam by simply saying "Its okay, don't worry" sounds like a small gesture and it is. But that small gesture was huge to me at the time. I have since then recommended anyone and everyone I know that is in need of shirts. But I should also say that they do just about everything as far as printing. They also embroider things to. I will definitely

Used Simply One Stop for our office door logo and couldn't be more thankful and pleased with their…read moreservice. We originally were using another vendor and after two weeks of back and forth and no movement forward, we contacted Jamil and the Simply One Team. Jamil was super responsive and was able to quickly turn around our request in a short amount of time. He provided excellent communication and always submitted everything to us when he said he would. It's rare finding a company that offers high level of customer care anymore and I'm so thankful for SOS for providing that and more. Highly, highly recommend.

Warning! For those looking for a quality wrap product and a company that backs up their product?…read more Keep on looking. I had this company install a wrap on my truck 2 years ago. A wrap that should have lasted approx. 5 years started to chip, crack and peel just after the 1 year warranty expired. The company told me that is was their installers fault, but wanted me to pay additional money to have it fixed. Can anyone spell RIPOFF. Anyway, I wasn't going to make that mistake twice. I hope to save other from this mistake that I made. Please go somewhere else.

As things started to open up in town, we got to spend an evening at the Downtown Art Walk. It was…read moregood to see such a wide variety of creative people selling their wares, both food and artwork. 111 Media Collective's T-Shirt Lab on 4th Street had a sidewalk sale with a nice blend of really creative clothing. Many items are clever riffs on New Mexican/Southwestern culture. I bought a shirt with "Jurassic Park"-style artwork, but it says "El Chupacabra" instead. It's super comfortable and I get compliments every time I wear it. If you're looking for a fun local gift or trip souvenir, you can't beat 111 Media Collective's T-Shirt Lab.

I hope Albuquerque remains a t-shirt town, forever and ever. It's a total bonus for the…read morefashionista, who doesn't have to try very hard to stand out from the crowd, and it's even better for lazy ass me. My bureau has drawers for my drawers, socks, jeans, shorts and t-shirts... and that basically defines every angle of my wardrobe. And that's cool, around here. Going to a play? Neutral colored t-shirt and jeans. Dining out? Shorts and a t-shirt work, yeah, even at the uppity spots. Hitting the club? Jeans and... wait. I can't... I haven't been to a club in forever. No comment. I'm surprised I'm the first to Yelp the T-Shirt Lab, because it's likely the best gig in town to score these Everygarments and they've been around a year, easy. The Lab is connected to an ecosystem of Burque artists and creative types that are capturing the pulse of the city and causing something of a stir. At the studio they'll design whatcha want, just bring the logo, they're preparing a quote on a big order for me at the moment. They carry two basic styles of tees, Gildan -- which is a conventional fit -- and Canvas/Bella -- I LOVE these shirts, very soft, relaxed, but not frumpy. The other sweet angle to the biz is their pop-up print station. With a little notice, they'll show up at your event or festival and print tees on the spot, and they offer a cool, environmentally-friendly option, as well: you bring the tee, they'll discount the fee. The other day, I found a terrific new shirt at Magokoro, bought it on the spot, with my ramen. Turns out T-Shirt Lab printed it. To my surprise, I wasn't terribly surprised. It's a great company.

I only added the screen printing category because ArrowSoul was literally printing in the shop…read morewhile I was browsing, and I got prints for buying shirts. Beautiful and witty designs from a Navajo artist that isn't doing the typical tourist styles, but uniquely expressive stuff. I only wish I could more easily figure out how to transfer the rest of the prints to more shirts elsewhere since I am from out of town.

Been shopping at Mr C's Tees since I was 16 years old never had issues. gladly supported local…read morebusiness. on Sept 3 2021 I purchased two shirts for $60 ridiculous price for two shirts but hey, there so bad ass. I tried on the shirt but didn't look at the sems under the arm and later that day I seen there was an opening. I went in on Sept 4 and the daughter of the business had no respect for the customers that shop for these over priced clothing. she looked at my with the harshest face, if she spoke the words would have been like bitch that ain't my problem. I will never shop at this store again. local business with this kind of attitude is ridiculous.

Small but fun store. Hubby loved it. Even paid $5 to go into the small museum. Even have some set…read moreitems for sale!

We wouldn't call ourselves die-hard Breaking Bad fans, but we definitely loved the show. The…read moreBreaking Bad Store is such a fun stop, filled with all kinds of souvenirs and gifts like magnets, postcards, t-shirts, keychains, pet items, and even chemistry lab containers! What we enjoyed most, though, was the museum area, which has a separate admission of just $5 per person. Inside, you'll find actual costumes worn on the show, autographs, Saul's office setup, Hector's iconic wheelchair, and even the chickens from Los Pollos Hermanos. You can also pose for photos wearing the apron and hat! It felt like a mini Comic-Con experience, but without the lines. There's even a guestbook where visitors from all over the world have signed, and we noticed that Bryan Cranston himself stopped by not too long ago. Definitely worth a visit when you're in Old Town Albuquerque!