Always had great customer service. Never had any issues with alterations. Would highly recommend.read more

This used to be Lark's but seems to have the same level of good, competent service. It's larger…read morewith more stuff than any other area uniform store. They keep track of a whole range of uniform regulations from regional departments and that's really helpful when I come in confused because I wasn't paying close attention to instructions from above. They have the usual prices but are good about billing departments when arrangements have been made. Service always takes the promised amount of time and has always been done correctly. Clearance prices can be very good but you have to have the time to look for the right size. Odd hidden location that is actually pretty convenient once you know where it is. Adequate parking lot except when some large fire department vehicle decides to park running in the drive way. Jeez buddy, "where's the fire?"

Absolute worst uniform quality ever.. our police department used them for a while in between…read morevendors...material is the worst, wool super itchy, seams come apart. bottom of the pants are hemmed with what looks like fishing line! some kind of clean plastic thread that comes apart and now you have pants that are 1 foot too long..when these issues are brought up they say "oh its because you're not dry cleaning the uniforms" terrible, so glad we got rid of them..

Supplying the Milwaukee Police Department anchors this big uniform store with a major contract,…read morereplacing Badger Uniforms. If your police, fire, EMS department has an arrangement here, you don't really have a choice, but it's a nice clean place, with a big showroom area, friendly competent service, they are good about proofreading for proper spelling. They seem to do an excellent job with specific police, fire, sheriff's department uniforms, when they have an official relationship with the agency. I think if you're paying out of pocket, you would do better on the Internet, as the prices are high. They don't really cater to individual security guards, or EMTs working for private companies, you'd need some sort of uniform allowance to shop here, higher quality stuff, matching price-tags. Well, that's one weakness here, no price tags, you have to ask what things cost, it's not a browser friendly shopping experience. There are a handful of good gifts if you want to buy something for a uniform wearing government worker, (like some of the coolest flashlights ever), but really if that's the case, just get a gift certificate. They don't have federal uniforms on display (postal, TSA, etc.) they really do seem to specialize in local police uniforms, even though its a national chain. You wouldn't just drive by this place, it's out of the public eye west of Howell, with its own convenient parking lot. Not easily accessed by public transportation, bicycle, and a bit of a challenge if you're in a wheelchair.

If I could give Aramark ZERO stars I would. We had nothing but problems from week one. They…read moredidn't even show up on week 2 and then it took months to receive a bill credit for their errors. We were then charged a loss for a pair of pants that we returned because they didn't belong to us. They can't keep track of their inventory. Our district manager never returned phone calls and we were told this was because they were "short staffed". When we terminated our service they charged us for 11 pairs of pants that were supposedly damaged. This charge was completely false. There were no damaged pants and they are unable to provide proof. From customer service to upper management this company is absolutely horrible.

I was hit by an Aramark truck over a month ago. Have yet to be able to get my car fixed due to Theo…read morelack of accepting fault. The driver was sited for a moving violation. I've been very accommodating and not been upset about it until now.

I was looking around getting quotes for shirts I needed for a tailgate event coming up the middle…read moreof June. A friend recommended me to someone who did our shirts for the Warrior Dash by the name of Kevin. I reached out to him and informed him who I was and who recommended me to see him about shirts prices. What he provided was within the budget I was looking for but also to make sure the savings were passed on to the ladies that was attending this event. I sent over a picture of what I wanted printed on the shirts and in no time flat I received an email with a sample of what they would look like. I was pleased with what I saw and gave him my business. I went to pick the shirts last week Friday and noticed we were short one and also I goofed on one of them by giving the wrong size. I let Kevin know right away and today's Wednesday my order was fixed! If I need shirts done again I will be going through City Screen again! A little side but embarrassing note, I didn't know Kevin was with City Screen until he sent me the address information the day I went to pick my shirts up lol.

I wish I didn't have to write this. I waited to write it because I really didn't want to…read more There were many issues with CSP over the approximately 18 months I used them to print shirts. We run a small, tiny, completely operated by volunteers, non profit, thus we are cost sensitive. For about 14 months we were receiving shirts at a $11ish dollar price point. Sometime in late summer the person we were working with got let go, our new contact couldn't be bothered to respond to our emails about shipping, despite having been very clear about when shirts need to arrive to Indiana from MILWAUKEE, they ended up in Washington DC, and our shirt price increased dramatically. This lack of communication wasn't an isolated issue, I was constantly chasing them down and trying to get responses from them about orders we had in flight. Why did I do it, you ask? Because the cost was low enough and I wanted to shop locally. The last straw was when we tried to get shirts printed for an event at UW. We didn't realize the licensing restrictions around using the logo and after discussing with the department it felt like we'd go without the UW logo. We then proceeded to try to get some sweatshirts in addition to the event shirts, and our rep Chris stopped responding completely. I followed up with her at least twice after that, but then it became too big of a risk and time suck. The actions became clear that we were no longer a wanted customer. In the end, we ended up getting our shirts from someone else for cheaper, especially after the shirts went up by $3 per shirt (turns out the previous person was giving me a discount I wasn't supposed to receive, for the entire 14 months), and the communication was bad, it wasn't worth it. We tried to be understanding, but they are in the business of printing and if answering questions about printing and items that can be printed on is too much heavy lifting, then we have other options. I can't recommend CSP for a reliable, cost effective print shop.