Keys is my go-to spot for embroidery and custom items…read more Over the last year and a half, I have had a bunch of stuff done here. here are a few things and the outcome: Custom logo design - Great work and they made exactly what I wanted. I think it cost about $65. Embroider logo onto polo shirt - They did exactly what I wanted and the cost was around $10 per shirt. Embroider logo on button-up shirt - They did exactly what I wanted and the cost was also around $10. Ordered a bunch of polo shirts from them with custom embroidery - This made my team very happy. I don't remember the exact cost because we ordered a bunch but it was very reasonable per item. If you need custom-printed items, Keys should be where you go.

Needed t-shirts for my brothers proposal and they really helped me out the finishing design…read moretogether. Everyone was very sweet and when it came to adding shirts or changing designs after I put my order in they were very helpful and I had no problems . The shirts came out beautiful .

Have been here twice now. First, to have initials monogrammed on a bride-to-be satin sleep set…read more Second, to have a diaper backpack monogrammed with baby's name (to resemble old Miami Marlins logo). Customer service is great! Service is fast and efficient! Highly recommend for all your embroidery needs (plus they have great gifts in-store for last minute shoppers).

Maureen and her staff are fast, friendly and have time and again provided excellent product and…read moreservice. I have referred several people to The Creative Touch and they comment every time on the professionalism and overall quality.

Fashion Era School Uniforms in Baton Rouge is a very efficient supplier for my band uniform shirts…read more I run a professional jazz band in Baton Rouge called the Florida Street Blowhards. They have many polo-style shirts in various colors and button-down long and short-sleeved shirts. They maintain two distinct logos for my band's use. They have also allowed me to bring in my own shirts for logo embroidery. The family owners are extremely courteous and I like them. They take care of my band shirt needs very well. They also have a very loyal school uniform business and are always well stocked.

I have been using their services for years. It's always consistent with a quick turnaround.read more

Excellent location, selection, and very friendly owner. I was able to peruse online and was pleased…read moreat the level of organization and original colorways. Owner answered all my questions and invited me to an event happening soon, which made me feel welcomed.

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The best!! Such a…read moregood selection of canvases and fibers plus they're always willing to help

Today was my first visit to The Elegant Needle. I'm a newbie so I went in not knowing what to…read moreexpect. EVERYONE was so kind and so helpful. It TRULY was an enjoyable experience. So many canvases to choose from. Looking forward to visiting again soon.

We ordered some items. Dan went way out of his way to make sure we had everything before Christmas…read more Awesome customer service and high quality merchandise.

This is a warning to potenial new-hires and customers concerned with the sort of work environment…read morethis business offers. They obviously don't manage their social media effectively since they don't have an official Yelp page. This one is clearly their business, dispite the typo, because both the phone and address information are correct. If not for personal connections the owner, Dan, has with Collegate football, this likely would not be a feasible business at all. I was an overqualified canidate that had the unfortunate luck to be a approached by a recruiter for a job here under false pretenses. Their file management and cyber security will result in a lawsuit one day, and the owner told me to leave before I could even give them the professional warning. This idiot and his entire family followed me out of the building for a screaming match, after I had already made it very clear that I did not respect them or the careless of their workplace. They showed several red flags of an exploitive company from out of the gate, and appeared to take massive advantage of inexperienced designers and free interns from the local design college. They want you desperate to work for them, and they want you work you far below fair market value. In fact in the interview process, the owners ONLY concern was how little he could pay me. The day after I left, I accepted a remote offer for $21 an hour. (Just to emphasize their bogus assessment of my professional worth) New Graphic Designers should beware this position, and your talents would honestly be wasted at Bayou Apparel* which is the proper name of the business anyway.