I found On the Cuff through my mom. I had a Christmas gift I wanted monogrammed. The inside of…read morethe story is very cozy and crafty looking. Just in glancing around they sell clothing, a few totes and a few other items. The person I worked with was very attentive and took the time to make sure I picked the right color, font and size. I picked up the blanket a week later and very happy with the results. I think my cousin is going to love it! Highly recommend stopping in if you want to personalize something for someone special.

This place is kinna pricey; I can b a but much concerning embroidery, especially if its your first…read moretime encountering my embroidery needs; however, service was ok & this might just be my new, local embroider (which speaks volumes if you understand my embroidery needs, you'd understand).

Tammy Does NOT know what she's doing!!…read more First and foremost, Tammy did not flash my shirts. A screen printer flashes shirts before screen printing to keep the dark fibers of the shirt from showing through the ink. When I went to ask Tammy for a refund, Tammy said her shirts look that way because I brought her shirts that were 50% cotton/50 Polyester blend instead of 100% cotton. Having 100 % cotton shirts does not have anything to do with how a screen print job comes out. I told her what type of shirts I buy and she never said anything. "Well, I didn't know that you didn't know that!" If you see the shirts in person you could easily see that the quality of the printing was inconsistent. She even used 2 different shades of red. I told her that the "P" was cut off on my "Pice Be Steel" Shirt. According to her no one would notice. It looks like trash. The ink is super thick on some shirts, too thin on others... I had to add a band aid to shirts so that I can try to recover some of my money by selling them as defects. I asked her why my name was bleeding together on the sleeves and why it was positioned so high when I showed her what I wanted. She said that that's how it had to come out. She also said that her staff is trained to keep printing shirts even if they don't look right. I swear. She told me that my order was large and they were just trying to get it done. I asked her why she didn't just tell me how many she could make correctly! These weren't shirts for a family reunion, she gave me trash merchandise that I'm now stuck with. She also charged me a rush fee but never told me my shirts were ready. Every time I went to get my shirts no one knew where my paper work was. The box was literally sitting there, but Tammy didn't leave any instructions for my shirts when she went to Vegas for weeks at a time to shoot pool. It took me over a month to get all the trashy looking shirts she made because I happened to catch her there. Next time I will find a print shop that will tell me that they're having a problem with my order. A normal business would be too embarrassed to let these shirts leave out of their shop.

The owner and her daughter are very rude and have poor customer service. Please shop else where for…read moreprinted T-Shirts.

I am one of the owners of Denton Truck and Auto Parts in Denton, Texas…read more We had been looking for a few months to find a good screen printing and embroidery shop to handle our logo wear. San Bay was the one we selected because of (1) their willingness to use our existing electronic files to create their print patterns and stitch programs, (2) the samples the did for us looked amazing, (3) the prices quoted were very reasonable compared to the local competition, and (4) the speed of delivery was flipping amazing. On the final point, most of the competition was saying a 2-week minimum to obtain the finished goods. San Bay was able to deliver in a week. The final product looks really good, even in the intricate detail areas of our logo. We will be a returning customer.

I order shirts from San Bay Studio a few times a year for the Knights of Columbus. They always do…read moregreat work. We have several styles of shirt and logo on file with them so I can just shoot them an email with size info and they crank them out just fine. In fact I have an order I need to pick up from them today.

First time ever was a large waste of time. The store was horribly stocked with much of their stuff…read morebeing in boxes and completely inaccessible. Order off Amazon and save your money and time.

Little Denton Jo-Ann's. This tiny shop has been here for so long I just want to pat it on the head…read moreand give it a cookie. They sell your basic sewing goods and patterns, and as a design student I've made many a hasty trip here to grab some buttons or boning before they close. I'm surprised the company hasn't opened a bigger store, like the one in Lewisville, here in Denton. We have two universities in town that both have fashion design programs, so I can personally assure them that it would be worth their time. They don't sell much fabric outside of the quilter's cotton prints and polyester/rayon "silky" blends. Please, please do not waste your money on anything that claims to be "silk" or "wool" on the label. These are made with what looks, and feels, like the lowest grade material and can cost 4x as much an Armani silk or Calvin Klein wool at Golden D'Or in Dallas. No, it's not the fabrics that make me appreciate Jo-Ann's. It's the fact that it's right around the corner from me, and when I'm out of fusing or whatever (like I am now) I can make a quick trip and be back to my sewing machine in 15 minutes.

Wonderful store, not far from the Historic Downtown Square in Denton, Texas. I had not sought out…read moreto come here, however I noticed it when driving around looking for a parking spot and decided to stop in and check the place out. The person working at the store was friendly and welcoming when I came in. When I told her I was just checking stores out she told me to make myself at home and let her know is I have any questions. As I looked around I noticed several artistically made items. From a set of glasses made from Topo-Chico bottles to handmade Chap Stick, this place had a nice variety of items to choose from. I also noticed while I was there that this place offers arts and crafts classes right in the middle of the store. They also keep some items out on the table to entertain children while their parents shop. It was nice and refreshing to find a store like this, and I plan to visit them on future visits!

Such a cool little shop. My first visit just happened to be on first Friday. They were hosting a…read morefree craft event. So much fun. Shop, craft, socialize. Friendly & knowledgeable staff made me feel welcome.

The staff are extremely friendly and helpful in finding materials and tools need for your projects…read more They are continuing to practice safety procedures with mask wearing of staff and customers. There are classes taught regularly (with safety precautions) and a wonderful community for sit and sew. I have made this shop my new sewing home and truly love it!

Friendly, well stocked with fun fabrics, and a knowledgeable, friendly staff. My favorite quilt…read morestore. Also has a vert talented long-arm quilter in the store.

Fantastic custom work. Their products are of great quality & reasonable price. Offer excellent…read morecustomer support. I highly recommend this store. I will be taking a lot more of my business to this store in the future. Thanks again FW Promo

Went to Marc in 1996 for a college t-shirt. And then again in 2019 for college reunion shirt. One…read moreof my friends wore the original shirt and it still looks good!! So happy with the service and the products through the years. Thanks Marc!