Great service for members of law enforcement. If you want anything special, they will find it for…read moreyou.

I am giving this business 2 stars. It's not that the staff isn't friendly. It's not that it's not…read morea convenient location. Because both are true. I visited this shop mid July for sizing for new uniforms. The new company I work for has an account here. My initial impression was great. The staff was helpful and helped me pick out everything I needed. I was informed that I would receive a phone call when my uniforms were ready for pick up.. I was reassured that I would have what I needed prior to my start date 2 weeks away. One week goes by. No call. Ok. I gave it a few more days. Call them a few days later. Apparently my uniform pants are a size they do not carry and they had to send out. Everything else I needed was carried in the store awaiting embroidery and patching. I was informed again. I would receive a call for pickup. After delaying orientation because I was still without a uniform after waiting 2 weeks, staff told me that the shirts would be ready later that day.. I had a family member arrive at the store at the designated time to pick up and was told 'please come back in 2 hours'. My family member told me she had the impression that they weren't told about this at all. 2 hours later.... Shirts were completed. Still outstanding pants, fleece and winter jacket. So... Here I am today... Order is still incomplete. I was given shirts and a belt. I have called weekly for updates and given the excuses 'ups hasn't arrived yet' 'ups sent it to the wrong place..' Here is my advice... If your company has an account here and this is the only place you may get your uniforms, get fitted ASAP. As u can see from above I have been waiting 1 1/2 months and don't see an end in sight.

I bought 2 custom made t-shirts from this place. Service is decent, good quality, not great. The…read moreseam came out of the bottom of my t-shirt only 1 year after I bought it. I'd still go back. I have 2 other t-shirts I wanna get.

Press & Release is local and very reasonable with their prices. Travis was very easy to work with…read moreand provided very prompt responses. We ordered hats from Press & Release and everything came out fantastic. I made the mistake of misunderstanding his turn-around time thinking it was shorter than what it was initially quoted for, and rather than assigning blame, Travis did everything he can to get us our hats at the time we had expected. He delivered with prompt and friendly service. Going to be ordering from Press & Release moving forward! Thanks Travis!

I wanted to have my wife's old college name 'Stockton College' embroidered on an brand new,…read moreole-school, heavy-weight, double-knit Champion sweatshirt like the old-raggy-one she was still wearing with the little C above the left cuff. Since Flexy didn't sell this brand of sweatshirt, I got one online. The first night I went to inquire about its cost, Rob told me $40 for the embroider work, but when I actually went back it was a different person with a different price of $30. yea! for me i guess. I actually took the time to measure each character font with vernier calipers from the original sweat shirt and draw it to scale in AutoCAD. I also saved it as a .pdf and jpeg. It was a simple collegiate lettering with the top letters in an arch and the bottom letters straight across. The machines computer at the store didn't like it. I guess it saw open ends and it didn't know how to interpret that. So I suggested that he just manually close the open-ended borders by manually re-drawing the open ends in their program. We got it to virtually fill in the letters as it should have. So I spent about $65 for material and labor. After my wife wore it a few days, it started pulling. I returned it and the younger (19yo) Lebanese kid was cutting all the loose ends flush...and tried handing it back to me like that.. They said it would have been better to digitize it which was another $30. This wasn't clearly explained when I took it in for the initial estimate, which woulda been nice. Long story short, they got me a much lighter weight sweatshirt and instead of getting it embroidered, I opted to have them screen print it. They didn't charge me for the second printed sweatshirt and didn't modify the first embroidered one, but I got them both back. So from a business perspective, they totally did the right thing in trying to make it right. They offered to embroider the second sweatshirt, but I didn't want to risk the pulling happening on that shirt too. If you have some intricate lettering (I didn't think it was that intricate tbh) I would pay the extra to get it digitized. I didn't fully understand how that machine worked and figured by closing the open ends of my drawing, it would be fine. It was fine, but didn't embroider it tight enough and so it pulled. Whereby, if digitized, it would have stitched it tighter and wouldn't have so easily pulled. My wife is happy as a lark because she has two new ones now. A happy wife is a happy life, right?! haha

Incredibly over priced and the reviews of their work were awful... did my own embroidering for free…read moreat a Makerspace