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  December 01, 2019, by Stephen Green
  I run a small business in town where I give out shirts to new students. I have a logo on the back and a pocket logo on front. My old t-shirt shop, though reliable, would put me on the bottom of the pile at times for larger orders. So after a really long delay on a small order I decided to try another shop. I should have stayed at the delaying shop at least I would have my t-shirts. Day 1: Go in with graphics and sample shirt in hand. Write out all the paper work. Please note that I am quite the computer guy and my files were in several formats (PNG, Adobe Illustrator, etc). The first shop I had in town had ZERO issue and just ran with the graphics. I had the graphics PROFESSIONALLY done by a local artist when I first opened my business. They weren't done by me or my wife doing a half job on graphics. So a few weeks later I actually decide to order shirts. This means that they had the information and the graphics for a few weeks before I actually decided to order. Day 1: Go in. Order shirts. Down payment. Good to go. Week 2: No word so I call. We need an example shirt (why didn't you call me to tell me that? Also I had brought one in initially and she took notes). Which just means she lost the details on the the positioning etc on the shirts. Fine. New shop, give them some grace because you do that for both a new business and me being a new customer. Week 4: Call. Having problems with the Graphic. Cant seem to get the colors to separate. Hmm. Well no one else had that problem but she is sending it to a friend that knows graphics well. (Shouldn't this be her?) Week 6: They call. Going to have to refund your deposit. My friend cant work the graphic. Horrible shop. They don't know what they are doing. Rather than keep you posted or actually letting you know they need X and Y to finish the process they will delay, ask for X, delay again, ask for Y. Save your money and your time. Go somewhere else. So I have these kids at my martial arts school asking for their shirts which is part of the sign up deal, and I have to keep telling them no no no not yet not yet not yet. Its infuriating that a tshirt shop can not seem to print a tshirt that another shop did easily. Might I suggest to the owners that you either verify the graphic that you don't know how to use before taking an order or take a few courses on Adobe Illustrator (that was one of the formats).