The worst experience I've ever had. The customer service was useless. Extremely overpriced for the…read morequality of the garments. Turnaround times were a joke. Paid a lot of money for shirts for an event that I didn't get in time. Was pretty much told that it's not their problem. Definitely won't do business with them ever again. Don't waste your time or money with them. There are other print shops in town that do better work. And actually print them in the timeframe they promise. How Shirts Up have stayed in business this long is baffling!!

I have ordered Band Shirts and stickers from them and have been pretty satisfied. They have a…read morereally good working knowledge of Photoshop and design in general. They were able to spruce up my design a bit as well as designing our stickers from scratch. They turned out great, on time, and in budget. My only words of advise are...... Go into the location to get your project started. I had some issues initially trying to get info over the phone and email, but from the moment I walked in, the ball began rolling nicely. Overall- Great staff and quality work!

I was told they could only make 100+ yard signs I needed 20-30, said they are more of large…read morebuisness company not a mom n pops printing store. I said say less I have 50 signs double sided 2 color with stakes $260. I tried to support local . mike piccata said they were good folks. to the rich

I know, I know. A review of a sign company?…read more A sign company is an odd business, not something people usually get excited about. It's more like a chore than a pleasure to shop there. It's not like you're buying the iPhone 8. Let's be honest, you're buying signs. They are probably for work. This could easily be a mediocre 3-star review, BUT: These folks are sharp, super-sharp! I needed some signage (a LOT of signage) in a bind and they got it done, just when they said they would, and for cheaper than anyone else in town! Really, what more could you want? I've since used them 3 additional times and I always get the same impeccable service and lightning-fast email replies. If you're looking to get signage/printing done in town, you can stop your search, this is your place!

a family run business that takes the time to help a customer out. great quality and prices…read moreAsk for Star. She gets it done

They did a couple jobs for my office and although I am sure we were not the easiest to work with,…read morethey were more than amazing and both jobs were done wonderfully. I would use them for my personal printing and will definitely continue using them for any work related needs.

My boss told me to get 20 copies of a corporate safety dvd made by 4PM today. I rushed over to…read moreKinkos where they informed me that they do NOT make copies of videos, but, luckily, they directed me to Buzzbizz Studios. Located downtown they are only a couple blocks away from my work. I always feel bad walking into a business and telling them that my emergency is super important and they have to get it down NOW, but the folks at Buzzbizz were super helpful and said that they would get started on it right away. I dropped it off at 10:30 a.m. and they had the videos done by 12 p.m. I definitely recommend working with Buzzbizz for all your media needs!

My wife and I had them print some flyers for us. The quality was good and the design process was…read morepainless. Some of the better pricing for these services in AK.

Uncommunicative. Slow. They never returned my voicemail, and then when I called back and finally…read moregot someone, they passed me off to another sign shop with a single sentence e-mail. Really disappointed.

I went in there, to have some company hats embroidered. Not only did they go out of their way to…read morehelp me, they were very knowledgeable, nice, understanding and insightful. 10 out of 10. Even more excited to have some company shirts embroidered next time, looking forward to it. The Wizard of Oz of Logos and embroidering. Serigraphics, you had me at hello.

I highly recommend their services. Great guys and fair prices. Quality vehicle wraps!read more

The Anchorage PRESS is our beloved free weekly paper. Focused primarily on arts, entertainment and…read morebeer (the Dr. Fermento beer reviews are a must read) the paper has progressed and improved with the addition of the talented political reporting / writing of Brendan Joel Kelly. Layout / look / feel: 3 out of 5 The PRESS is a fairly simple and straightforward paper from a design perspective, something that I find very comforting. Weekly papers from other cities and states really push the boundaries of newspaper design / graphic design / layout and can be a pain the butt to read. The PRESS is easy on the eyes and on the mind, albeit a tad bit boring. But that's fine for layout. Advertising: 2 out of 5 There are an abundance of ads in the PRESS but the ads tend to be good and useful. I learn about most of the upcoming shows & events not from the Events Calendar in the paper, but from the ads I see in the paper. While I would want to see fewer ads, I understand that advertising is how these people make money so it's a good, delicate balance. Content: 4 out of 5 As I mentioned already, the Dr. Fermento reviews and Brendan Joel Kelly articles are not to be missed. Kristia DeGeorge and Scott Christensen do a good job with their editorials and reporting, and the feature articles are almost always a good read. The Blotter is entertaining as well. Comics & crossword: 3 out of 5 The comics are pretty average except for Perfect World which always gets me. I miss the Lee Post comics. Crosswords from the Press are about as difficult as the Tuesday or Wednesday NYT crossword puzzle, albeit a bit longer.

Elitist, self-important drivel. Who are they writing this for? What was once a reliable…read moreentertainment rag slash social calendar has devolved into a repetitive unreadable collection of ads and hope-to-shock blurbs. Yawn. Especially big yawn to the annual "Press Picks" - where they provide boring categories with obvious (do I have a choice?) winners who are, unsurprisingly, Press advertisers. Does this reflect poor management or the fact that Anchorage lacks a vital entertainment scene? Hard to say. All I know is that I don't read it, and on occasions that I do grab a copy, I do so quickly and hope no one saw.