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    Gowanus Print Lab

    Gowanus Print Lab

    3.2
    (45 reviews)

    Went there in person to see if they could do what I wanted done. They showed me how they print and…read morewere eager to get my business. I thought I'd found a real quality professional screen printing business. Unfortunately they turned out to be anything but. I was charged $5491 for print services in March. They set the timeline of 7-10 business days and could not deliver within their set timeline as the proofing process they state they complete prior to charging had not been completed. They blamed me, the customer for delays. After we were charged and had not approved all proofs I asked why I was charged without receiving proofs as they stated i would review and approve all proofs prior to being charged. My manager/graphic designer called to ask what we could do to on our end to help move this job forward. Sarah, the employee who spoke with my manager began to cry and go through all her problems but would not answer the question. Except to say that they don't really don't do graphic design at all ( she ironically had been introduced to me as the graphic designer) my manager then asked her if she was the in house graphic designer, she replied "no." That was very strange..... The owner Brian called us back and told us to "be nice to his girls" after he accused me of lying and stating that everything was filled out on this quote form that he personally created and that is how he KNOWS I'm lying. After he calmed down I informed him that I never received this "quote form" he said " you never filled out a quote form?" I replied "no" and promptly said "I'll call you back." He called back and i was expecting him to apologize for his accusations. Nope, Brian just continued with no apology for his completely untrue accusation and was very rude blaming my manager for upsetting his staff. I had been present on the call my manager placed and knew that she was in no way rude to anyone at that establishment, in fact she's one of the kindest most pleasant humans I've ever had the pleasure of knowing. I'm sure you are wondering why I didn't go pick up my blanks and tell old Brian to kick rocks but I really needed the screen printing completed and it had already been paid for. They finally completed the proofing process but again missed their deadline of 7-10 business days. I was able to get 1/2 my order by the time they told me everything would be completed. I'm sure that was my fault too according to Brian, whom I've never met. The second 1/2 of my order was beyond messed up and incorrect. In fact they printed a completely different design on my blanks. I've attached a photo the black shirt has a design that was never approved, seen or sized appropriately. The grey sweatshirt has the correct design (it's fairly obvious). I called and spoke to Stephanie the sales manager and pointed out this error she saw what I was talking about and told me to email over photos and number of farmers that were incorrect. I did just that and received no reply from her. I emailed the following week and received a response from good old owner Brian who blames me, the customer again and told me there would be no refund and that was is final answer. Brian seems to be of the mindset that you can blame and bully people after taking their money and anything his business does incorrectly is the customers fault not his. Other reviews indicate this experience is not an isolated event. So if you are looking for a messed up inconsistent printing, full of excuses, insults and finger pointing then this is your place. If you want a professional screen printing business that stands behind their work with integrity and common sense business ethics I would suggest looking elsewhere.

    I signed up and completed the Screen Printing 101 course, which is a fully immersive class into the…read moreworld of screen printing. This class is valued at $425, their most expensive course, and every dollar was worth it! While I learned a ton and found the course to really set a strong foundation for me, I ended the course wanting more, and wanting to take on projects myself, using the print lab. The problem I have with this place is that open studio hours are purely designed for full-time printers and those who have keys to a studio. The labs hours are m-f open til 5PM. Saturday open til 7. Sunday closed year-round. And during the summer, closed on Saturday. So for a good chunk of the year, the lab is only open for open studio hours m-f til 5pm. meh. The course took place in the evening after 7PM. Since I work m-f 9-5, the class worked out great for my schedule, but what's available for me at other times? For those who are looking to pursue a hobby outside of their daily lives, Gowanus Print lab, does not offer such opportunity. They offer 2-day passes (must be used in 2 consecutive days), week passes (same rules apply) and month passes (same rules). They do not offer day passes! Again, designed for full time printers. It's a rip off for those who can only go in for Saturdays. I asked why they don't offer single day passes, and they responded saying it's too hard to keep track of people in the studio. Ok, its 2017, there's an app for that. I inquired why they close on Saturdays during the summer, they said it's too hot for people to work. Are they telling me Saturdays are hotter than other days during the Summer? Honestly, the rules feel outdated, with no interest from staff to cater to ALL people interested in printing. I really loved the course and learned so much. I am dying to stay on top of the printing because it's fresh in my mind and I want to make sure I don't lose what I learned, but Gowanus Print Lab makes it really difficult to do so. I'm sure i'm not the only one with this concern. Advice for the lab: Please offer single day passes- No one understands your policy. If you were in my position, you might understand. Stay open on Saturdays! 'nuff said. And, if it's possible a couple nights a week, to stay open late, that would be dope! If none if this is possible, then please be more explicit with your scheduling and rules, especially to those who pay hundreds of dollars for a single course. And lastly, tell the woman who works the desk on Saturdays to be a bit nicer. Lotta shade coming from her. That is all.

    Radix Printing & Publishing Cooperative

    Radix Printing & Publishing Cooperative

    4.8
    (25 reviews)

    I work for a union in Brooklyn and we've been printing with Radix for about a year and a half now…read more They always deal with my last minute panicked orders and always seem to make things look even better before they get printed. Also, they're just good folks in general.

    Really wanted to give these guys a good review but 2nd time using them, they added an extra logo…read moreinto our event poster/flyer without explicitly telling us they did it. An option was checked by default and it was snuck into the design and because no one was expecting an extra logo to pop up, it got printed. When I noticed this extra logo and called them - they had a terrible attitude, saying most people prefer to have this logo inserted in their work and it's common practice for union printing companies to add extra logos when printing work by default and they've been doing that for 15 years. No remedy was offered and basically said if we want it fixed we would have pay for a new expedited order. If you don't want a printer to be adding their own logo as a default to your work - I would suggest you use someone else. - - - Giving your business negative feedback does not equate to anti-union sentiment please. What a joke. Who taught you how to respond to criticism? Netanyahu? When printers send back digital proof - people are typically checking for color, layout, cutoffs etc. People don't expect your PRINTER to be adding in extra logos to your design.

    Art of Your Mind - graphicdesign - Updated August 2026

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