This is my local quilt shop and it's wonderful. Lucy went above and beyond to help get my sewing…read moremachine in working order. The selection of fabric is great and the service is friendly and knowledgeable. Lucy may have to get a larger space soon because the store is packed with beautiful things!

Best shop, lots of best lines including Kaffe and Tilda. We take a day trip just to go to this…read moreplace along w good local lunch @ Brick House. Cafe.

Love working with custom logo. They always do a good job. I've been using them for about 12 years…read more Conn Hayden

From the owner: Custom logos has been providing custom promotional items since 2002. We ship anywhere in the US…read more Our Services: Custom screen printed and embroidered graphics on clothing, pens, cups, notepads, key chains, and more!

These guys do great work. They can take a horrible piece of artwork and turn it into a beautiful…read moretshirt! They are fast, courteous, and affordable. I'm so glad i can support the local "little guy" with confidence!

I have had Action T-shirts do shirts, hats, and even iPad covers! No one (not even Apple or the…read moreforums on Apple) could tell me if the covers could be imprinted with name on them. We were printing for our entire leadership team. I took them to Eric, he reviewed the material and felt sure they would be good to go through the heat. Not only did they turn out well, but the lettering is as clear as they were the day I got them! And it's been 6 years since we had them done! No peeling, flaking, etc. Great place to take your business!

Top notch embroidery business with my shirts they're gotten back in four days staff is friendly…read moregood pricing will use them again

From the owner: Peg's Embroidery was started as a home based business by Peggy Rozell in 1968. In 1991 Pat Rice and…read moreher husband Bill purchased the business and moved it to a commercial location. Bill Rice passed away 1993. In the fall of 1996, Pat Hamilton merged her embroidery business (Monogram Express) with Peg's Embroidery and our growth began. We have grown from a shop with one six head and one single head machine to a shop with over 50 embroidery heads. Located in the suburbs of Richmond Virginia, Peg's Embroidery is a premier contract & custom embroidery facility. Large embroidery production capacity-superior level of quality control. Call today!

Bad quality t shirts, overpriced and bad customer service. the perfect place to go to and get…read morescammed

I was in desperate need of custom socks for an event after a Etsy vendor failed to deliver. The…read moremanager at T- Mania was willing to work with me on my design and prepare the socks in time. I appreciate great custom service.

The service, selection, value and very friendly, helpful staff, keep me coming back. It's a little…read moretrek for me, as I live in Chesterfield County, but it's always worth the trip.

When it comes to yarn in Richmond proper, this is definitely a place where you'll find a wide…read moreselection of prices, brands, colors, and textures. Considering that there are only two other yarn stores in the greater Richmond area, it's nice to know that there's something for everyone if you're in Richmond proper. You may also find a range of customer service. The first time I went in, I felt very welcomed by the staff members and they answered all of my questions. I was happy to make my purchase. This is what prompted me to return. The second time I went in, the staff member at the register was chatting with an exiting customer about the election. I don't mind a political disagreement or difference but I do mind vindictive racially charged whispers. If your hand is over your mouth as you gleefully lean into your inner mean girl, a part of you knows that what you said isn't entirely classy. Your candidate winning does not excuse bad manners or a lack of decorum. However, it's low form to wish the losing candidate ill, and to hope that they go back to the hole they crawled out of. Wow. It just goes to show that age is not associated with class. Folks are entitled to their opinions, but if you're a staff member hoping to make a sale, it's probably best to keep that under wraps or at least away from your workplace. Not classy, not demure, not mindful at all, and definitely not the kind of behavior that would make America great ... at any point. Note: I do not believe that this staff member reflects the entirety of the others. I do think that, had it not been the day after the election, this person may have been less likely to be less mindful of others in the store. That said, big moments in history do reveal our true character, and I hope this staff member takes the time to be more empathetic and aware of their surroundings the next time they are at their workplace.

This is where mom and I have gone to get our machines cleaned (though since I have a singer, I need…read moreto find somewhere else) and checked out/serviced and the service is absolutely phenomenal. Friendly staff, great sewing class selection and when they offer sales and promotions, definitely worth it! They know about the machines they sell, and more importantly, if you're looking for a machine they know what you do and don't need. They ask questions and probe for details, and while they make suggestions, if you say you don't need something, they listen. Lots of tools for both sewing and quilting, as well as embroidery, the side walls are always fun to browse.

You need a great machine or a spool of quality thread, the staff is helpful and so glad to answer…read moreany questions. Be sure to ask about classes, as the variety of things to learn is fun. And don't forget to get that extra sewing machine you have stored away to their technician Now, cause when your current machine starts to act up you will want your backup ready and in working order.

Hobby Lobby is amazing! I went to get Valentine stickers, bought bath towel sets, Christmas candy…read morefor gifts, drawer organizer, and other items. I wish they had a store in Newport News area.

Framing department guy was rude, I just asked a question about how far out it took to get something…read moreframed and if I could get sooner, It was a simple question no reason to be rude. I asked some other questions and he could not care less about actually 'helping the customer".