Great work! Will use again. He communicated well and made great recommendations to blend the colors…read moreof the logo

I had my work jacket embroidered and had nothing but compliments! Good pricing and turn around time!read more

Bret and his team at SC Embroidery has been doing all of my custom work on hats, shirts and jackets…read morefor me for about 25 years. They have also done stickers for me. Hands down I wouldn't trust anyone else with my silk screen, embroidery or stickers. Their prompt service and reasonable prices put them at the top. I'd recommend them to anyone that needs custom work done or any promotional items!

From the owner: South Carolina Embroidery, founded in 1995, specializes in custom commercial embroidery and screen…read moreprinting. We have a professional staff of sales people, artists and machine operators working hard to provide our customers with the absolute best products and services. With over 20 years of experience in promotional products, South Carolina Embroidery has established a reputation for service and quality with our valued customers. Our in-house screen printing and embroidery departments enable us to provide prompt service for both large and small orders. We have continually upgraded and expanded all aspects of custom decorating, drop-shipment, fulfillment services and especially our art department capabilities. South Carolina Embroidery, headquartered in Columbia, South Carolina, uses state-of-the-art embroidery computer software designed to create custom artwork or adapt your logo/design for application to the garment of your choice. We offer a wide range of quality brand name garments in many styles to include ( but not limited to ): Polo shirts, sweatshirts, T-shirts, aprons, towels, jackets, denim, twill shirts, and caps.

I called last Thursday to sign up for a sewing class; I have a sewing machine, I dont know how to…read moresew, my Mom sewed and was amazing at it, lets do this!!!!! My number was taken and I was told the instructor wasn't in, but would call me back. Called Monday, (I didn't receive my callback), I was told the instructor was there, but was with customers. My number was taken once again. I was told she has my number and will call me soon. Today is Thursday, still nothing. I know the symptoms of bad business, so. on Tuesday I found the Fiberworks Sudio at the Richland County library. My orientation is tomorrow, and the lessons are FREE!. Closed doors can be a VERY good thing! Thank you unresponsive person, you saved me money! And if your responsiveness is an indicator of your teaching prowess, I would say I dodged a bullet. Thank you!

Visited these folks because I wanted to support a local business and needed to replace my sewing…read moremachine. Unfortunately, the previous negative reviews on Yelp were spot-on. I have around 20 years of experience in quilting and garment sewing, and I'm a strong sewist, but intentionally stick to advanced beginner / intermediate garment patterns for my own enjoyment and mostly use cotton lawn / gauze / flannel. I explained this to the sales rep and clarified that I am looking for a low-end Janome with as few digital features as possible (computerized machine repairs cost the same amount as the machine itself at this price point). First she said, "Well, I'm going to have you try out the computerized ones anyway so you don't regret not trying them." I explained that I am familiar with computerized machines already -- I prefer the mechanical models. This woman responded, "Why are you afraid of a computerized machine?" Talk about alienating the customer. I've been treated with more respect by a car salesman. The woman then tried to sell me a machine for heavy duty sewing. I explained I did not want something that could tear through cotton lawn (and cost extra $$$$ for no additional value to me.) Her response? "Well, you might want to mend jeans, and you couldn't do that with a lightweight machine." She did admit she didn't have the Janome options I would likely want, and I appreciated that honesty, but the whole exchange felt like I was being treated like a child who was about to discover that I DID actually need and want everything I spent 20 years figuring out I did not need and want in a machine for simple garment sewing. Bottom line: if you are over 50 and have $1k to spend, you may have a positive experience because you've got the years and money to get some respect from these people. Otherwise, do your research and buy elsewhere. I ended up getting what I wanted on Amazon. Not an authorized Janome dealer, but the website didn't question my intelligence so. Worth it.

Great people. Greatly appreciate the help on our recent project. These guys helped me wrap my race…read morecar, expedite sponsor prints my fire suit, and will be doing my merch from now on. Thank you all very much!

Local business. Very clean embroidery work and the printing on their promo products is much more…read moredurable than the other company's I've tried.