Games People Play — Local services in Austin

Well I ordered an All stars tank top to support the All Stars Austin Team and my nephew who plays in the league and first off they email me letting me know my orders ready but then come to find out they ordered me a 2XL instead of an XL... which they apologized and corrected the order by letting me keep the oversized one and assured me they'd be making my order to the right size.... which I was at first pretty happy about until I made several calls and weeks went on and no one who I spoke to knew anything about my shirt... the first time they emailed me about my order and now I haven't heard anything... finally one day I call again and they tell me to call back the next day and ask for Terry.. so I do an he says yup your order is here and ready ( by this time the season is about half over) so I reply by saying is this routine practice?? I called to check my order several times and nothing?? To find out it's been ready all this time?? He says no it's not routine but must've gotten forgotten with all the orders... no apology just "it's here and you can pick it up" gee thanks!!! So I do pick it up the next day and it's not even the same designed shirt I ordered... and the print is so that the whole shirt bunched in the middle... and there's no stars on it and the bats are missing part of their print... I'm so upset.... I will never order a print from...

Games People Play is an incredible local store that does a great job printing apparel for Austin High, Lyle, Southland, and more! They also handle custom orders with care and precision, and their boot store has a solid selection of safety and work boots. The staff is what really makes the experience—they’re always helpful, super friendly, and willing to go the extra mile. It’s great having a place like this in the community....

Best selection in Austin and competitive prices. The staff are incredibly kind, helpful and accommodating. We recently bought an Under Armor backpack there, but first checked the price on Amazon Prime. Games People Play was even $1 less...