I carefully designed 4 different t-shirts, using the templates that the website provided. The templates are plentiful and creative... no issues there. However, all 4 shirts arrived substantially different than what we ordered. The company acknowledged some of the errors on each shirt and offered to redo all four shirts, but they also refused to acknowledge two significant errors on two of the shirts and - even though they'd agreed to redo ALL of them, they oddly refused to incorporate these two additional corrections. Mindboggling. You read that correctly, even though they acknowledged that there were errors on all four shirts - and they would redo all four shirts with the corrections that their system caused - they REFUSED to make two adjustments that (they claimed) were in the original order and therefore, since those were my fault they "had to" keep those errors in the re-prints. What? I mean at this point, why wave around the sword of "company policy" when you have to remake the shirts anyway? Do it purely out of goodwill!

When asked about how all of these errors could have occurred, the customer service representative acknowledged that NO ONE reviews the orders. That is, the process is entirely automated: Once you submit the order from their website, it goes straight to digital printing. The issue with all 4 of our shirts (each with a different design) is that we used symbols from the keyboard in lieu of characters or numbers, just to add some clever elements to the slogans or company name. For example we used hash marks / CHEVY\ or accents ~Roll Tide~ using common keyboard symbols. These symbols showed up just fine on the order sheet too (I have screen shots)! But what happens is that each symbol gets converted into gibberish at THEIR End. The representative explained that, they know this is a problem with their computerized printers and they're working to correct the website to warn people not to choose ANY symbols. But because no one reviews these incoming orders (even though they know their printers won't do symbols) the company automatically redoes those shirts, But Only IF you call them to complain AND you can prove it was their fault.

That's great, except in the end, the customer does not get the shirt that they designed because the only thing MyLocker will do is remake the shirt without your cool looking symbols. They will under no circumstances give you a refund, again, even though they KNOW that their printers will screw up your design. PLUS you now have to wait another 10 days for the (boring, ordinary) replacement shirts. And the old t-shirts? Due to the gibberish printed on them they are completely ruined, unwearable... they look ridiculous, nonsensical.

The other problem that happened was that on two of the four templates the block lettering converted to script. It's impossible to read the script. But the rep refused to correct that because, she said, the computer is never wrong. In other words, I(!) must have selected the script because that's the way it arrived to their computers. I tried to point out that I submitted symbols (and those symbols were in my final order sheet too) but those symbols "arrived" at the company's computer converted into gibberish. She had no response to that.

Even though they were redoing these two shirts because of the previous issue (messed up symbols), the rep refused to change the script back to block letters. Her defense was this (and this is the other sneaky low-ball practice): since MyLocker sends out a confirmation with an image of the finalized t-shirts, if they do not hear back promptly, then they will assume those finalized images are correct and nonrefundable. Here's the problem. No where is it clearly stated that YOU must promptly and scrupulously review that email immediately BECAUSE their system is prone to glitching! Nowhere are you pre-warned about the symbols-typos! I order a lot from Amazon, Banana Republic, Target, Costco, etc... I rarely review the "confirmation email" because I have yet to see an order randomly botched this badly (or even at all!). The complaint or warning that I would like to share is this: with MyLocker you need to triple check your submissions AND immediately review the images in the confirmation email. I would also STRONGLY urge you to take a Live VIDEO of your invoice right as you are about to hit "submit" on the order. This is your ONLY proof of how YOU CREATED your t-shirts before the order arrives at their printers, potentially altered.

Of course, the other option is just to order somewhere else. I have since found a local digital printing shop that is very personable; does complete customizing; has a quicker turnaround (because there's no mailing involved) and is about 20% cheaper. They'll even print on to your own shirt//hat/scarf/anything, or you can use one of their shirts. Very cool.

If I could give 0 stars I would. This company is very unprofessional and is NOT customer friendly. The manager refused to take accountability for the company's mistakes and replace the order. She met me half way and would only replace one sweatshirt for my daughter with autism (sever sensory issues). She ordered the replacement in the wrong size. I kindly told her I would mail the wrong size replacement back and it was a mistake on their part. I got a not so friendly defensive e-mail back stating that they will no longer continue to replace my order for me EVEN THOUGH THE REPLACEMENT THEY SENT WAS THE WRONG SIZE. So, they refused to honor the original agreement and even replace the one sweatshirt. They are asserting their power and now making it difficult for me and now I must send ALL the items I ordered back and they will refund my order. All I wanted was for them to correct their mistake, instead I was made out to be a difficult customer and I can't send the entire order back as I threw the wrong items out as they said they didn't need them back, I only have the wrong size replacement. So now, they refuse to correct my order (even though it was their mistake) and I can't get my money back because they will not do it without me mailing the entire order back which I can't do because the originally told me they didn't want them back, so I threw them out. This has been a nightmare and Kim from mylocker will just argue with you and not accommodate the customer. I also asked for the owners name or to have someone higher up contact me and I was told she was the highest.

The worst thing about this is that I sent a heartfelt message explaining my daughter's disabilities and that she was very excited for this sweatshirt. This is for a middle school student and their website defaults to adult sizes, so they claimed it was my fault. Anyway, She became uncontrollably upset when the sweatshirt was too big and I was able to calm her down because (after much arguing) they agreed to replace only one sweatshirt for her. They then didn't properly read my e-mail and reordered the wrong size, when the replacement size came and it was too small the meltdown was worst than the first (she is about 6 years behind mentally and has severe sensory issues and fixates on certain things and this sweatshirt was a big deal to her. Mylocker didn't care, in fact the refused to take accountability for sending the replacement in the wrong size and NOW basically told me they won't replace it in the right size, I must mail ALL my items back to get a refund of money and if I want it in the right size, I have to go back on their website and redesign it and reorder it and start all over again! What? They were going to replace it but they won't take accountability they sent it in the wrong replacement size and now are refusing to work with me and blaming this on me. Worst customer service experience I have ever had in my entire life. I am appalled that they wouldn't be more understanding that this is for a child with autism. This is going on 3 weeks of arguing with them and my daughter is so sad everyone else has spirit wear and she doesn't. Now, my locker won't even work with me anymore and my daughter is devastated as she has been eagerly awaiting the replacement and she took the time to design it and everything which was a huge accomplishment for her. Really an uncaring company.