Personalized Paraphernalia

Casey Manchester★★★★★11 months ago

I cannot say enough wonderful things about this embroidery shop! I had something embroidered with the wrong date, and they were able to completely fix it and redo it so perfectly you would never know the error was ever there. The quality of their work is absolutely flawless. On top of that, they were so kind, generous, and incredibly speedy. I was blown away by how quickly everything was done without sacrificing any detail. I will definitely be coming back for more embroidery in the future. Highly recommend!

Diane schilke★★★★★2 months ago

I went to the store yesterday and needed some monogramming for a last-minute gift. I spoke with Laura, the owner, and she accommodated my rush and they came out beautiful.

Luis Diaz★★★★★2 years ago

The team here at Personalized Paraphernalia is communicative and professional through every step of the process. Their work on our company polos and beanies came out amazing! I recommend them to anyone in Somerset county looking to have some custom merch created.

Louis Pizzigoni IV★★★★★2 years ago

Laura, Ashley and their team are knowledgeable and very easy to work with. From Varsity Jackets to work shirts and everything in between, they have it handled. They have done all the work for my business including Jackets, Polos and Button downs and they came out impeccable. Highly recommend!

Lar P★★★★★11 years ago

Last spring I volunteered for a local high school girl's booster club board and we worked with this establishment on several team orders. This is what I think of them, as compared to their other local competition, which I have also had dealings with: Overall quality - no better than their local competition. Overall service - no better than their local competition. Prices - higher than their local competition. Additionally, unlike their competition, they do not employ a website to collect team spirit wear orders or payments. The owner defends this practice, as she told me why she still believes hand out order forms are the correct way to collect orders and money. Personally, this makes no sense to me in this smart phone/instant-online/order access age. Why would anyone still want to be handling scores of order forms and checks in 2014? Finally, it appears the owner and I had a 'miscommunication' and/or 'misunderstanding' with a solicitation of a $100 donation to our booster club. After our club had made it clear that we would be doing business with her establishment, I initially thought that I had solicited a donation with her in late winter, since at that time she informed me that she would get the donation out in the mail by the end of the week. Well, weeks passed and during this time I had left her a few nice voice mail messages, during non-business hours, with my contact information and asking her for a status as to her donation, to which she still never replied. Then, when another board member was picking up an order, the owner was asked about her missing donation, to which she replied that she never agreed to make a donation with me as she "likes to establish a relationship with her clubs first". I guess I just dreamt about our initial meeting and that she agreed to donate $100 to our local high school girl's booster club. Thus, due to all of the above, I must question the owner's integrity and personally in the future will just use the local competition for these commodity items, or even one of the many businesses up on the web.