Bandwagon Merchandise

Bandwagon Merch is an awesome screen printer in the heart of the Crossroads — they have shirts bustling with KC pride, print for some awesome local businesses around town and are flexible to make things happen.
I probably brought the oddest request I could to them and they took it in stride: Make me a KC superhero costume. We have a superhero themed work event and need costumes… Not knowing whether this means pick up a costume at the store or make one, I scheduled an appointment to brainstorm a bit.
I sat with Alyx and Abby and listened to their hilarious and awesome ideas and we landed on «KC Rib Man,» the BBQ man who fights his fights with sweet and spicy BBQ sauce. So much yes.
They put together a fun design and got the shirt in, printed and ready and ahead of the deadline. Furthermore, I told them I found a borderline ridiculous cape and they had me bring it in and did a bonus superhero logo on it at no extra cost.
This is an awesome place, and if you’re just curious what they’re all about I’d recommend popping by here on a First Friday if they have something going on. Highly recommended!

This place is great, I love the staff here and the work is quality. They offer competitive prices for larger orders and will work with you on anything. Abby is a great contact to have here, get in touch with her she will make whatever you need happen if she can!
They print for Boulevard! And a good chunk of the KC tshirts are also printed by them. The company was created by Ryan Beye and the staff takes part in running a non profit for the Ryan Beye foundation. They also print for MADE which is a local KC clothing line. If nothing else go in and check them out and get a quote.

Let me start by saying this — the quality is great. What I’ve eventually gotten has been exactly what I ordered, and the prices are certainly competitive with other places I’ve had work done. Super nice guys and accommodating to questions or help when I needed opinions on what shirts to use or what direction to go.
They need a business manager, or someone who better understands the business and customer service side of running an operation. Or maybe just another person working on it, I’m not exactly sure. Perhaps it’s a manpower issue?
I sent an inquiry email through their site, didn’t hear back for several days and eventually tweeted at them. They responded almost immediately to the tweet and indicated the contact page of their site wasn’t working and they didn’t realize it. Okay, no worries. We got the order in motion.
If they give you a date range, expect it to be the end of the date range or a few days past it. Perhaps rush orders are different — I indicated I wasn’t in a huge hurry on my two orders, but they were still both either over on time or at the tail end of the range. I had to poke a few times to get an update — communication was not a strong suit.
And, I’ve now received an invoice in my email for a balance on an order that was paid in full last April (4 months ago). I’m sure it’s a paypal glitch. Truly, props to them for even accepting paypal because it made collecting money way easier on an order when everyone was paying for their own shirt. But… a bit confusing from the consumer side.
Long story short, I’d work with Bandwagon again, but with the understanding that there will probably be some bumps in the road. The work is good enough to bring me back there, you just have to have the patience to see it through.

Simply put, they do what they say on the tin, and they do it in excellent fashion.
Needed T-​shirts for an event, and needed them done fairly quickly. They walked me through the process — step-​by-​step — turned them around on time, and for a reasonable price. The guys were friendly and the quality was top-​notch.*
But that’s not enough. No, dear Unilocaler, to get a 5-​star, they have to «get it» — that is, they have to that certain something that makes folks go — hey — this was a good experience. You know it when you see it — it’s hard to put into words. These folks get it.
(* What’s the * for? We had to have the shirts done rush, and while they can do that — they can’t always do so. In other words, don’t go in just expecting they’ll get your shirts in a hurry. They’ll tell you how long it’ll take before the sale, and have it done by then.)