TeePublicReviews 2,325

I ordered two shirts from TeePublic/ Spacestuffplus.
The designs on the shirts are very chintzy! They are NOT designed by artists. They are simply scans of patches that are enlarged and superimposed onto a t-shirt. (Not screened at all.) They are very cheap looking. The colors do not "pop", and the edges are blurred/bleeding. On one of the shirts it is so obvious that it is a digital photograph. (You can even see the merrowed edge of the patch, and the twill pattern.)

One shirt was a Gildan Hammer heavyweight cotton that I guess I can wear when I mow the lawn. The other was Canvas brand. It was so lightweight I don't know if it will even make a decent rag.

I ordered 5 XL teeshirts with different artwork Drumming, didgeridoo, and Disk Golf designs. All 5 shirts the printing is light in intensity or faded looking. No invoice came with my shipment so I am unable to contact the seller to ask for replacements or a refund. We are not happy with the quality or customer service. I will never order anything from TeePublic again. It would be less aggravating to give $$$ instead of them TeeShirt Gifts... It's embarrassing for me and a disappointment to the one receiving the gift!

Too bad... seem like nice people with a great idea but just not in touch with how to produce and sell a quality product. If your purchase, be prepared to be dissatisfied. Here's one reason why:
The pictures of the products they display are not anything like their end product, then they give reasons like "We are a small company offering a marketplace for independent artists to sell their artwork. The artists who use our marketplace retain complete control over their artwork, which grants them the freedom to decide what to upload as well as the products offered for their designs including the colors."
Look at the picture... the shirt I ordered from their site is on the left. The one I got is on the right.

I ordered a sticker on the first of last month. The tracking information said that the tracking number was invalid. I ordered from Marietta OH, and the tracking information on the email they sent said my sticker was out for delivery in Columbus OH. I contacted customer support and they got back to me right away. I told them about my situation and they confirmed my address and reshipped my item. This shipment didn't take as long as the other but that same item also went Columbus, even after I confirmed my address!

So I just ordered about $200 worth of sweatshirts from this website on 2/24 without doing an internet background check on them. I got an email on 2/27/20 stating that my shirts had shipped. When I clicked the tracking number, UPS said it wasn't a valid tracking number. That struck me as odd because any other tracking number I get from any other company never gave me that message before. I noticed the email had in small print 'it can take up to 48 hours for shipping information to be received' or something to that effect and that was, again, weird.

So now my spidey senses start tingling and I hit up good ol' Google and asked the know-it-all was Teepublic a legit website and I ended up here, in a sea of negative comments. I have not had a bad experience with them yet but based on the reviews, rough sailing ahead. I'm going to bummed if $200 went to waste.

I say all that to get to this point. I've been noticing a trend of websites ripping people the $#*! off. I almost gave Flight Club, which I always thought was a reputable company, $800 until I read the reviews. Would anybody be interested in starting a class-action lawsuit against Teepublic. I know there has to be a case to be had against them if enough people are willing to sign up for it. It pisses me off seeing all these negative reviews knowing I'm about to be in the same boat while some $#*! is getting rich off of it. $#*! that. Hit them where it hurts and make other companies take notice and think twice about cheating us.

Not sure if replies can be made to this but if you think class action is the way hit the 'helpful' button.

Boarding independent artist is great it's a company actually pays them a decent portion of each T-shirt sold. I have no idea how that works, but I'm very disappointed with the quality of the T-shirt. It is literally the cheapest Dennis T-shirt I've ever purchased. After just one wash it started to develop a little bubbles and beans a fabric on it that looks like a sweater that needs to be shaved. It's a shame because the artist work is so phenomenal it would've been a classic T-shirt

Let me start by saying I love the concept of TeePublic and its great they support artists.
That being said the actual company is horrible! I would rate them zero if it allowed! They never answer their phone, and it takes them up to 5 days to reply to email. When they do respond, it's only with another question or request to you the customer!

I purchased 5 tee's on 12/******* and paid the $30 expedited shipping to have them before Christmas. Of course they arrived after, which wasnt the big issue.

The issue was they sent the wrong size of one of the shirts. So I emailed them letting them know this. They responded 4 days later asking for a picture, so I sent a clear pic of the tag showing the wrong size. They email me back in another 4 days saying they now need pics of it laying flat with a tape measure across the chest to show the size! Are you freaking kidding me!

Then I washed the shirts on cold and tumble dry no heat. They came out destroyed with horrible quality. I sent in pics twice and they keep asking me for more!

I finally had it with them and told them to keep their crappy shirts and my money as I would be leaving this review to hopefully spread word not to waste your money with these people!