Eat More Tees

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T-Shirts, Embroidery, Graphic Designers

1404 Atlas Rd, Columbia, SC 29209

803-794-3000

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Today: 9:00 am - 5:30 pm

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Rhonda G.

10/14/16

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I am a retailer in SC who has a current account with Palmetto Shirt Co, AKA Eat More Tees. I DO NOT recommend this company to anyone. We were promised area protection with their lines of shirts, only to have them open up an account with another retailer on the same street that our business is located on. I made several attempts to have this resolved, but to no avail. The managers and supervisors never returned my calls and the sales rep was extremely rude. Retailers DO your homework - there are many more companies out there with better service, that stand behind their polices and provide area protection!

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Steven W.

12/15/15

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This place is an outlet store so they have loads of deals and discounts. The guy at the counter told me that a lot of the shirts are last season so they are listed lower. Works for me! Great customer service, low deals and their Fripp brand is great for me.

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Jasmine C.

11/30/15

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I'm pretty thorough when I do my research and I have looked at many places to do some custom printing. This place fits the bill and I can't believe the great customer service. Hands down I'll be coming here again! (Thank you Darian!)

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Amanda H.

10/16/15

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Printing was really fast. Great staff. Easy to work with. Shirts were affordable and turned out great.

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What a name! Eat More Tees was formed in 1992 by Richard Burtz, a local Columbia restaurant owner who grew tired of getting overcharged for t-shirts that took 3 weeks to print. He bought all the equipment he needed and hired an old college buddy, Bruce Singletary, to run the business for him. Bruce agreed and began supplying shirts for Richard. One Friday, Bruce had printed several dozen t-shirts for Monterey Jacks, Richard's largest restaurant. The next day when Richard walked in, almost all of the shirts were gone. Richard couldn't hold back! He said, "What's going on? To buy shirts this fast, they must be eating them!" Immediately, the phrase caught attention and his t-shirt printing business became known as Eat More Tees. In 1997, the ownership changed but our customers became hungrier than ever for our t-shirts. Today, in the world of Eat More Tees, Palmetto Trees have pigtails and pink bows, college loyalties are chosen by the grace of God and SC Natives cannot imagine life without grits. We still bend over backwards to please and impress local area groups and businesses with shirts, caps, tote bags, koozies, jackets and even baseball bats, but, we are having a blast creating a new world where Palmetto trees come in multiple colors, wear visors and look like soda bubbles. Even golf clubs and pineapples can look like a Palmetto tree.

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