Los Angeles Dye & Wash Co

My company used Los Angeles Dye & Wash Co and it was not a good experience. We screen printed some shirts for a customer and than wanted to wash them to soften the prints. The job was a couple weeks late ands we had to call over and over again. They washed the sweatshirts with t-​shirts creating lint on everything. Not any kind of lint but lint that you cannot remove by hand and it was everywhere. I spoke to Evan and he told me to buy a lint removal tool and we did and after a bunch of hours it was still not great. Evan was well aware that we are not experienced washing printed goods after printing so telling us about this lint issue would have been key. I emailed Evan a couple times about the issue and he never even replied. Stay away from this place.

I’m a clothing manufacturer. I make a lot of woven shirts, leggings, and jeans for both men and women. I have used LAWD for about two years and I have never had a single problem with them. There sample room is fast and efficient and their lab dips are spot on.
This can be a tough industry with a lot of scammers that can cost you thousands of dollars, but I have NEVER had an issue with these guys. They are a bit out of the way, but worth the trip if you want your job done right and for a good price.

NO! NO! NO! NO!
Avoid at all costs! The man, Mr Stanton, who runs this place is running it into the ground! He treats his staff like garbage and his customers too. I had a very bad experience with him just at the lab dip stage, this is even BEFORE getting to the point where you place an order for 1000s of dollars of dying for clothing.
His parking lot is dead and the entire place feels like it has a black cloud over it.
He has a brother who split and started his own place
… haven’t tried him and I won’t. They say blood is thicker than water, and even IF STANTEX could get the color (s) right… would they treat the customer ME, with respect??? The one they are getting their $$$$$$$ from??? I think not.
Those who have the gold, run the show, period!
Sorry Stanton’s, you treat your customers like garbage… you’re «bad eggs.»