Baked T’S

Awesome place literally popped in last minute for my son’s birthday present they were able to supply this without a problem. He was absolutely stoked and I couldn’t have been happy with the service or the outcome. In fact I was so happy I went back today for a last-​minute present. Hey save me again two girls and then help him and did a fantastic job on the design Stephanie and Melissa are all awesome thanks again to your awesome creativity and excellent service!

Baked T’s was amazing and Alex was so impressive. I just gave her a quote and she created an amazing shirt. I will definitely be back!

Great service! Real talented and patient staff.
Helped me go through a variety of t shirts till I found the one I liked. The service was fast, must have waited 15 mins at most to have the shirt printed.
And great quality!

Needed a last-​minute shirt and found them on google. I called them and asked if they could do it same day. The girl who helped me was very nice and friendly. By the time I got to the store she already had the image ready for me and was able to get me in and out of the store within 20 minutes.
The shirts are very reasonably priced at $ 16-​$ 18 each (front only). If you like their Facebook page and show it to them they will take off an additional 10%.
They do more than just T-​shirts, I will definitely use them again instead of ordering shirts online because the prices are very comparable.
Next time you need a shirt especially same day you should definitely give them a try I am sure you’ll be impressed.
They are located on the border of St. Louis city and University city in Delmar Loop.

I don’t have anything bad to say about this place really. We came in and sat down and our design was ready in five minutes. We paid and went across the street to Three Kings to have a beer and a snack while we waited for our shirts. Before I was halfway through my beer, we got a call that our shirts were ready. It was fast, good work and very painless for the customer. The staff could have been friendlier but oh well. Very satisfied with the experience overall.
Make sure you like them on Facebook or follow them on Instagram or Twitter to get 10% off!

Sold me on the Wacha tshirt!
The kid at the counter was as the saying goes so laid back he was horizontal. I ended up working with the manager or owner to finish my shirt. He was really nice and worked quickly to finish my shirt.
The shirts reasonably priced with a lot of choices of images or something you bring in like for a bachelor/​ette party or reunion. Oh and there are v necks to choose from too (up charge though).
It didn’t take long to get my shirt run through the shirt baker thing. Also, like them on FB and get a 10% discount. I’m really pleased with my shirt.

In really not a fan of the customer service here. Employees are a little rude and 1 person tells you they can do 1 thing, but another might say the opposite. I am def not a fan of their business.

Quite professional and friendly. High quality work.
I bring in Illustrator designs, they bring them up, and make small adjustments. Within an hour, I have my shirt printed. But they can do so much more than shirts!

At the recommendation of Steven B., I went to Baked T’s to design my own shirt for Cardinals Baseball. This place must be quite popular because I had to wait about 15 minutes before a graphic designer could help me out. Once I was seated, I couldn’t believe how fast it took for my design to come together. I told them exactly what I wanted and the designer did an excellent job of putting it all together along with offering his advice and opinion. Within another 30 – 40 minutes, I had 2 shirts and 1 hoodie for about $ 70. Throw in a %10 discount for «liking» Baked T’s on Facebook and I was down to $ 63. There was no charge for the graphic designer helping me out since we kept it under the 15 minute time limit, but anything over that costs $ 10 per 15 minutes. 4 starts for excellent service and quality product.

This place is great. Stopped there on my way to pi pizza (sidenote: it was terrible. I just drafted up a heavy handed review on here. How do I put a link to other reviews? I mean if you were looking for a review of a screen printing shirt store and a pizza place within walking distance, your search would be over). I digress. I walked by the store and saw a shirt in the window that said «Son of a biscuit» with a picture of a mustachioed father biscuit and a smaller son biscuit. Hysterical. Got it printed on this soft ass grey shirt, which fits great and feels even better. The guy was super chill there, although I don’t think we saw eye to eye on humor. Needless to say, my jokes weren’t landing. So I paid for it, and went to pi to eat what could only be described as terrible pizza. I gave it a 2. But my spirits were lifted when I got my shirt after lunch, and I highly recommend this place to everyone. I give it a 9. Would have gotten a 10 if the guy would’ve acknowledged my jokes

I stopped by on a Saturday while in The Loop and was surprised how friendly the staff was, from the minute I walked in I was greeted with a friendly smile without being pressured. The store is small however that isn’t a problem. Overall the concept is simple, they sell unique t-​shirts and also have graphic designers available to help make a custom shirt should you not be able to find exactly what you are looking for. The styles range from local to pop culture, and are reasonably priced.
I did like that they had their own variation of the I St. Louis shirt which instead of the, features a Cardinal. I believe that Urban Outfitters used to sell that shirt but I cannot find it anywhere anymore so I might have to have Baked T’s help print one up for me! Much like GoodWorks is a stop whenever I am in the Loop I need to add Baked T’s to my list so I can see what creative ideas they have come up with since my last visit.

I love this place! What a hoot and a holler. They have some great T’s and they’ll help you design your own as well. After freaking out about creating part of my Halloween costume, I called STLStyle for help. They couldn’t do what I needed, but they knew who could and referred me to Baked T’s. How cool is that? One local biz helping and referring biz to another.
When we arrived at Baked T’s, I was surprised how small and compact the store was. The staff quickly showed us how they turn out a big powerful product within a small space. They promptly greeted us as we entered and asked what they could do. I jokingly replied, «I need a Tshirt. Are you surprised?». When I explained what I needed, the designer quickly sat at the computer with me and started showing me clip art. In less then 10 minuets, we had designed a focal part of my costume. Wow! They helped me create a cool custom Tshirt for less then all the craft stuff I bought earlier in the day. They saved me time and money. (It took about another 20 minuets to press and finalize my Tshirt.)
The entire staff was so friendly and helpful. As I was creating my shirt, the SO was chatting up other employees and sharing cartoons and pictures on his iPhone. Before I knew it, they were downloading his favorite cartoon off his phone and making him a Tshirt too.
So many ideas have gone through our pretty little creative heads, that our friends and family should be scared. I see Baked T’s being a destination store for gift shopping. Like them on Facebook and receive 10% off your purchase.

This place is great!
A friend of mine loves unique t-​shirts so I stopped in when I was in the loop to pick one up. It’s a tiny little shop but the girl at the counter helped me pick out the right color, size, and fit, and luckily one of the ‘artists’ were open! (Artist: see ‘guys who press images onto t-​shirts.’) I do give them a lot of credit though because a lot of graphic design does go into what they do!
The guy I worked with was great and super laid back, which is a good and bad thing. I was in a bit of a hurry and he moved pretty slow, but since I was a walk-​in, I didn’t expect a lot more. He found the image I wanted and helped me pick out a font and color, and also put my friends initials on the bottom of the back of the shirt. It looked great! He put it through the Magic T-​Shirt O-​Matic* and out it came, all ready to go. In less than 20 minutes!
There was another customer in there at the same time as me who was loud and disagreeable, so when my artist took me to the register he told the cashier to give me 10% off. So sweet of him and definitely not necessary. I love that they also sell brownies, gooey butter cake and cookies — so very random and cute. I didn’t buy any for fear that they were also ‘baked,’ but they sure looked delicious!
For $ 21 for an awesome STL themed t-​shirt, you can’t beat it. Give these guys your business!
*Name might have been made up by Aimee K.

Unfortunately the t-​shirts and brownies are not the only things at this store that are baked.
We had a variety of issues with our small order of 6 shirts. Long waits, miscommunication, no communication, missing shirts, too many shirts, you name it. And while throughout it all everyone was very nice, no one seemed particularly apologetic, or willing to hustle to fix the problem. There was a lot of standing around with blank looks going on.
All of the issues that came up were simple mistakes due to lack or organization or attention to detail. They had everything written down, they had our phone numbers, but they didn’t call, or double check, or anything.
They did make sure we got our whole order, and even discounted us some shipping because of their mistake. Plus the finished product was great, and the price was good. These things saved them from 1 star.
Ultimately it was the service that was a problem. I might go here again if I just needed one or two shirts printed, but I would hesitate to take any kind of large, or complicated order that might have a tight time frame.

I was vacationing in St. Louis (from Southern California) and looking for a unique present to take back to my boyfriend. We have a running private joke and when my friend and I walked past Baked T’s I thought getting that joke put on a t-​shirt would make a great personal gift.
Concerned with how complicated it would be to do, how long it would take, and the cost, I wasn’t quite sure if it would be feasible. Upon walking in, we were greeted and when I explained what I wanted, the salesman was totally excited about helping me out. I knew what I wanted the shirt to say, but wasn’t sure exactly of fonts, colors or layout. The saleman sat down with us at the computer and showed us lots of fonts, and colors. He moved things around on the shirt and showed us different ways we could do it. Some things I wasn’t sure about, and when I asked him, the guy was willing to share his opinion based on his experience. I didn’t feel in any way rushed to make a final decision and he had lots of patience. When I finally found a layout that worked perfectly for me (as well as the perfect shirt to put it on), my friend and I went to lunch (at Blueberry Hill), and returned afterwards to pick up the shirt.
They showed it to me and I loved it! The cost was totally affordable and they had put it in an adorable shopping bag with tissue paper and a bow, so I didn’t even have to wrap it!
The custom shirt was the perfect gift!

Wanted the Delmar Loop shirt. Didn’t see it during the Ice Carnival, and I felt a bit sad. So while walking around today, I found this store. They make custom shirts, and St. Louis butter cakes.
This is a very small store. But they sell the cool Delmar Loop t-​shirt, with the stores names on the back, like in the picture. While I was in there, some customers were selecting custom shirts.
There are 2 areas to try on the shirts, one is a curtain that is red and white, and the other is the bathroom. I chose the curtain.
The store makes any custom T you want, and they have a few to sell, and as examples. They have male, female, kids and dog shirts. Space is well utilized, with a computer in the middle of the store for designing your own tshirt. Often I find stores like this don’t have any try on areas. The store is red, white and black, and my shopping bag has red and black tissue, with a red bow.
While there, I grabbed a Delmar Loop map, cause I’ll be back to St. Louis. This isn’t my last time.