Reco Brands

mike scholten

Great local place, and great Ideas for trendy designs! MAGA

Dale Sharpy

Poor experience previously with a new business logo design by Reco. They let us hang for a good two months with very poor communication. So bad we felt as if we were blown off, so we left and got the new digital logo for free for whatever reason, they failed us in all aspects and never tried to regain our trust. Second bad was experience was last September before the Bellingham Traverse Race for a Bellingham Buisness who wanted to wear their business logo on Tees while working the race. The Screened Tees only fit half of the crew, which were all ordered by adults who know their sizes well. Reco would not accomodate the fix and even tried charging for just one shirt to fit the owner of the business. They walked away to never return to Reco. 2 strikes with Reco.....Amjay of Bellingham, never an issue for decades. So much for going local.

Christopher Van Ray

Brandon the owner at Reco contacted our Non Profit concerning donating tee shirts to raise funds for youth art outreach programs in Africa. We were extremely happy and gracious to receive donated tee shirts from Recco and pre sold over 50 tees in advance. Well it has been 4 months since promised order and his company refuses to return any emails or phone calls. I can understand if his company is busy and/or cannot afford to donate at this time. But the lack of communication and integrity is truly disheartening. After all, this is for kids orphaned by Aids and War, this is about raising money to support youth art programs, this is to make a world a better place. If Reco was not interested in donated they should not have contacted us. If they were unable to deliver promised product they could have emailed us. What type of company or person would do this? Beware of companies like Recco. If they can do this to a Non Profit for kids imagine what they would do to your business.