I ordered 1 jersey via mail from the Skatezone a few years ago - a Jagr one when he was on the team. They did a crappy job sewing the numbers on the back. They apparently didn't have the numbers flat when they sewed it - it looks kinda crappy.
I have it signed by Jagr and mounted in a shadow box. I had to use several straight pins to pull the jersey different ways to make the numbers look better. I wouldn't buy from them again, personally.
To me that is very surprising... sounds like what you get on a consistent basis from the WFC personalizing people,except that they heat press their own product rather than stitch... SkateZone farms the jerseys to the very same people/company that does the on-ice jerseys the Flyers wear in games. I suppose if you hit them on an extremely busy period and catch a worker having a bad day, you could get a botched up job... but I'm surprised it got past all the others there after it was completed... This is the firs major complaint hat I personally have heard about. Had you been local, my guess is that SkateZone would have rectified the problem for you as a courtesy, and sent it back for correction.
I have become a snob with jerseys and when I see all the bad customized sweaters at the Games, I can only appreciate more the look of the full sized numbers/letters, with the proper material and ply, stitched properly that I've had done at SkateZone for a fair cost. I'm sorry to hear out got a bad job done... IMO, it's almost always better to be able to deal face to face and have recourse when you get a bad product.
