Print quality
Customers report strong print quality and finishing, including high-grade A1 PVC sheets and well-made business cards.
Al Quoz
64sec Printing is a commercial printer in Al Quoz handling jobs such as business cards, brochures, banners and customised clothing. Reviews suggest it can be useful for urgent orders, with customers reporting 24-hour business-card delivery and same-day brochure delivery, though follow-up and consistency vary.
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Customers report strong print quality and finishing, including high-grade A1 PVC sheets and well-made business cards.
Some urgent jobs were completed quickly: business cards arrived within 24 hours, while brochures were printed and delivered the same day.
Several reviews describe helpful support with design and pricing before production, including guidance for a children’s jersey.
A repeat customer says customised T-shirts and caps have had consistently good product and printing quality.
Customers have reported punctual delivery for company T-shirts, roll-up banners and other event materials.
Reviews cover practical commercial jobs from labels and postcards to roll-ups, souvenirs, badges and custom packaging.
Confirm specs. Get colour, size and design details confirmed in writing before production; one certificate-cover order was remade twice with the wrong specifications.
Check pricing. Compare the final quote with earlier discussions and previous orders; one customer says the price rose and was then reduced by AED 400.
Inspect deliveries. Check every item on arrival and avoid leaving paid goods in storage; a customer reported receiving only part of a tissue-paper order.
Build buffer. For event work, allow more time than the promised deadline: one small order was delayed 18 days despite the customer waiting for delivery.
Approve samples. Ask to review a sample before committing to a bulk run, especially where colour or finishing matters.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM |
| Tue | 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM |
| Wed | 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM |
| Thu | 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM |
| Fri | 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM |
| Sat | 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM |
| Sun | Closed |
Label printing received positive feedback for professional handling and efficient completion.
One short-notice order for jackets was praised for both the garment result and its printing quality.
Multiple customers report waiting months for refunds after cancelled, unavailable or undelivered orders.
Several reviews say communication stopped after advance payment, with unanswered calls and messages during unresolved orders.
Reported mistakes include wrong Pantone colours, incorrect sizes, wrong designs and badly covered badges.
Some customers experienced major delays, including an order delayed 18 days and another promised within a week but delivered after a month.
One customer says nine T-shirts began falling apart within two months, with loose threads and poor response to the complaint.
The Bottom Line
64sec Printing in Al Quoz handles commercial print work as well as customised products. Reviews mention business cards, brochures, roll-up banners, labels, postcards, T-shirts, caps and event souvenirs, so it can cover both routine office jobs and branded event materials. Speed is a clear reason some customers return.
One review reports standard business cards delivered within 24 hours; another says brochures were printed and delivered the same day. Customers have also praised the print finish, including a high-grade A1 PVC sheet order, and several describe helpful design support before production. The experience is not consistently smooth, however.
A number of recent reviews describe wrong colours, incorrect sizes, damaged badges, late deliveries and communication dropping off after advance payment. Refunds are a particularly serious concern: several customers say they waited two or three months after an order could not be completed. One T-shirt order reportedly began falling apart within two months.
If you use the printer, get the quote, specifications and delivery date in writing, approve a sample for colour-sensitive work, and inspect the full order immediately. Compare the final price with earlier discussions, and leave extra time for event deadlines rather than relying on a tight promise.