Best T-shirt Store Bakersfield Near Me

4worldlovers: Michael made this custom shirt the day I placed my order. Everything was perfect and he did everything I asked for on my T-shirt. Great and fast service

They can print shirts fast but I was not happy with the results...picture was small and didn't cover the majority of the front of the shirt..there were creases in the picture on the back of the shirt right thru the face of the memorial picture where they didn't lay the shirt smooth flat...Michael contacted me after and made it right..he fixed all the shirts at no cost to me and they were ready the next day..thank you much appreciated

4worldlovers:
The store is nice and organized. The staff was very kind and helpful. There's a huge selection of clothes and I finally found where to buy my big & tall clothes now. I definitely recommend this place.

4worldlovers:



In the early 1900's, when the brothers Webby (Thomas, John, Steven, Neddy and George) traveled to America via Ellis Island with thousands of other immigrants in hopes of starting a new life in America. In 1937, the Webby brothers began selling produce in Brockton, Massachusetts by way of horse-drawn cart. They worked tirelessly to ensure their produce was the most fresh and best tasting around. Their service was second to none, as they were always encouraging potential buyers to taste their produce before making a purchase.


The produce was so excellent and in conjunction with top-level customer service, their business thrived and grew exponentially. They were a local favorite and the majority of their marketing arrived in the form of happy customers. Thanks in large part to their early footwork, they had enough of a demand to allow them to open Webby Brothers Market in Brockton, Mass.


Dominic Webby, son of Ernest, learned the importance of providing an excellent product as well as making customer service the highest priority, in his time working with his father and uncles at the market.


After the early death of his father in 1976, Dominic moved briefly to Long Island, New York to work with his brother Richard, who owned a construction company. In 1977, Dominic moved to Bakersfield, California, where he would make his eventual mark on the world and touch so many lives in the process. This move would ultimately lead him to meet the love of his life Stella while attending Bakersfield College. By 1978 the couple would dedicate their lives to each other and their love would only grow stronger from that day.



In 1980, the happy couple attended the Webby Family Reunion in Brockton Mass. Dominic made a decision that would shape the next 35 plus years of his life, he decided to make shirts for his entire family. The shirts were such a crowd pleaser, that it stoked a fire in his imagination, which would ultimately lead to the birth of The Wall Street Alley T-Shirt Company in Bakersfield, Ca.

The business began with two employees, his loving wife Stella and one young artist just out of high school. The humble beginnings of the idea turned business, yielded a 600 sq ft. space located above the famous Guthrie's Alley Cat. Louie's art table came in the form of a wooden crate and Webby's desk was disproportionate to his large frame. The screen printing equipment was bare bones- a four-color screen printer, a 10 foot dryer and some wooden screens. Dominic and Stella, were self-taught and learned primarily through trial and error. However, they were eager to follow the Webby family tradition by providing an excellent product and providing the best customer service. It wasn't long before the couple were experts in their trade.

In 1983, the business had outgrown its original location. From humble beginnings, this once "mom and pop" shop, much like a caterpillar, was ready for a transformation. The new home was a whopping 1,400 sq. feet, doubling the space previous owned by the young couple. The newly acquired elbow room, allowed for the expansion of the young company. The once screen print only shop, now added both an embroidery and promotional products department. In the time there, Wall Street Alley T-Shirt Co. expanded from one to six office spaces, a total of 5,600 sq ft. As fast as the company was growing, the Webby family was growing just as fast, Dominic and Stella had three sons, Lucas, Samuel and Benjamin, along with one daughter Elizabeth.