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Syntac is a new and ever expanding design and vehicle graphics service here in the heart of Tenby.
Unit 14, The Salterns Industrial Estate, Tenby, SA707NJ, United Kingdom
Great company, sorted out my gear for my new business very swiftly. Ordered, embroided and delivered all within 5 days just in time before my first job gardening, allowing me to look smart on my first job. Thanks guys, keep up the good work. Would definitely use them again.
The guys from Syntac is the best Embroider company i have used they price match or beat any quotes and the quality of there work is out standing they do a lot of stuff at syntac from wrapping cars, business cards and work gear logos, they design and create websites.
Syntac have a quick turn around so i wasn't waiting long for my stuff
keep up the good work Logan and i will be placing another order soon
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