I'm someone who likes to dress like I have someplace better to go later. I understand his frustration. Most of my shirts are tailored and this is my worst nightmare. I would never take 26 shirts to someone I've never worked with before. He probably should have taken 1 to see what type of work they do to avoid this fiasco. Hindsight is 20/20.

Hard to believe this business has been going over 30 years and made such a careless mistake. Felt really bad for the plaintiff.

He dresses like a Boss. He should have gotten a minimum of $1,500 imo

I spit my water out when the defendant walked out of the courtroom with the pile of shirts😂

The defendant made their business look totally foolish. I mean what sense does it make to just start sewing in a random place on someone else’s stuff? Laziness or stupidity…either way it’s just ridiculous.

As a business owner I would have done one and showed it to the customer before I did all of those shirts.

I'm a designer and I couldn't imagine printing on a customer's clothes without knowing size and placement. That's a mandatory job function. Usually people send proofs to the customer beforehand to get cleared before they start printing. Not only that, the customer dresses pretty peculiar. I don't see him NOT being meticulous about his custom clothing.

I do custom stuff and no way would I set out wasting my time doing a whole set of 26 items without KNOWING this is specifically what and where the Customer wanted it. I'd be like we are locking down together exactly what color, font, size and location.

Donate the shirts to a childs art class. They can use them for paint smocks.

Defendant: "we made a mistake and we acknowledged it from the get go" Huh. Coulda fooled me 🤨

What in the Laverne and Shirley is going on in this case 😅🤣🤣

Looks like work shirts for a factory 😂

If he's had any of those shirts a while...seems like the type of person who takes care of his clothes, buys quality. Clothes today aren't as good quality as they were even just a few years ago. Bet he'd rather have had his original shirts than have to try and replace them all. Edit: I mean I know he can't obviously but yeah lol

Just once I want Douglas to answer with the actual time when the Judge asks what time it is. I think it'd be hilarious!

The guy the plaintiff talked to did not want him stealing his idea. He could've told him were he got it done.

Sheesh I feel sorry for the plaintiff. I went to Nordstrom with my boyfriend to get dress shirts and the prices ranged from $35-$45. The judgement will cover the shirts alone and he still has to get them embroidered. The plaintiff won the case but the defendant won in hindsight.

That defendant is a straight up liar.

He’s accused of cuffing up an order.

The man had 26 times to rectify the situation. All he had to do is call the Plaintiff and ask to be sure. That’s ridiculous.

Snappy dresser for a truck driver. I like it.

Lmao he Put that name on the shirts like that man is a Mechanic 👨‍🔧 😭😂😂🤦🏽‍♀️💀

Very strange process. Use to do embroidery and the first question we would ask is what do you want and next question is where you want it.

Why take all 26?! I let them do 1 or 2 first…

JM needs to let the litigants finish a sentence! Those shirts look ridiculous. I don't believe that the defendant didn't ask or know. Those shirts look like something a mechanic would wear. You'd never do that on a dress shirt. I've had a lot of embroidery done and I always have to sign a form with exactly what I want - size, font, color, placement.

Even Blue Collar workers can have pride and style ❤

"I hope they're my size." 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Oh I was rooting for this guy. Truck driver that wears suits! Truck driver that wears suits! I'm so glad she didn't low ball him! Those shirts had a lot of life left on them.

The woman outside -- the designer would have to go by his instincts. OMG what an idiot! The designer makes CERTAIN that he knows the EXACT size, color, font, placement -- EVERYTHING -- before doing even one shirt. If there are any questions at all, he calls the customer to confirm every minute detail. Then he does one shirt and shows it to the customer to make sure it's correct before doing the remaining 25. The utter lack of professionalism on the part of defendant is unbelievable. And the utter lack of a measurable IQ for that woman is also unbelievable.

That embroidery guy never had a chance. He seems extremely confused.

$38.46 per shirt, considering they were used and who knows how old, I think he will be able to get some pretty good replacements

The guy wants new shirts..really?

Sounds like something that should've been stated in a contract. 🤔

ppl have too much money. A mongram on the wrist of all his shirts? There are ppl starving out there.

“im a truck driver” 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

He totally specified cuffs!

The defendant in the hallway said to Doug "We acknowledged it off the get go" ! 😳 First of all, who says 'OFF the get go'?? AND, more importantly, NO just NO, you did not, or you wouldn't be in court!

$1000 isn’t enough! He should have at least got to keep the shirts. He could still wear them under a vest or jacket to hide that terribly located embroidery

To be fair.....at $1710 for 26 shirts, it averages to about $65 a shirt. That's not a terrible estimate for "high end" dress shirts, but he needed proof. Oh well, at least he got a grand.

Who fills an order without looking at the customer's ORDER sheet. The sheet did not show where the monogram should have gone; therefore, that should have have sent red flags up then. Get it together defendant.

Even if the plaintiff did not specify where he wanted the embroidery it was still the plaintiff's duty to ASK. You don't just roll the dice on someone's clothing. I believe he said it initially on the phone, they agreed and then mom who had no knowledge of the prior conversation told the embroiderer what was "standard."

1000 is not enough to replace 26 dress shirts!

That only ended up being a little over $38 a shirt, but that’s how it goes when you don’t have the proof.

Glad the plaintiff won. Both parties should have insisted on embroidering ONE shirt to start before doing all of them but the blame definitely falls on the defendant. He’s the professional.

COME ON, that looks ridiculous!

Plaintiff should have had the choice,live with the bowling team shirts or take the thousand dollars... he may have gone with the shirts.

My father used to have all his dress shirts monogrammed on the cuff, it was extreamly popular in the 50s-60s. He did it up into the 1990s. That last name is TACKY EVEN ON A CUFF

Oh that looks terrible. I can't imagine being a grown man and having that on my chest like i'm in grade school or something.

If I were the plaintiff, who obviously expected to keep the shirts, I would have immediately or in the hallway tried to buy back some shirts from defendant.

Is that Woody Harrelson? 🤣😂

Goes on the left chest if you work as a mechanic. 😂😂

Nobody in their right mind wants their name etched across the chest of their shirt unless it's a work shirt..........

I don’t understand why the plaintiff brought 26 shirts to be embroidered by a company he has never used before. It may have been a good idea to take one shirt, and then decide.

Who’s stupid enough to not CONFIRM with a customer what they want.

The plaintiff should've brought 5 of his cheapest shirts AT MOST to see if he liked the defendant's work. I feel terribly for him but good god.

Love the plantiff's suit.

😅 I’m surprised JM doesn’t know that Nordstrom rack is the discount version…

I thoroughly enjoy dressing up, but having this done is just tacky

I thought he was a business owner or a professional, no he's a truck driver 😅

The defendant knows he’s wrong.

Who ordered Woody Harrelson from wish?

I feel horrible for the plaintiff, the defendant should man up and pay the whole $1,700 which is reasonable people make mistakes

WHAT? The judge even said one of his shirts was worth $130 and then awarded him $1000 for 26 shirts, that comes to a tiny $38 per shirt, (he was only suing for $1710), couldn't the judge have given him that amount, she is just outrageous, where on earth can you buy a quality brand name shirt for so little, I bet her husband doesn't buy $38 shirts!...

Oh my!! JM is sooo ridiculous sometimes!! I seriously think BOTH of these litigant’s were at fault!! Plaintiffs should carry more of the blame though! I mean this is just straight-up common sense! I guarantee when he goes out to a nice restaurant for a steak dinner, of course, he tells them EXACTLY how he wants his meal prepared right? (On flip side, yes, of course, the Defendant should have called the guy to get specific instructions, but he should have to do this!! Most customers with any kind of common sense are going to automatically tell a place how they want something done, right? Why the Plaintiff didn’t, I don’t know? But he looked even worse showing up with NO PROOF at all other than just writing some numbers on a piece of paper!!! lol!! Why do some people feel they can stroll into court with no evidence at all, but then get mad when the Judge (who still ruled in his favor, but don’t ask me why) don’t give them $$$ they were seeking!! Geeze!! 🤔😳😂

Mr Barbour sharp today too

The plaintiff would have been in much better shape if he had brought evidence of his research with him. He wouldn't have gotten the replacement value because all the shirts are used, but he would have gotten more than the $1K.

The company I work for monograms dress shirts. Most are on a cuff. Very few choose the pocket

This is why embroidery is a womans business

Plaintiff is a fancy man!! Defendant made a foolish mistake..

Shame on the business, but if the guys mother brought the shirts in, she probably forgot to mention the location. I think they are both at fault, but the business a little more so. By the way, in my opinion putting ones name on ones collar is kind of pretentious.

Can you not undo the embroidery by using a seam ripper? I guess not!

The plaintiff should have sent him a sample $3 shirt as design and specifications proof before committing on 26 expensive shirts.

I'm liking Judge Mariyln more and more

JUDGE MILIAN...MAYBE...REAL TALK!!!

If the plaintiff has zero proof that he asked for it on the cuff, how can he win?

The printer should of confirmed with client.

What we have here is a failure to communicate.

The defendant should understand sophisticated couture detailing after 31 YEARS jn business🤦‍♀️

The defendant did him a favor of helping him clean out his closet. Even if you wear a dress shirt to work every single day, that’s still an excessive amount of shirts.

The judge was hard on him because he's black lol. Everyone knows those are EXPENSIVE shirts to replace and not cheap at all.

Totally the company's fault and the woman that says it is left to the designer's instinct is an idiot.

Brother like to look good. I’m on the same thing.

I wonder if the dependent could cover the name with a patch or take out the embroidery

From the thumbnail, I thought that was Woody Harrelson!

The Defendant really screwed up the order. Even on the order form, it never showed where the embroidery was supposed to be... on the cuff.

I didn’t catch it he paid for the embroidery. If so, I would think he would get that too

I've had many tailored shirts and a handful of monograms. I've never asked, considered or even been given the option to put it over my breast like the gasoline attendant's coveralls.

I think this is the fault of both parties … both owner and customer should have seen the form of the shirt embroidery and made sure that the embroidery’s had gon on the cuffs of the sleeves

$10 a piece for each shirt. I think thats fair

He got $38 each, he can easily replace them with that.

Who wouldn't ask where to place the name?

the defendant was a nice person

How nice the plaintiff is dressed. 👔🤩

This was like watching a cartoon. I got more laughs out of JMM. You could tell she enjoyed the actions between two people. But when it came to ruling . Law stepped in her judgement. That defendant did seem to let it bother her. She'll pay and that will end everything permanently.

I love that black man, he has class ❤

Well… that is where name tags go on mechanic shirts etc.

Defendant were completely careless

Idk why ppl dnt have contracts or at least write dwn the shit jst to be on the safe side &to prevent situations like this

Please. Stop lying!! Never ever want to take accountability or responsibility for ANYTHING! NEVER EVER FOREVER EVER!! PATHETIC!!

The plaintiff is annoying

That business sucks at doing business. Have a customer sign a contract regarding the font, the font size, the location, the thread color etc….