Who's yall go to for alterations?
Have a fairly expensive tuxedo I need some work on….
Have a fairly expensive tuxedo I need some work on….
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Last: 19 days ago by AggieTeacher06
Took a suit to EDT Tailor and Sons about a month back and they did great work. I've also used A&M Alterations in the past and they do amazing work, as well. I would highly recommend either.
Thanks for info. Any reason why you decided to try someone else after having a good experience before at A&M Alterations
aggies4life said:
Thanks for info. Any reason why you decided to try someone else after having a good experience before at A&M Alterations
Circumstance. I needed a rush job and couldn't get to A&M before they closed. EDT was closer to me and I knew they were pretty highly recommended, as well. I wanted to make sure it would be done in time for the funeral.
Makes sense! Thanks
Done well at Bea's with the couple of things I've taken there. One was a linen button down shirt that she didn't just dart but rather actually removed material from the sides and created new seams so that it looks like it wasn't even altered. The other was a blazer where she took in the sides and shortened the sleeves and it came out fantastic as well.
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+1 for Alterations by Bea. We've used her for over 2 decades - shirts, dresses, slacks, jackets. Her work for us has always been top notch, and has always been done when promised.
Have used EDT probably a dozen times.
Avoid Bea's. They did an awful job on an item and it wasnt ready on time. I had to wear it anyways even though I could hardly breath and of course they charged me for their incompetence.
I highly recommend Kathy Lee Griffin with A Time to Sew. Incredibly skilled and the kindest human being. You can look her up on the Fb.
I highly recommend Kathy Lee Griffin with A Time to Sew. Incredibly skilled and the kindest human being. You can look her up on the Fb.