I really feel sorry for having to leave such a horrible review to a local small business, but I need to let people know my experience so that the same situation doesn't continue to happen to others like me. I am a stylist and I collect rare and vintage designer garments from all over the globe. I brought in a Craig Green button up with tassels that hang from the garment. I told them when I brought it in, "Be super careful, this is an expensive piece." I came back the next day only to notice that the material on the tassels had all been weathered down to the point where you could see the metal shining through.. I went back to show them the damage they had done on one of my most unique and favorite garments, and they said that the owner "Nick" would call me. He called me and said that he would take responsibility for damaging my garment and pay me, until i told him that it was a $700 button up. He told me that he didn't believe me and that I needed to show him a receipt. First of all, I bought this button up 3 years ago.. I don't have a receipt. Not to mention, I bought it second hand from a seller in Japan. I tried to calmly explain over the phone that he ruined my garment, and he proceeded to argue that, "There's no way it costs that much! You're trying to scam me!" and that, "It's not like you bought it from Nordstrom or something!" As if Nordstrom is the most high end store he could think of.. This clearly shows his lack of knowledge in fashion overall. No Nick, in fact I did not purchase it from Nordstrom because it is a one a kind piece.. He told me that he's been working with clothing for decades and he knows the value of certain items. If that were the case then maybe you'd be able to tell that this item is irreplaceable, and a lot more pricey then something you'd find at Nordstrom.. Then he started looking up random Craig Green button ups from more recent years that were much cheaper, saying that he found the same one online for $300 and I told him I'd love to see that because if that were the case I'd buy that one and resell it for what it's worth! $700!! Haha. I told him to send a picture of the one he found because I knew he was lying, and of course he never sent one picture and kept changing the conversation. Again, I was really trying to keep my cool and explain to this combative man how clothing works but I guess he just didn't want to hear it, so he then hung up on me mid sentence! I called him back and of course he lied about hanging up on me. I know.. comical right? After another good 20 minutes of talking to this man like a child in the most peaceful tone possible, he told me he would give me $300 for what he believed the item was worth. At that point I realized I'm not getting anywhere with this man. I might as well just cut my losses, and leave a yelp review because that's all I can do at this point. Again, I hate to have to leave a review like this but honestly I gotta help protect others in the area around me so that this guy doesn't destroy your garments as well. I've said my piece, go here at your own risk! read more