TJs on Montgomery Rd is great. The gentleman with the tattoos, can't remember his name, is great…read more I like my shirts heavily starched and he is always willing to make the extra effort.

Very personable staff and quick turnaround time. Good price too!! I will definitely be back and…read morerecommend to my friends.

I'm so pleased I discovered Magic Needle Alterations. I am so impressed with the excellent ,…read moreprofessional work Janet does . The amount charged for the work done was very reasonable plus she finished in a very timely manner.

Fast, quality work. Fixed my daughter's prom dress. Made the dress fit her perfectly. We were…read morevery thankful for the quality of alterations.

New owners. The other woman who has been there for a few years is gone. I won't bother going…read moreback again. She said she'd be done by Fri and came by around 11 or 12. Said she forgot about the item. I came back to get them and looked inside out of the jeans and the patch was already coming off!! Cost me over $10 and patch pulls right off on the inside. All the sides are flapping all the way around!! Shoddy and late!

Ever since my mother moved out of state, I've had a growing pile of clothes that need mending or…read morealtered and had no one else to take care of those for me. I finally decided to bite the bullet on a few dresses that needed zippers redone to get a better fit. The lady who helped me was pleasant and professional. It was a 1-week turnaround on the work. A bit pricey ($20 per zipper/altered dress), but since it's skilled work I can't do myself and I can't wear the dresses without the work, I'm happy to pay it. When I picked them back up, they were ready and looked just like when I dropped them off, but now properly fitted! Excellent workmanship. I will absolutely use them again for my next tailoring projects!

Store has more people but slower service. Clerk could not…read morefind my account even though I drop off and pick up weekly.

Only got half my socks back. It's not nice of them to keep four pairs of smart wool socks.They're…read moreexpensive. In case you're wondering, it's four fifty pound.For a wash and fold laundry over twice as much as anywhere else. I honestly thought that there attention to detail would be in line with their price. I was wrong

Edith took on a difficult job for me and did an amazing repair on a Chilean woven rug. I thought…read morethat it might be hopeless but she was able to find yarn that worked and has even added more richness to the animal figures in the weave. She charged a fair price for a demanding job!

Edith is truly an artisan. Her work is impeccable. I cannot find the holes in my shawls which she…read morerepaired. And a lovely person indeed. I recommend her highly!!

I have been going to Wei's Fashion for years and they have helped with all of my alterations. From…read morecinching pants' waists and hemming clothes, all the way to converting my mom's wedding dress into a reception dress for my wedding, Wei's fashion can do it all. I couldn't recommend them highly enough!

The owner here is honest, fast, efficient and skillful. I have come to Wei's Fashions for 3 years…read moreand will continue to come here, even though I don't live or work near the area anymore. In fact, this is about a 35 minute drive for me now but it is worth it because it is SO HARD to find a good and reliable tailor/seamstress that won't cost an arm and a leg. The thing I really like about the owner is that she tells you upfront what something will cost to alter. If she thinks it's too expensive to tailor, she'll even try to talk you out of getting the service. Where do you get that level of transparency or integrity in a business anymore?! I had the zipper bust on a collegiate cowl-necked pullover that I love. Wei told me it would cost $26 to fix because the zipper was so long and she discouraged me from getting it repaired and told me I should just get a new pullover. However she agreed to do the job and when I got it back it looked awesome. The zipper that Wei replaced it with somehow made the pullover look - more expensive? It was well worth the $26. I get office slacks and jeans hemmed, dresses taken in, etc. Wei does excellent work, she is very reliable and I don't get sticker shock from her prices.

This is my go to needlepoint store. I first wandered into the store one Saturday when my daughter…read morewas painting pottery next door. I had always wanted to try to needlepoint so I went in. Dawn, the owner was really helpful & put me at ease right away. She took the time to help me pick out my first piece & the fibers to use. She said "There are no needlepoint police" that helped me not to worry whether I was stitching it correctly or not. I've been an avid stitcher ever since! They have since moved to Mason. I went today & even though it was further for me it was worth the drive! It's probably more convenient for a lot of people. Check it out. You will be happy you did!

A Stitch Above is another high quality and unique shop in Madeira, centered on meeting your…read moreneedlepoint project needs. If you are a beginner, they can get you on track with one of their beginner level classes, although they even offer classes for the more advanced needlepointers, if you will, often taught by "nationally recognized teachers." A Stitch Above is on the second floor of the Olde Madeira Plaza, and like many of its neighboring shops it has been in its present location for many years (20 to be exact). A Stitch Above has a vast array of preprinted canvases, as well as one of Cincinnati's larger selections of fiber. There were just SO many different fibers from all different brands and colors. They also are glad to assist customers with the finishing of their projects, and have the necessary finishing products for pillows, belts, and even sandals. Speaking of belts, they had some local team belts including the Reds, Bengals, Buckeyes, and UK, while they can also get a hold of designs for other teams and universities. A somewhat funny item they also sell at A Stitch Above are Peepers brand reading glasses, which could probably come in handy if you are working on a tiny needlepoint project. Another thing I liked was the Cincinnati skyline-themed canvases, although they are priced at $94.75.