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Denim Doctors - It's behind me now...

Denim Doctors

(315 reviews)

$$

Westlake

Just started getting into denim and was gifted a pair of slightly large Japanese selvedge. Didn't…read moreneed hemming but I wanted the waist tapered so I gave this spot a shot since I saw great reviews. Parking here was easy but was kinda lost since there is no outdoor sign. Had to give them a call just to make sure but once I was inside, it was an amazing experience with tons of vintage denim to browse. Shoutout to the amazing employees who were warm and answered all the questions I had. Originally was told it was going to take 2 weeks but the turn around was 4 days which was a nice surprise. The denim now hugs my waist perfectly and I look forward to wearing it for a long time!

Quoted $80 for 4 rivets, a button, and a buttonhole to be added to my denim. In all fairness, this…read morewas by the two employees at the front and not who I presume to be the owner, as he was unavailable. I left to the fashion district - which is only about 15 minutes away - and got the button hardware piece, the buttonhole made, and button installed for $16. In addition, I got another 10 buttons and rivet pack for my own use for only about $10. For any small or beginner designer, I would not recommend the price point that I was quoted for hardware installation ($10 per rivet installed and 40$ for a button and buttonhole to be installed). I am not speaking to the quality of their work as I do not know it or have any experience with it, simply sharing my opinion. Get a hammer and do it at home, or take it to the fashion district for the button and buttonhole.

Silver-Glen Cleaners - They gave it back with stains it didnt have before

Silver-Glen Cleaners

(80 reviews)

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Silver Lake

EDITED: Mary, the business owner, contacted me and very humbly apologized. She offered to replace…read morethe damaged shirt, and explained that accidents do happen (though they go to great lengths to ensure they don't). I know accidents will happen, that's fine - What matters most to me is feeling like my money is going to an earnest, good-hearted business owner. She has a big heart and I will continue to give her my business moving forward. --- I sent a collection of 5 silk shirts to be drycleaned last week, and one of them was washed in blue ink and completely ruined. She immediately offered to replace the shirt, and acknowledged it was an expensive brand (retails for $230 new). I called back a few days later to follow up, and they informed me they can only give me $50 drycleaning credit. What the hell? She tried to say it was no longer worth $230 because it wasn't brand new with tags on. She said this kind of thing happens "all the time" and they can't afford to replace every single shirt that gets ruined. I am appalled. Beware, y'all. You may be sending your nice clothing to the lion's den if you go here. Anyone giving this place a positive review has been super lucky to not have an article of clothing damaged. Once your clothing gets damaged (and it happens "all the time"), you're screwed and they offer zero customer service. FIND ANOTHER DRYCLEANER. Drive a little further to Silver Lake Cleaners or Griffith Park Cleaners!!

I had 4 things hemmed with 'invisible' hemming and only one or two times after wearing it the hem…read morefell out. too loose thread unraveled the whole thing. they refused to redo it on the 4th time I went back and said it must have been my fault and I had to pay $40 again to redo it. not great practice. never get invisible hemming there.

Kacey Thompson - sewingalterations - Updated May 2026

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