have never in my life felt the need to write a negative review about a local business--my family has run shops in Spain for generations, and I respect what it takes to survive against big shopping malls. But my experience at Las Tijeras Mágicas was so shocking I feel I must warn others. I brought in a dress worth 400€ for a simple fix and mentioned I had more dresses in my car--including couture pieces worth thousands. Instead of treating me with basic respect, I was openly humiliated. They refused to sell me a 20€ piece of fabric because they said it looked "ridiculous." They told me my dress was "cheap" and "not worth fixing." They shouted that the repair would "cost more than it's worth" and that it would "look tacky," even though I never once asked about price. They mocked my taste as "cheap and nasty," and eventually sent me to other shops for fabric, despite being the biggest fabric shop in town. When I explained my mother was about to undergo a double mastectomy and that my time was very limited, they told me to "just escape from the hospital for a moment" to come back later. There was no compassion, no decency--just cruelty. And when I didn't give in, they pushed me out with an excuse about my car being double parked (information they only had because I had pointed to it earlier). I left in disbelief. This wasn't just bad service; it was deliberate humiliation, staged between two employees who seemed to take pleasure in rejecting me. For a shop that spends so much on online marketing and builds such a polished image, the reality inside the store is the opposite. If you are thinking of shopping here, be prepared for arrogance, mockery, and a complete lack of humanity. read more