This place is INCREDIBLE. I found them on Yelp and had a suit that my grandmother bought for me 11…read moreyears ago that was really important to me cleaned up and tailored. I also wanted to purchase a belt and tie and the folks working there were so incredible. They helped me get fitted, made excellent suggestions on refreshing the suit, and were such a pleasure to work with. I cannot recommend John Paul Tailors enough. If you thought customer service wasn't a thing in 2023 and a personalized shopping experience was more of a thing for the ultra wealthy and we're all cogs of consumerism to Amazon shopping now, John Paul Tailors changes all that and brings you back to a simpler time at an affordable price. I highly recommend stopping in there if you're in the market for a suit, shoes, or have alterations you need to make for a dress, suit, or tux. They employ some fantastic people!

Really good Tailor. John is pleasant to deal with and does the best he can for his customers. I get…read moreall my tailoring from John. Suits fit great and are a great value. Great attention to detail on alterations and great customer experience.

Had a great recent experience here. Nice friendly staff, excellent customer service and most of…read moreall prices that make sense.

We went in to look for a suit coat for son. It was pretty busy for a Saturday so there was a wait…read more After a bit I just asked a salesperson what size we should look for. Luckily the older gentleman was informative and honest. He told us that my son hasn't grown into a men's suit just yet and that we could find a coat elsewhere for much cheaper. It's nice that there are still honest people in the world. Would recommend

I came here spur of the moment. It's a large store, next to Cabela's by the Galleria mall. Tons of…read moreeasy parking. The store has endless racks of clothing. There seem to be quite a bit of furniture as well. Tons of shoes for kids, men and women. 3 stars for this large chain. I default chains to 3 stars as they must be A-OK to expand as they have.

I'm surprised by the positive reviews and wonder if the place just went downhill in the last couple…read moreyears. I don't typically shop at Burlington but stopped with my mother on our way elsewhere. Walked out empty handed because I was quickly overwhelmed by how unorganized and messy the place was. I tried to walk into areas that claimed to have my size, only to see every size and clothing variety imaginable. Impossible to sift through. We went into the scant shoe section to find nothing in fashion. The home section was messier than my kid's room.

The good: The manager on staff when I went seemed to be a skilled tailor and overall knew his…read morestuff. He was very helpful. Clothing seems decent quality (looked at shirts and pants specifically). Prices are okay. The not so good: Seemed to not have nearly enough staff on duty. Long waiting times to get some assistance. Also was fewer selections than I would have liked. Overall: A decent place to get sized for shirt/pants sizing (free of course). Not a bad first stop when clothes shopping. Get your sizing done, and if you don't find what you need there, take your newfound sizing and shop at another store in the mall with more selections.

This review is staff dependent. My partner got a suit at this location in spring 2025 and…read moreunfortunately, it was not fitted properly to him at all. Frankly, it was probably not even the right suit for him. Because of circumstances for us, we didn't get a chance to have me see the suit until two months before the event. At that point, we took the suit back to Men's Wearhouse and said this clearly doesn't fit the way it's supposed to. The manager, Nate, was phenomenal. He took us through all the options and ultimately was able to get this suit tailored to fit my partner correctly. The new management and staffing gave me significantly more confidence than the staff from the spring. I recommend going to this location and asking for Nate. Also, if you happen to be particularly tall, the custom suits have options that are in the same price point as the off the rack suits, and they're probably going to fit better. We learned that the hard way, but fortunately we were able to make the suit that we bought work. I was very appreciative of the current staff helping us make sure everything was right and I definitely recommend working with them.

Needed a fast suit for a wedding and the guys were great. Super helpful and did a fantastic job…read morewith everything we needed. Got more help from this one store than all 10 of the chain stores we checked out combined.

This is a terrible store. I think my melanated skin had a part to play, yes I am a BROWN WOMAN…read more The store's motive is to "PRICE GOUGE" during graduation! This day should have been a joyous time for me and family, however it turned out to be so dramatic for NO REASON! I wish I never walked into Uomo Da Milano. My entire day was ruined before the son's graduation, unfortunately we did not have a family dinner prior to the MOST IMPORTANT DAY of my son's life! This is the series of events: I walked into the store on Friday May 17th, I asked the cashier to assist my son with hemming his pants and the waist of the pants. The crazy lady at the desk charged my son $100.00 for an alteration, plus tax. I went around the corner in the mall to another alternation store with a professional tailor on site - the price was $18.00 for the same job. I went back to retrieve the pants, however, they never gave me back my refund. It has been a total nightmare dealing with this store. The owner called me to give me the full refund within a few hours. I returned back to the store hoping to get my refund to no avail. The crazy lady insisted that she already credited the card. I told her the owner called me and he asked to swipe my card for the refund. She was adamant that the refund was given and she gave me a receipt. Guess what? It is Thursday, nearly one week later - NO REFUND! I called her back she said, Go ahead and make a dispute with your bank! LORD, have Mercy! You cannot make this stuff up. I am going to report them to Better Business Bureau and the the AG Office. Good luck Brown people!

Dominica did wonderful work on my bridesmaid dress alterations and helped me feel comfortable in a…read moredress I really didn't want to wear! She was able to provide the service I requested and some things I didn't realize I needed! The price was great too! Lena was super sweet and came to say hello! I will definitely be back!

I've had Lena shorten trousers, lengthen waists, shorten waists, and so on. She's always done a…read morefine job for me at reasonable prices and within reasonable times. Based on what she's done for me, I would have no hesitation at all in asking her to do any kind of alteration.

Still plugging along on my mission to find a replacement for my go to thrift store, I decided to…read morehike my way out past the old Boulevard Mall to try the Salval. There's a Savers nearby, so I did a two for one trip today, but even without the second act, I'd say it was worth it. I hadn't been to this location in ages, so I was caught off guard by the new pricing policy. They've simplified it to mostly preset prices depending on the type of garnment, with signs posted at the door and on some of the racks. There was also a sign stating white was half off this week. Well, clear, as the little prickly plastic looked. I'm sure they do this to make tag swapping harder, but the little buggers poked me a few times when I tried things on. The vast array is sorted by gender and style. I perused most of it, skipping the previously used undergarnments. My hands were actually full of potential scores (some people had carts if you prefer). The fitting room doors were already open for me. Once shut, it was not much bigger than a phone booth. There were no hooks, and the mirror sat on the bench, wobbling when I tried to sit down next to it. I ended up carefully stacking my clothes on my backpack on the floor to avoid getting them dirty. Despite only being open for less than an hour, there were already dust bunnies and dirt specks making me struggle to try on pants while keeping my socks on. I was happy that I found both a sweater and pair of kids pants that fit me well. I discarded my rejects on the provided rack and quickly perused the housewares section. They also sell books and electronics and furniture, but being on foot, I opted to pay for my findings instead. Without a kid with me, the cashier assumed I was buying adult pants, so I was charged more (didn't realize until I got the receipt) but he offered a penny so that I wouldn't have to break a bigger bill. I don't think I'm going out of my way any time soon to revisit, but I could see myself coming back when the stock rotates to test my luck at finding something old to make something new.

I could anything at a decent price. Everything I looked at was overpriced I walked out. These…read morethrift store do way too much. All the items are donated. The store gets 100 percent profit before paying workers and other store cost. They are at an advantage unlike most retailers who have to purchase then sell or resale. The cost they charge us for items they receive free can sometimes be astronomical. I've seen it's me over $1000 I'm flabbergasted. Not at this location but at other good wills. I didn't know they were allowed to do that. But I wasn't impressed with this location I'll try it again.

Not sure yet am waiting patiently for my jacket to be cleaned and repaired. They said it would…read moretake about a week, and it hasn't quite been a week yet

I took a pea coat to be cleaned and after picking it up and taking it home I removed the plastic to…read morefind "white" fuzz all over it. It was disgusting. I called the cleaners and then took it back a second time. Still it was covered with "white" fuzz. The man told me that the white fibers are coming out of the black coat. (This did not even make sense). He said he cleaned it and then used a roller and he couldn't get it off. I told him that the first time he cleaned it he must have washed it with a white cotton item. He first told me he cleaned it and the second time I came in he told me about the person who cleaned it the first time. He refunded my 10.50 after I asked but when I expressed that he ruined the coat and should be reimbursing me at the least 40.00 toward a new coat. He said "You WON'T be getting 40.00. I won't be going there again.

Excellent customer service and they do a great job with the cleaning. I got a dress done that has…read morefragile lace on it and it looks brand new. The price list is clearly available on their website, so you know exactly what to expect. They gave me an estimate for the time and sent me a text when my items were ready - right when they said it would be. Everything was easy: parking, drop-off, and pickup... and since they offer free delivery services you don't even need to bother with any of this. I don't need dry-cleaning services often and really appreciate that Colvin Cleaners removed all the stress from the experience.

The Scarlet Vetter says.....this place is the only game in town (or in many towns it seems) for…read moreamazing reliable same day service! I found myself being summoned internationally for a 10 day work trip on a moment's notice. Of course, many things I wanted to take with me were sitting in my dry clean pile, as I had been working from home for weeks with no call for my higher end clothing. Drat! What to do? I called my regular cleaner about possible same day service or even two day service and was told that was a "no go." So much for my 20 plus year's of business. So, to Yelp I turned and happened upon Colvin Cleaners. They told me they regularly do same day service as long as the garments are there by 10:30 am and that I could expect them back at or before 3 pm. Eureka!! I drove like a mad woman straight there from the southern tier and arrived at 10:32 am. Despite my tardiness for the 10:30 deadline, the counter staff was very friendly, bright and cheerful and greeted me with a "how can we help?" They set up an account for me, checked in my items, and told me I could expect a text when the dry cleaning could be picked up, all in under 5 minutes! I decided to run errands while in Buffalo for my trip. Sure enough at about 2:30 pm, I got a text informing me my clothes were ready. I arrived, to find yet more bright happy and helpful service staff at the counter. I paid a very reasonable sum for my clothes and was on my way. This place is great and advertises that they employ green cleaning methods to boot! If you are in the Buffalo area, make this business your dry cleaners!!!!! You will not regret it!

Such a cute shop!! Love looking around here -- there's great turnover, so every few months the…read morestore is basically entirely filled with new items to discover. They have really thoughtful organizing (especially compared to other thrift/vintage/second-hand stores) with everything clearly organized by size and type of item, then typically by color within that, so it's really easy to find items that will fit you. A great selection of accessories like shoes, bags, and jewelry too! The selling process always goes very smoothly too. The website and their social media have lots of clear info on how the process works and what kinds of items they're looking for, and really makes what could be a complicated process super simple.

There's a variety of styles and price ranges in the store. For example, you will find a rack of…read moreFree People items right at the front of the store when you enter. This trendy label appeals to the younger, fashion-conscious, crowd. And then scattered throughout the store, especially in the back, there are styles that look a bit dated and ordinary. There are some high-price designer items as well. I think their jewelry section is rather blah. I've never bought jewelry from them. All sorts of used handbags and practically new shoes. Both my teenage daughter and I have bought clothes from here. Something for everyone. What I like about consigning my gently used clothes with this business is that they itemize the clothing that you give them. When the consignment period is over in 3 months, you know exactly which item sold and how much money you will get for it. Unlike another consignment store in the area that just gives you a number for your items and never tells you exactly what sold. Becomes a mystery. And then you have to hunt all over the place to find your items that didn't sell if you want them back. But here, I ask for items that don't sell back and they keep them for me to pick up within a window of time. They take appointments on their website for consigning your things the first few days of the month only. It's very organized and I appreciate that. They may not take many of the items you hope to consign. But at least they're honest and organized.