Highly recommend! Rhonda is easy to deal with, friendly, efficient, careful about measurements,…read morecompleted the job ahead of schedule. It was well done AND her prices are reasonable.

Once I finally made contact with these lovely ladies, it was. Fantastic experience! I could tell…read morethey had been doing alterations for awhile! Very professional. There was one garment that she wasn't sure would look correct because of the way the original seams were done. So she held it back and explained it to me. I would much rather that happen than a funky attempt! I would definitely go back! She is excellent!!

I asked them to repair a well-worn but valued piece of clothing. The work was done flawlessly, and…read moreeveryone was very pleasant.

Alterations on 2 formal dresses. owner and her mom were both super friendly and helpful. they…read morereally took the time to make everything perfect. they genuinely love what they do and it shows in the quality of workmanship. I honestly thought there prices were too low for the amount of time and work they spent on my dresses!

Again, small towns don't need Yelp reviews, but when I saw two mixed reviews I thought I had to…read moreshow my support. First, Shauna A. has a lovely review, but she got the shop name wrong. "Fabric Temptation" is what she is referring to in her review. Second, although I greatly respect every personal experience, I can't help but disagree. I was in a fire that destroyed two truck loads of very expensive, rare and beautiful articles of clothing. Because the artist (call a name what she is) was sympathetic to my situation, she probably saved a half of one more truck load. In my picture profiles you see me jump (ocean behind me) with a pair of Hot Knot jeans. The owner of Sew What fixed a rather embarrassing burn hole. During class one afternoon a Professor asked me to go home. I walked into the lady's room to notice my underwear were clearly showing. Those jeans were new and slightly over $200. Working her magic, they are worn regularly to this day, years later. Same with clothing belonging to deceased loved ones and from ex-fiances who used their graphic art training to stamp Hot Knot T-shirts. I quite literally cried at some of the clothing the owner or her workers salvaged. The fire was emotionally devastating to me, and people were asking for money to be greedy and profit off of my tragedy. My family considers it trashy to sue, so I remained broke and slowly struggling...added salvaged items, one by one to my growing wardrobe. Currently a orange printed silk dress that was cut into a shirt is being repaired. You get what you pay for. I save the tags because the owner's penmanship is a work of art in itself. I have become so enthralled with the work being done at Sew What, I may take up sewing classes myself. Something good always comes out of the ashes (literally.) I only wish my one week old $1,000 silk bed set could have been salvaged. Years after the fire, I still have plenty of clothes that are getting a makeover. For that I am grateful. Very grateful for everything I have in my life: material and otherwise Finally, my reviews are not mostly negative or bipolar reviews. And I don't praise what is "cool" and make passive aggressive stabs at people who don't see my photo or name. I am accountable for my actions/reviews. I am mature enough to know that owning a business is very difficult. It is unconscionable to trash a business because you have poor communication skills. If you are unhappy with her work, why go back over and over again? That's plain stupidity. And "trying" to be "nice" in a review where you repeat the same problems and immediately trash her store is not cute, nor funny. My final thought is that I don't act passive aggressively and write the lowest star review possible rather then talk to the owner. I would just as soon not write one, because a shop like Sew What is dependent on people to trust them. I have been going there for years and nothing has been "murdered" (such a imaginative phrase.) That review could have been boiled down into three sentences. Thank you.

I'm completely useless when it's comes to sewing, hemming pants; anything like that. So I take my…read morestuff here. The woman who owns it is really nice and helpful. It's a bit expensive I think, but it's worth it for me not to have to sit down and miserably fail at properly fixing a zipper or sewing a button on again.

Stephanie and her staff made my son's wedding party look amazing…read more Incredible customer service

The reputation for rudeness at this business is well deserved. The woman 'helping' my high school…read moreage child and a friend looking for tuxes for a formal was dismissive and rolled her eyes when they said they weren't sure quite what they were looking and wondered if they could look at options. She was curt, unfriendly, and acted like having customers was an imposition. They did end up renting a tux, but it was a very unpleasant experience and we will definitely not be returning.

The ladies in there were nice and very helpful totally recommend this place. Not alot of dresses to…read morepick from.... But doable for last minute shopping

I went to Promises Bridal today to get a better idea of what I want for my wedding gown. I was very…read morepleased with the selection, prices, and above all- the help from the staff. Although I did not decide on a dress today, I feel much better equipped to make a decision based on my experience and advice from the staff. Thank you for the great experience Promises Bridal!

Punctuality, professionalism, quality, and kindness. Just what you want as a customer and as a…read morehuman.

Valentina provided great customer service and did an excellent job on my work pants. I am now…read morereferring her to all my friends and family!

Susan quilted three t-shirt quilts for me, and her work was impeccable. She didn't just do a…read moremeander pattern allover, she outline stitched details on each t-shirt (Queen Padmah's facial features, for example). The results were stunning. These quilts were gifts for my daughter, who accumulated 72 t-shirts during her college career, and she was thrilled. Susan also selected backing fabric for two of the quilts, appropriate batting (the quilts went to Louisiana), and she applied the bindings. Her fees were very reasonable, and she worked quickly to provide me with three works of art. I was very pleased.

As of May 20th the mailbox is still full :-( and I can't get a hold of anyone. It is unfortunate as…read moreit looks like this is not a store, based on maps, but a local DYI vendor. I was excited to support local underdog business.

Oxana has to be one of the best persons I have ever found to do alterations! She's knowledgeable,…read morekind and sews to perfection! I would not take any of my garments anywhere else from now on! I am so happy I found her!