These are really good tailors. They hemmed my jeans and they came out perfect. Really good quality…read more I had them redo things other tailors had hemmed. I do dry cleaning there too. Lovely people and great business.

After a horrific experience at another alterations location, the wonderful woman at Chinneys was…read moreable to save my wedding dress. I couldn't be happier or more thankful. She was able to add applique to the front and fix what turned out to be a very difficult bustle. She also spent a generous amount of time helping and supporting my mom while she learned how to bustle my dress. I will continue to bring all of my alterations to this location, reasonable prices, fast service and quality work!

My family has used TM for years. He is a professional who will tell you honestly what will work and…read morewhat doesn't work so it is important to listen to his unsolicited advice My husband is very particular about his suit and shirt fit and values TM's work. Weddings, proms, business, etc he has been there and urgent needs are his specialty! We value his work and appreciate his craft. He is not a miracle worker, no one is, but is pretty close! We are grateful!

DO NOT RECOMMEND! Extremely high prices, average work, no receipt, does not itemize the work when…read moregiving you a price even if asked. He just gives you an extremely high total amount. In total I paid $183 for hemming suit pants, tapering and opening up a jacket. I had to get tailoring done for a suit. I made a mistake of telling him I needed it for a wedding and his eyes glowed! I tapered and hemmed a suit pant and got a suit jacket opened up. In total it cost $183! He insisted me to pay the price in full in cash before the work was done! He did not provide a receipt and refused to itemize the charges - kept saying it's because it's an urgent request it's high. I DO NOT RECOMMEND! Extremely expensive, no receipt, does not itemize the work! TM will keep ripping you off for very straight forward tailoring!

Always friendly and helpful. They have onsite alterations and summer cleaning with storage for…read morecomforters. Been a customer for 8+ years. Best around!

Wanted in Dry Cleaners: Fast, Inexpensive, Quality Cleaning, and CUSTOMER SERVICE…read more Based on my experience with Artery Cleaners and Launderers, they did not get the memo. It may look like a sweet, cute little family run operation when you see high schoolers and older ladies behind the register, but I warn you: Do not be deceived! All I can say after my experience is that they are DECEPTIVE and RUDE. My fiancee and I recently dropped off 3 jackets to be laundered. We asked that they were pressed(not dry cleaned), and had some alterations issues. On one, a button needed sowing and a sleeve repaired. Another, a two buttons needed to be sewed on. A third, a pocket fixed. We walked through all of the alterations with our cashier, and brought our own buttons. We were then handed a receipt for about $20 dollars. "This place is great!", I though to myself when I saw that. "What a steal!" One week later, our total bill was $60 dollars. $60 dollars! I can understand that, apparently, alterations do not bill at the register. It is annoying, but I can live with the understanding that I will have to argue with you to secure a price in advance from now on, and that my receipt doesn't actually show the truth. It may say alterations, but don't let your eyes fool you. That first receipt is only the cleaning. I can understand issues like that in small business shops. I can also understand $15 for a sleeve repair and $10 for a pocket repair, plus the buttons sewed on. Knowing the time that goes into it, its not a great deal, but as long as it is good work, I can grin and bear it. However, $15 dollars to sew on two buttons that I gave you? $15 dollars for that 5 - 10 minute job? I called their store, upset about the cost after my fiancee picked everything up. I was (and am) ok paying those other costs (although it would have been great if that had been shared beforehand...... which it wasnt). However, I made it clear that I felt the alterations were too high. I was told a manager would call me back. The next day, I had to call back, and was put on the phone with a manager. I explained my point of view and that I felt $15 dollars for sewing on two buttons on one jacket was too high, especially when we provided the buttons. I explained I felt that was a fair refund. The guy seemed to have a mental breakdown at the thought of a $15 refund. He began interrupting and talking over me while I was trying to explain that I wanted I refund for the one jacket. He proceeded to argue with me about how I wasnt willing to pay for good work, about how I wouldn't do work and then not expect to get paid, and how you can't just not pay people for their work. .To which I explained, as an analyst who does 1099 work, I do expect to not get paid for bad work or if I decide to triple bill my client all of the sudden, or bill them an hour for 10 minutes worth of work. The manager argued with me about how I didn't want to pay people for their good work, and how we were told ahead of time the prices (to which I stated that we weren't, and were expecting a bill of about $20 dollars). He sternly demanded to know (again, my problem is mainly this one jacket.....) how much of a refund we wanted. I stated $15 dollars a far price. He demanded to know how I figured that out. When I replied it seemed fair based on market prices, he then proceeded to go back to arguing about not paying people for their good work. Not wanting to waste time, I stated that if it was clear we would not be able to come to an agreement, we can let the market handle things. I mentioned that I would be writing a yelp review and that from now on I would take my business elsewhere, which is only fair. Upon hearing this, he proceeded to yell about how I was threatening him, kept talking over me, and again went back to arguing about not wanting to pay people for their work. After five minutes more of that, I decided he can have his $15 dollars, and hung up. So, long story short, DECEPTIVE PRICING and RUDE MANAGEMENT.

The selection was nice and we found a couple of things we really did like, however the customer…read moreservice was very poor. We've lived in Newton for quite some time and needed to purchase a suit for our wedding also taking place in Newton. We thought it would be nice to purchase a suit for the groom right in our neighborhood. We had discussed going to Moshers for quite some time and decided to get the ball rolling last weekend. We were hoping to find something we liked, get information about timeline and then come back in a few weeks for measurements as we weren't *quite* ready yet It was very hard, nearly impossible, to get any of our questions answered. It felt as if they weren't going to make the sale right then and there then they couldn't be bothered really speaking with us. It was very odd and off putting. During our visit, the owner asked us "are you wealthy" -- which was incredibly weird and felt as if he was looking down on us. I've been reflecting on the whole experience for about a week and really don't want anyone else to feel the way we felt during our attempt to make a purchase with Moshers :(

Bought a men's custom made shirt and it ended up looking like a blouse... not my words, the words…read moreof my dry cleaner when she saw it. Complete waste of money and space as that shirt sits in my closet.

Working with SewMarie was such a pleasure! She was so kind, welcoming, reliable and truly felt like…read morefamily! I brought in my bridesmaids dress that other seamstresses complained about and she instantly knew exactly how to adjust the dress to make it perfect! I also asked if she could make last minute alterations to my cousins dress and she happily squeezed us into her busy schedule and really took care of us. She turned a stressful weekend into a memorable one. I will forever go to SewMarie for future alterations!

We've used Marie several times and she has a great reputation in the neighborhood. Always does…read moregreat alterations. Highly recommend!

do not waste your time!! destroyed my burberry skirt and ripped me off!!i dropped off a brand new…read more burberry skirt fesh out if the box , and i needed simple alterations ( taken on at the wait and shortened). the owner advised that it would take about a week and i asked me what day i needed the item back by (which was exactly a week to the day -as i needed the item to take on holiday). when i called for pock up kim confirmed a time to pick up i got there and she made me wait 2 hours to make the adjustments and had me try in the item numerous times in between. she startes qorkong on my piece the same day. as a result she destroyed my skirt beyond repair and did such a poor sloppy job! and still charged me $150 after waiting my tome and desteoyinh my item do not go here find somewhere else.

B"H NOTE: Kim's Fashion Design is not located at Copley…read morePlace, 100 Huntington Avenue, Boston, MA 02116 (617-267-9299). This review is for both her former Chinatown store and her continued operations at Copley Place. To Whom It May Concern: I have had the great pleasure of knowing Kim Pham, being her customer, and collaborating with her on fashion projects and business development since 1998. She is the most talented and brilliant fashion designer I have had met to date, from my experience a both an entertainer, producer, and educator in the entertainment industry, and from my lineage that includes my grandfather, who served as a chief tailor and upholsterer for the King of Morocco and worked as a tailor till well into his 70s. In 1998 after stopping by her former Chinatown store, seeing her high level of craftsmanship and style, and meeting Kim and liking her as a person too, I immediately decided to commission Kim to create a special double-sided Kung Fu / Wushu silk suite for me to use for National & International competitions and for daily practice. This decision proved to be an excellent one - The suite I had designed was made so well that it has lasted me to date, turned many heads in competitions all over the country, and received many compliments for it's blend of traditional and modern Kung Fu styles. This resulted in several martial arts schools ordering suites from Kim, and I personally purchase two more Kung Fu outfits from her, that receives accolades in competitions and demonstrations alike. In the summer of 2000, I established a large Latin, Jazz, and Folkloric dance company in Boston, and Kim created the lovely wardrobe for our Latin dance pieces, based on my designs and those of the co-director of our company. The quality, durability, and beauty of her work is a lasting tribute through videos of our performances and the memories of the audience members who saw them. Kim's ability to design and make cloths in both the full array of Asian styles and in Western, European, African, and South American styles, both traditional and modern, is clear and pronounced! In April 2001 I was fortunate to again collaborate with Kim, this time as the producer and artistic director a her 10 Year Anniversary Fashion Gala & Banquet at Empire Garden Restaurant in Chinatown. The show, viewed by a distinguished and international audience of 500, including the Mayor of Boston, was a resounding success, setting the bar very high for multi-facetted fashion gala, and featuring close to 80 models and performers, dance & martial arts demonstrations, and lavish collections of designer cloths from traditional to modern, casual to formal, petit to large, and young to old, over the course of our ~3 hour program! This collaboration further introduced me to Kim's wonderful network of clients and supporters (who continue to make a difference in my life), and the gala was a fitting tribute the Kim, a one-of-a-kind talented, hardworking, and generous designer, who built her way up from modest roots in Vietnam. I have since continued to collaborate with Kim Pham and her staff at Kim's Fashion Design and help her vision grow, and her designs blossom. She is my go-to designer for most of my needs, and her and her family and colleagues have become close friends of my family and I. I whole-heartedly endorse Kim Pham and Kim's Fashion Design for their highly affordable first-rate designer clothing, and encourage all to explore her Copley Place store, your imagination, and hers, to create the cloths you dream of! Best Wishes, Dan Yonah Marshall President & Executive Artistic Director FreEMotion/LibrEMoción Repertory Company, Inc. Brookline/Greater Boston Community Center for the Arts, Inc.

The folks who work here are very nice…read more Some washers now cost more than $10.00, dryers are also quite expensive. There is always overflowing trash and stuff on the floor. I'm thankful that I don't need a laundromat regularly, but if I did I'd have to find a less expensive one.

The good was the staff! The bad is I think my debit card was skimmed there where you have download…read moreyour card to do laundry

I've had custom suits, jackets made -beautiful fabrics and tailoring. I also use them to have…read moreanything tailored. Anything from downsizing a piece to hemming or fixing. Highly recommend

I honestly wish I could give zero stars. After rudely telling he'd "be right in" to finish his…read morecigarette he comes in and says: "which break you want" showing me some terrible lithograph from the 60s. After multiple times telling me to "just choose" I told him: look dude, id like to see on my actual pants to pick a break at which point he sneered: "is this your first time in a tailor or something". Are you f'ing kidding me?!. Then he reluctantly makes the break, I take the pants off....he then asks what "angle Id like"? I dunno dude! You're the tailor and just pinned it. WHY DONT YOU KNOW!?! He borates me a bit longer before I tell him to just forget it. But wait...he won't give me my pants until he steams all of his inaccurate scratchings off. This place is awful. He is an arrogant a** and hopefully gets put out of business.