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Ross Dress For Less

2.5 (6 reviews)
Closed • 10:00 am - 9:00 pm

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The Bespoke Clothier

The Bespoke Clothier

4.7(78 reviews)
48.4 mi
•$$$

The Bespoke Clothier completely changed how I think about fit. If you have a hard-to-fit body type,…read moreyou know how disappointing even "altered" clothes can be. I brought Gabriel a designer suit that still didn't feel right after store alterations. He was pretty honest--said the best it could become was a 7/10--and then went to work. He adjusted the shoulders, chest, sleeves, lapels, which required him to move every single button. It was literally a completely different suit. And for the first time, it actually fit the way it should. Since then, I've gone back for five custom suits, multiple shirts, and my favorite, an overcoat (which I'd avoided for years because of off-the-rack fit issues). Every item has come out perfectly tailored. If fit has always been a compromise for you, it's worth seeing what Gabriel can do. Adding some photos, but I'm not a fashion/textiles photographer. It's harder than it looks.

TLDR: Multiple mistakes, delays, poor communication, sloppy, rush job…read more I had so much hope for this place with all the positive reviews. I should have read more into the negative ones before using him. A suit to me is an investment and it's really important that tailors take their job professionally. I came in to The Bespoke Clothier after doing some research as I needed a suit altered for an upcoming wedding. I had 2 weeks before the event which I felt was plenty of time for the job. I made an appointment with Gabriel for a consultation to look at the suit and discuss timing and needs for alterations. No real dressing room, just a closet that you can change in. He looked at my suit and made recommendations for the sleeves to be taken in and shortened and pants let out a bit on the waist. I also asked about adding surgeons cuffs with functional buttons. Gabriel mentioned that it's really easy and they do that all the time but they charge per button. Understandable I said and agreed to the pricing. This was Tuesday and was told that the alterations would be complete by Friday. A busy Friday for me meant a pickup on Saturday which would have been perfect as their posted hours on their website says: Saturday 9am-5pm. When I arrived on Saturday to pick up the suit, the lights were out, door locked and a note posted saying "Flexible Hours" this week and to text a number. I texted the number which replied that they would check with Gabriel on timing and they would communicate back to me a time for pickup. No response through Monday evening and by Tuesday at noon, I was getting a little concerned about lack of communication and timing. I decided to call on Tuesday afternoon and Gabriel picked up and told me the suit will be ready by 3pm that day. I arrived at the shop at 3:30pm with the pants ready and the jacket looking disheveled and unfinished with the buttons popped off one of the sleeves and arms way too long. He said he thought I needed the sleeves lengthened and he marked it incorrectly. He said this is an easy and quick job for the jacket and it will be ready tonight. I decided to give him more time to do a good job and said let me pick up tomorrow afternoon. The next afternoon comes and the jacket looked fine but I noticed that the buttons were not functional. He said he didn't take the correct notes and thought I didn't want that even though I was charged extra per button. Again was told that it was an easy job as he does this "all the time" and he would be the one personally making the functioning buttons. Again was told he could do it tonight and I again gave him extra time to do a nice, clean job. The suit was ready with functioning surgeons cuffs but the workmanship was really poor. Also one of the buttons for the interior pocket was missing. The cut and sewing lines were really sloppy looking and the thread for the buttons were not sewing inside the lining, leaving the button thread visible on the cup to lining. I'm not sure if Gabriel just over promises and has to rush through everything but i think he knows better. Overall a stressful situation being almost a week overdue, multiple mistakes and a seemingly rush job to finish. At the initial meeting, Gabriel was also trying to sell me a custom suit which I was seriously considering at the time. Unfortunately this soured my experience and mindset that he would be capable of making a full bespoke suit.

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The Bespoke Clothier - In the shop: 3-piece light weight linen and wool suit, with 1/4 lining. Great for #summertime.

In the shop: 3-piece light weight linen and wool suit, with 1/4 lining. Great for #summertime.

The Bespoke Clothier - New in the shop: We love the understated class the grosgrain lapels add to this formal wear. That's the beauty of #bespoke.

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New in the shop: We love the understated class the grosgrain lapels add to this formal wear. That's the beauty of #bespoke.

Value Village - Thanksgiving 2025 huge selection.

Value Village

2.6(80 reviews)
3.4 mi
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First and foremost, you have to remember that Value Village is not a non-profit store or business…read more While it accepts donations of used goods and partners with nonprofits, shopping in Value Village stores does not support any charity. They are overpriced. Can you find a good deal? Sometimes. I would rather support a local thrift store than a corporate one.

Growing up with a mother who enjoyed thrift shopping, I remember feeling a bit more embarrassed…read morethan I liked. But considering Mother Earth falls victim to inhabitants of materialism and sadly a disposable society, my views have changed. I inquired about Value Village's donation process which aligned with my views. After a month on the sales floor, items are bundled and shipped to third world countries. My family has been sponsoring a Kenyan family and it's the right thing to do even if we eat cheap ramen to make it happen. The manager was super nice, explaining available rewards as well as discounts days! I felt the prices were fair, and an abundance of treasures awaited to find new homes. Great place to upcycle.

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Value Village - Contemporary clean lines with blue/grey tones. Notice the sleeping cat under the table for a whimsical element.

Contemporary clean lines with blue/grey tones. Notice the sleeping cat under the table for a whimsical element.

Value Village - It's o.k. to mix furniture styles it's up to you what looks good and what you want around you. Art deco in the back beautiful pieces.

It's o.k. to mix furniture styles it's up to you what looks good and what you want around you. Art deco in the back beautiful pieces.

Value Village - Here is is a great example of mixing styles ( again o.k. ) but keep those colors consistent using different tones.

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Here is is a great example of mixing styles ( again o.k. ) but keep those colors consistent using different tones.

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