Andy's is the only remaining shoe repair in Omaha so you may have to wait a few weeks, but they do…read morewonderful work.

I took 2 pairs of designer shoes to different cobblers at the request of a friend at different…read moretimes. Andy's gets 5 stars. The other got 3 stars. I took a pair of Christian Louboutin heels to Andy's to repair a heel and soles. The heel cap was missing and heel breast was torn. The outsole was worn. It took a few weeks, but the result was well worth the wait. The heel breast and heel tip/cap were repaired. They look almost as good as new. The cost was less than the other store that only repaired the outsole.

I've had countless pairs of boots and shoes (and a bag or two) transformed by the excellent…read morecraftsmanship at this shop. Some pairs were brought back to life twice. One star is lost for the over promising of the date by when work would be completed. I've learned to call ahead before I go to pick up and to not delay so long before I take my shoes in. The quality work has always been worth the wait, and I am consistently pleased by the fair prices.

I made my husband take in a couple pair of shoes. Leather wedges and leather heeled boots that were…read morejust destroyed! I have a bad habit of wearing shoes past their expiration. The owner resoled and made them look nearly new again. I can tell it wasn't an easy job. He had to add some stacked heel and had to re-sew one of the buckle straps on the boots. And it only cost $30! And I had made my husband go in, because I was used to many of the older shoe repair owners berating me about the condition of my shoes. But he was so nice! Highly recommend!

John does a great job and knows his boots! I highly recommend him for boot repair and service. He…read moredoesn't do anything that's not necessary and he has a wonderful knowledge and experience. My husband and I don't go anywhere else for resoling our boots.

I highly recommend this store for all your repairs and obviously if you are in need of leather…read moreboots. He fixes zippers in a matter of minutes and can sew on patches to just about anything, within a more reasonable timeframe than any other place I've contacted and his rates are well beyond reasonable. He seriously does excellent work! Support local small business!

I had nine dining room seat pads recovered and they are beautiful!…read moreWork was done quickly and absolutely perfect. Mark was a wealth of information and very helpful.

We have used this company to several different times, they always do absolutely perfect work. We…read morehave had them reupholster chairs in the past and they just finished replacing the padding in my American Leather recliner. As always the workmanship is first class and perfect. This is a great company to deal with, they have always given me accurate estimates both on price and completion time. I highly recommend them

I took my son's taekwondo uniform to Master Tailor to get two patches put on the sleeves since I…read moredon't own a sewing machine. They got the job done quickly and did a really nice job on the sewing. It was finished same-day and I received a text when it was done and ready for me to pick up. The pricing was pretty reasonable... It cost just over $20 to get the two patches put on. The shop itself is quite small, but they are very efficient. In terms of aesthetics, it could definitely use some updating and some cleaning, but none of that affected the quality of the work or their speed. I assume I'll have more uniform alterations in the future, and I would definitely bring them here. One thing to note is that they do charge a 3.5% credit card processing fee, but there is a large notice on the reception desk so it's not a surprise.

They may do great work, but the smell in that store is horrifying. It smells like grandma's…read morebasement and mothballs times 100 . I could not breathe in there instant headache, and when I picked up my clothes, they reek took my clothes straight to the dry cleaner as I didn't want to risk washing them in my washing machine with whatever unknown chemical was on there.

They took great care of my clothes! Najma took care of me both times and she is a delight to work…read morewith. Thanks so much!

This place used to be good. Now they have sporadic and inconvenient hours. They're closed Saturday…read moreand Sunday--when I (and many others) normally would have time to pick something up. They close at 5:30 during the week--again, hard to get to. I stopped by to pick up an order a few weeks ago, just to find a sign posted on the door stating they'd closed early. Wasted trip. And now today I came by over lunch to pick up an order, and they have a paper sign up stating they are now closed on Wednesdays too (not reflected on Google, which shows them open). Once I *finally* am able to pick up this last order, I will never be using them again.

Love this place. It is a small family business. It is a small place. They do excellent work at a…read morefair price. There is no fluff, it is to the point tailoring. Sen hemmed my skirt and it looks like a million bucks. I highly recommend this little efficient tailoring business.

High prices. Did a terrible job on a dress I had altered. It was unfinished, and unwearable. Go…read moreto My Tailor.

Had a great experience! I needed a bridesmaids dress tailored on short notice 6 days after having a…read morebaby. They made it happen on time, for a great price, and I was so comfortable in my dress even newly postpartum. Kind and friendly folks I will definitely use them again!

I have been going here for MANY years. It was always terrific. Then the lady who operated it,…read moreYounghei (spelling?) apparently semi-retired, and now it is useless. I recently took two items in to be altered. The first one was a simple uniform shirt that needed an American flag sewn on the sleeve. Sounds pretty easy, doesn't it. Well, I thought so too. It was not. I explained I needed the short back in 6 days because I needed to travel to Des Moines with ot for an event in 8 days. Not a problem, I was assured. I went in 6 days later to retrieve the shirt, as I was promised, and it was for some reason not done. OK. It can happen. I explained I needed the shirt for certain the next day as I was leaving in the morning of the next day. The counter person assured me it would be done by 3:00. OK. No problem. I went back the next day, and as you might have guessed, the shirt was not ready at 3:00. She assured me that if I came back at 5:00 it would be finished. I returned at 5:00, and lo and behold, it was complete, but she had sewn the wrong flag on it. She was apologetic after I pointed this out and asked me to take a seat while she made the correction. OK. I sat down. A few minutes later, she returned with the shirt, but the flag was horribly crooked. This was an easy piece of work, because the flag sits nearly directly on top of a seam! Just line it up with the seam! Once again, I sat down while she took the shirt back to correct her error. She returned after a short while with the shirt, and there was glue spread all over the place. Apparently, beneath the old patch, had been glue, which was now both on the shirt, and on the new flag. She did not see an issue with this when I pointed it out, but she did once again take the shirt back again, to see if she could use the steamer to remove the glue. She returned it to me about 10 minutes later, and while most of the glue was now off of the shirt, there was still a rather large blob of glue obscuring part of the flag. I told her OK, I would take it, and when I got home I steamed that glue from it so it at least looked presentable. She did offer to comp the job for all the issues, but I refused and paid her. Nobody should work for free. OK, second item. My second item was a Revolutionary War uniform coat. It was expensive and made for me a few years ago. Due to recent weight loss, it needed to be altered. When I went to get my shirt, and got increasingly annoyed waiting, I did ask for my uniform coat back. I said I did not trust them to get it done right, and that I would take it elsewhere. I was informed my coat was not there, and that he seamstress had taken it home since it was such an involved job. OK. No problem. I left with just my glue-covered shirt. I waited a few days to call to check on my coat, and was told on a Thursday, that they did not know the status, since it was still at the seamstress's home, but I was assured I would get a call the next day, Friday, with a status. This was by the lady who had screwed my shirt up, but I held out confidence that she would be able to competently check into this, and call me back the next day. Of course, she did not. Big surprise. I called back Monday and was aggravated at her for not calling me back. I expressed my frustration, and she assured me should would ASAP and call me right back. She actually did return my call in short order to PROMISE me the coat would be done in 3 more days. In 3 days, I called before making another fruitless trip, and was informed that now the seamstress need an additional 4 days. At that point I drove to the shop, and demanded my coat be returned to me. I had not given permission for anyone to remove my coat from the building, and I was sick of waiting. I even offered to go pick the coat up from wherever the seamstress had secreted it. I was assured a call would be made to get my coat returned. A gentleman called me, he might be the owner or manager of Maple Tailors and we discussed the debacle. He made no attempt to defend this lousy customer service, and was quite apologetic. He assured me the coat would be there the next day. Somehow, magically, the coat that could not be completed, was completed that night. Perhaps it was done by fairies or angels, I do not know. It was done correctly, which very much surprised me. I half expected there to only be 1 arm or something, but everything was fine. I paid my bill, $133, and left. I am glad it was done, but I will never return. It is a shame because I was a loyal customer for around 10 years. Go up the street to Jack's tailors for far less hassle!