Don't take anything to her that you care about…read more After looking at other reviews on here, I've figured out the business probably sold between the time of service a friend had here and when she recommended it to me. She had great service, and was super excited to recommend the business, but didn't recognize the name of the owner (Lindsay) when I was talking to her about it. I took my wedding dress to Lindsay last year and thought it would be super simple. I showed up to my first appointment and she just went to work pinning things without asking me what I wanted done. I'm not a seamstress so I didn't feel qualified to butt-in, but at the same time, it's my dress and I should have given my thoughts on how I wanted it to look. She said everything she was doing would be super quick and easy, and kept dismissing my concerns. I was worried since she wouldn't even give me a ballpark quote or idea of what these things would cost. She would get really defensive whenever I would ask, and just say that quality work costs money. I don't like conflict so I would just let it go, but I really didn't have room in my budget for her attitude. I thought I just needed a bustle and everything else fit fine. I didn't have a large budget and I wanted the dress to be reusable for my kids, so I really didn't want to make it super fitted to me. She had some kind of breakdown and went off on me during a fitting. I kept trying to say that I liked the work she had done and was just wondering what it would cost, and she just kept going on and on like I wasn't there or even talking. It was incredibly uncomfortable and I just felt like walking out of there in the dress. Over a hundred dollars later I had to pick up the dress because I just wasn't comfortable with her having it anymore. I know that there's always the chance a young bride is being overdramatic, but I couldn't get over how weird Lindsay was and the icky feeling I had about her having my dress. I had to spend over $300 paying another seamstress to fix what Lindsay had done to my dress. She had gotten partway through the bust after having my dress for three months. It was not anywhere near fitting me and the new seamstress couldn't figure out what Lindsay was trying to do. I couldn't even tell the difference between the three appointments I had with her to know what she was charging me for after three months. I have my dress back and it finally fits me, but there's almost zero chance any of my kids will be able to wear it if they get married any older than I am. After Lindsay had done the changes she thought were needed, the new seamstress couldn't take it back to what it was when I bought it. So it had to be fitted so differently that it's really customized to my shape. I just can't get over the fact that it literally was so beautiful when I bought it and it fit me perfectly fine- if I had just advocated for myself it might have been better, but no seamstress should pressure a bride into alterations she doesn't want. I'm really disappointed and regret taking my dress there.

This Woman is a complete CON Artist! horrible service. she…read morequotes a price then charges double if not triple. her excuse is her health, and she will manipulate you and keep your garments. GO ANYWHERE BUT HERE!!!

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!!

20 minute turn around for a pair of jeans and charged half of the competition. Excellent service…read more Cash only. Been in business over 40 years. Hemmed correctly. By appointment. Rhonda and Sharon - thank you!

Nice!!!!! What a great place, I came in with a very small…read morejob (street banner) not knowing if they would do the job, the nice lady said absolutely! she gave me a pickup date and called me with a early pickup. This was quicker than ordering a new one on Amazon and a lot less $$$$$ and looks like new! Thanks Buttons!

I've had a few things mended and a few dresses tailored over the last couple years here, and every…read moretime they are quick and very affordable and they do really quality work! Highly recommend this place for any mending and tailoring needs Also very friendly and professional!

Whenever I've brought something here the price is reasonable (10% off if you prepay), and the goods…read moredelivered on time in a reasonable amount of time. Staff has sometimes been a little odd, like not being at the counter and unable to operate the computer proficiently (ie, not find my account), but it's never been too much of a hassle.

No attendant on duty. Coin change machine took my $10 bill and gave 3 quarters then said "out of…read moreservice." So it ate $9.25 with no recourse. Called the phone number on the handwritten note that was taped to the window, and no one answered. This place is awful. You're basically on your own with no recourse if a machine breaks or the change machine eats your money. Will never be back here again.

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!

Got an amazing dress here for the local Oscar's Eventread more

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!

I called this business and the person who answered appeared to be honest, sweet, helpful and gave…read moreother recommendations of places to check out. Sadly they are swamped with work and they mentioned they will not be able to help me. I wish I could have received more or less a date for when they would be free. If anything it appears I will bring doing a DYI and self learning. Which I am looking forward to converting a dress into a romper for Walt Disney World ^_* Maybe one day I can come and see if they can help me or any of my loved ones with other alterations.

My son needed a pair of expensive jeans hemmed with a decorative stitch. We have them a try…read morebecause we live close by. They were so friendly and helpful. They got the job done quickly and the price was fair and affordable. I will definitely go back for any of our tailoring needs.

Left in Stitches did a great job fixing my work pants. No hardworking guy wants new pants for…read morework. Work pants are usually tough and uncomfortable to break in. It can take weeks months and even years sometimes to feel comfortable. She took my broken and ripped work pants and made them work ready again!

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.