I came in to have a pair of slacks hemmed and will definitely be back. Super fast service and…read moreperfect tailoring.

Had a Mens winter coat shortened. Did a great job, and had it done in a week. Super service.read more

I went to Amy's on a Wednesday needing my bridesmaid dress to be let out before the wedding on…read moreSaturday. My dress was ready for pick up the NEXT day and it fits perfectly. I'm so happy with how it turned out and would highly recommend this place!

This is actually for the new location across from Jewel on Oakland Ave. I believe it's now called…read more'VG Alterations', but either way Amy is a hardworking and skilled seamstress and given how busy this place has been, seemingly even during the pandemic, lots more people are starting to figure it out. In fact after years of being what seemed like the only employee, I've actually seen other employees there the last few times I've gone. Turnaround times are still about a week and prices are still reasonable too (most alterations under $10) and hopefully the growth of the business doesn't change these things because this is a local business that deserves our support.

Victor did a great job on hemming my son's suit. It was a last minute request. Victor was able to…read moreassist with getting it completed the next day. We will definitely be back!

Excellent service. Honest. Quality work. Victor had charged me a certain amount to hem a dress but…read morerealized he didn't need to hem lining after all so he credited me back money. He didn't have to do this. Highly recommend

They always do a great job from here! The work is professional, and they are very nice people!read more

Quite a wide range of ratings - sewing clearly is a somewhat inexact science. That being said I've…read moreused Amy as my local tailor for like 20 years now going back to her tiny place by McDonalds on College - and she has never done anything but exactly what I've asked, at a very reasonable rate and turnaround time. She still doesn't speak the best English, the place isn't in a fancy strip mall, but she works crazy hours, and with a little help from what seems like family and friends, they operate what seems to be a pretty high volume, strictly CASH business. While many will have issues with this, I carry cash and have NO issue with it whatsoever. Especially when you realize the value of the service provided. Only other piece of advice I'd give is to avoid prom and prime wedding season if possible, Amy and the VG crew can be quite popular late April into June and late Aug thru September.

Have used Men's Wearhouse in the past with positive results. However, we went in two weeks ago and…read morepurchased a suit for a wedding in mid July. Had to be ordered in his size. When it came in we were informed that their inhouse tailor was on an extended vacation and could not do our alterations. They made a few suggestions of local people we could try. No warm transfer, no notice/heads up and no concern that we would not have purchased a suit had we known the alterations were up to us to arrange. We went from the salesman joking with us about having so much time, to questioning if we'll find anyone who can get the suit ready in time for the wedding. They work with deadlines all the time - not even acknowledging they put us in a bind is not acceptable.

Have come here twice thus far during work travel and both times have found very helpful people who…read moreare friendly and eager to take care of you. Even though it's a pretty small store, I've found it to have a nice selection, and again, the first time they didn't have something in my size I easily found at my home town Mens Warehouse in Texas. I'll continue to come back here if I'm traveling and need a new shirt, belt, socks, or maybe even a sport coat if I really want to mix it up in the road.

Short explanation: At best, they are simply cold, indifferent, and severely lacking customer…read moreservice skills. At worst, they are rude, mean and dishonest. After Amy's alterations closed across the street (where I was very happy), I decided to try A&A Alterations even though some online posts suggested the owner, the wife of the couple who owns the place was rude. When I first went, the wife was out of the country, and had someone else helping. This other lady was very nice and pleasant. When I went to pay, I was surprised at the $20 cost of having each of my 5 dress shirts taken in, when Amy did it for $14. I asked why so high, and the husband (who doesn't speak English) agreed to lower the price to $18. The work was perfectly fine. However, since the dress shirt still hung out loose around my waist, I wanted it taken in more. Usually, alterations places make additional adjustments at no additional charge. Since she thought the shirt would be too tight, I agreed to just try one and would bring the others back if it worked out well. At the same time, I brought additional shirts and pants to be altered, and had already also brought in a winter coat. All in all, I brought 10 shirts, a pair of pants, and a winter coat, totaling more than $250 in alterations. But AFTER having the new shirts pinned for sewing, the nice lady told me the price for those shirts would be $25--even more than the $20 originally stated the first time. She explained that the wife owner was going to be back in town when it was finished so they didn't want her to see that they had been charging less than the wife wants to charge. The lady said "she is mean." I said really? She said "I am nice, but she is mean." But she should have told me about the change in price before I spent 30 minutes trying on shirts to be pinned. Since I had invested the time, I went with it, knowing it would be the last time I went there. I tried to pick up the shirts multiple times in the evenings, as their sign says they are open till 7. But every night for a week they were gone by 6:20. After I did pick up the shirts, I noticed that all of them had the same excess material hanging out of my pants. I was right in telling the nice lady that it would NOT be too tight. As we had agreed could/would be done, I brought all the shirts back to be taken in more at the waist. This time the wife owner was back. She apparently does not speak English either. Their daughter communicated with me. After I told them I wanted the waist taken in more on the shirts as the nice lady had agreed we would do, they all began inspecting the shirts and the husband and wife began getting excited, seemingly arguing. I saw the apparent meanness of the wife owner that different sources had suggested existed. It all made me very uncomfortable. Finally, after much confusion (somehow) they told me I could try the shirts on for measurement for re-sewing. Being scared of surprise charges again, I asked if everything was ok, and if there was no problem in re-doing the shirts. The daughter told me that there would be additional charges, only now, after I asked. So after increasing the price to $25, and even though alterations places usually make additional adjustments, they were going to charge me still more for getting the shirt right when it was not right to begin with. And they were not nice about it at all. It was as though I was bothering them and they were doing me a favor just taking me as a customer at all. Separate from these bad business ethics, the owners seem very difficult and cold, if not outright mean. Even before the definitely mean wife returned, even with just the nice lady and the husband owner there the place felt awkward, and was stressful. I found myself dreading going back to try my shirts or to take new ones. Everything was difficult and unpleasant, separate from being costly and possibly deceitful. I am glad to be done with them.

Horrible customer service! Went in to ask for a price for hemming a pair of pants and sewing…read morepatches onto a military uniform the lady looked at me and said "no" and walked away leaving me at the counter. Absolutely un-believable!