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  • I just tried this place today, based partly on Tiffany's review, and while no part of my experience was QUITE as good as her review suggested, it was all still rather positive on the whole. I had to get 2 pairs of pants hemmed that couldn't have been any different - one was a standard pair of jens that I wanted to try this concept of keeping the same hem on. After all, this was my first time getting a professional hemming done (I usually have family do it) which means I'm used to having my jeans stitching just run off the bottom of the leg and end. When I picked them up sure enough, there it was. Looking closely enough one could quite easily see where they've half hidden the hemming job just above the stitching, but considering not many people will get that close to the bottom of a pair of pants, it didn't bother me too much. The other pair was a pair of work uniform pants I had to get done. My company orders uniform pants in VERY generic sizing, so all pants come in way too long for MOST people that size, with the ends of the legs still rough and hideous, because they plan on people having to get them hemmed to avoid having to get different lengths, so there was no look to preserve. That being said, the woman I spoke to asked me a bunch of questions about how high I wanted the sitching, what kind of stitching I want in it (see: things I know nothing about and couldn't answer to save my life.) So I just kind of smiled and nodded my way through the conversation and eventually just told her to do what they thought was best. What came back looked great (subtle, but that's what they needed.) All in all, everything was just a couple notches below what Tiffany suggested though. The hem that preserved the original stiching cost a few bucks more than she said, and despite not seeming very busy at all, I was told to come and pick them up 4 hours later, instead of one. That being said, none of this was unreasonable (especially considering the previous place I called wanted 3 days for the same job). So, a pretty positive experience, if not as boast-worthy as I expected.
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