Needed a last minute alteration and they were able to help us in under 24 hours ! Very quick to…read morereply and did a great job!

I requested working buttonholes for the cuffs on a suit jacket and a sport coat. I also had the…read morecollars lowered for both jackets. Came back 3 weeks and the results were horrendous to say the least. I got a small partial refund when picking up the garments because the owner, Emir, was not in the studio at the time. I emailed and got in contact with Emir requesting additional compensation after I inspected my garments more closely at home. I also had another tailor that I use take a look at the damages. He said the job was rushed and the wrong buttonholes were used. Emir disagreed with my tailor's judgement, writing that I should come in to discuss. It has been a week and he has not informed me of any possible appointments. Here is a technical breakdown of what went wrong. 1. Wrong buttonholes. 2. Buttonholes crooked. 3. Buttonholes not fully cut open. 4. Bad stitching and other faults. 5. Weird spacing. The buttonholes on a suit jacket/sport coat/ blazer should be a keyhole shaped buttonhole (Google Search agrees with me). Comparison pictures attached. Emir said they get various buttonhole requests from retailers and with his "20 years of experience", buttonholes on cuffs do not have to be keyhole buttonholes. I disagree. First problem not using a keyhole buttonhole, it causes puckering of the fabric around it. The buttons have shanks and usually (I mean always) sit in the keyhole so the fabric lays flat. Also the keyhole helps keep the buttons aligned at the end of the buttonhole. I confirmed all my suspicion first with my old alteration tailor and then my bespoke tailor, his response attached. The work done for the suit jacket was the worst job I have ever seen. The person who worked on the jacket kindly left the chalk markings so I can see how distorted and crooked everything was. Spacing was uneven, buttons were sewn on 3 different ways on a single side of the cuffs. Some of the button holes were not fully cut open, about a third of the buttonhole was still closed. They left an inch of the collar not stitched and forgot a spool of threads in the pocket. I saw the work of another employee and it looked fine. Sadly, I do not trust the owner anymore after his comments.

Decided to buy a tux with 2 black tie events coming up. Thought I could buy something inexpensive…read moreat Macy's but wasn't impressed with the tux quality nor the ultimate cost. So I did some research for a local tailor and decided to give Vihan a try based on the reviews. What I found was an institution of over 50 years in North Jersey. Vihan Custom Tailors was exactly what I was searching for in a custom shop. First and foremost, Joe was super welcoming and gregarious. I explained I needed a tux for an upcoming wedding and outlined my timing. He was helpful and very accommodating. If I had a dollar for every time Joe said "no problem" to any of my requests, it would have paid for the tux! Just by looking at me, he brought me to the rack with my size to get a good fit. The quality of the jackets was immediately noticeable. All of the blazers were stylish. The process was quick and painless. Next, Joe showed me around the store so I could see the rest of their dapper inventory. We added a shirt and a couple accessories and I was on my way. When my tux came in, I met Vihan, the founder and tailor of the shop. During the fitting, I watched a master in action. My body is on the stockier side so I'm always concerned about the fit of suits. Vihan assured me it wouldn't be an issue. After the fitting, I asked Joe if one of the blazers I liked the previous visit could be ready with my tuxedo on short notice for the rehearsal dinner. As usual, Joe's answer was "no problem!" When the tuxedo and blazer came in I couldn't be happier. I love the quality of the tux. It immediately stood out for the premium material and intricate stitching. Vihan & his team did a fantastic job with the alterations, including to my shirt. The tuxedo was form-fitting and not boxy. I was ecstatic with the fit. During the wedding festivities, I was extremely excited about how well the blazer and the tuxedo looked and felt. Both outfits stood out; especially the tux in a sea of tuxes. Needless to stay I will be going to Vihan for all of my menswear and tailoring needs in the future. Loved getting to know the Joe, Vihan & the team. You'll always be in good hands with them. In the age of department stores, a family-owned, local bespoke tailor is quite the find. Vihan's classic, personal experience shouldn't be missed. See you guys soon!

The only place I found doing same day alterations, they were amazing in a pinch. Very happy I found…read morethis spot and will be back!

This is a new local mobile tailor I found online. They currently service the tristate area…read more Kevin contacted me shortly after I made my appointment online to alter a new suit. The whole process was very straightforward and easy. Kevin and his wife came over to pick up the suit. They helped measure and made recommendations on what would be done. My pants were only half inch too big on the waist so Kevin recommended I save my money and just wear a belt since everything else was perfect on the pants. Pricing was transparent and agreed to. Afterwards, they took the suit to be tailored. The tailored suit was delivered back to my house a week later. My sleeves were shortened, and back was also brought in. The work was flawless and the suit fit me perfectly. Thank you for the incredible service!

Here is what you get when you order a custom suit from Mr. Ned:…read more Varham, son of the founder Ned, takes your measurements and quizzes you gently about what sort of suit you have in mind. They will make you any sort suit you want -- there isn't an enforced house style -- although Varham will steer you away from any utterly wrongheaded decisions. The measurements are applied to a pre-existing block pattern that best matches the cut you've specified. Second fitting is with just the basted body of the jacket to allow for significant alterations. Final fitting has the collar and sleeves already set, the trousers completed, with just the buttonholes and fine tweaking remaining. Total turnaround time is roughly 6-8 weeks; total cost using standard super 100/120 fabric is $850; functioning sleeve buttons and hand finishing along the lapel will run you $50 a piece. This is not true custom/bespoke given that they are working off an existing pattern. That said, I have to imagine they're drawing from a great multitude of proprietary patterns in order to accommodate all the sizes and shapes coming through their door. Moreover, all work is done on the premises, and the owner takes the measurements personally and shepherds your suit through every stage of production. In my mind, that's about as close as you're going to get to custom at a price that's remotely affordable without a finance job. Now am I happy with my first suit from Mr. Ned? Frankly, I am a tiny bit ambivalent. On the plus side: the trousers are fantastic and are perfect not just in fit but are of a piece with the ensemble. The back of the jacket and the sleeves exhibit terrific fit and drape. Finally, the lapel has a kind of graceful flow that says, "I am wearing a custom made garment!" to anyone sensitive to this strain of vanity. My criticism involves a rather imperfect drape to the sides and a lack of polish in the details due to the garment being largely machine made (although all the critical components like the sleeves are set by hand). At my final fitting, Varham pointed out this was my first suit with them. Implicitly the second suit would be an improvement, at least in the fit department. For most readers, $850 is a lot to spend on something that is only the first step towards a perfect fitting suit. For me, it's justifiable in that I wear suits for work constantly. I require a garment that is not only truly comfortable, but can withstand the wear and tear of NYC life; my suit is made from 14 oz Scabal Super 100 which is some pretty tough wool - it feels like a military uniform. Is it worth it? Absolutely. I wear my Mr. Ned suit more than any other. I feel more confident, thinner, smarter, etc. It's hard to put a price on materialistically driven self-worth, right? More objectively, Mr. Ned is widely regarded as the best game in town for custom suits under a $1,000. He knows his craft, delivers the goods on time, and makes the garments in NYC. I can't think of anyone else that can even come close to offering that kind of value for money. Cool Trivia: Mr. Ned is the preferred tailor of film director Wes Anderson and made all the suits for the Royal Tenembaums.

I have had three suits made here. Despite the fact that Varahm is a nice guy and they use union…read morelabor and treat their employees well, I Will never go back. The first suit I had made turned out too boxy for my taste, but I recognize that as my fault since I was new to the custom clothing world and simply didn't know what I wanted well enough to express my opinion on the matter. That said, there were construction problems that rest on Ned's shoulders. Most notably, the lapel was not sewn properly and so there are dramatic, unsightly ripples at the notch. Also, despite being boxy, the jacket is incredibly uncomfortable. I can not wear it for mroe than thirty or forty minutes while working at the computer without cramping in my upper back. This suit sits in my closet and I wear it maybe 2 times a year. The second suit I had made turned out better. This was because I was clear about my likes and dislikes with respect to the previous suit. While the cut is more to my liking, there were construction problems that really detract from the suit. Most notably, the suit came with a small hole in the crotch. Seriously. Also significant, the shoulders were cut differently and so the whole thing doesn't look uniform. Arg. I wear this suit when I want to look decent, but don't care if something bad happens to my clothes. (i.e., I might wear it to a wedding reception where it is likely to have a drink spilled on it, but never to a fancy dinner or an interview) Less you think they get better the more you work with them. The third suit was a total disaster. The sleeves were opened for buttons then inexplicably sewn all the way shut. The sleeves were attached in such a way to make me look like a zombie while wearing it. The fit was a weird combination of boxy and too tight. Literally unwearable. I simply gave the jacket away and now have one pair of very, very expensive suit pants. For labor-friendly alternatives try Martin Greenfield in Brooklyn or Samuelson made suits from Paul Stuart.

It's been surprisingly difficult finding a tailor in NYC that I trust. Most tailors are either…read moreinconsistent with the quality of their work when it comes to various materials or have difficulty understanding what I'm looking for. Sam and his team have consistently blown away my expectations. I've had him tailor a designer suit and numerous pants and he's delivered perfectly each time. Don't hesitate to reach out to Sam. His responsiveness and willingness to work with his customers along with decades of experience make him the top tailor in NYC.

I needed a lehenga altered for an upcoming Indian wedding ceremony. The garments are not easy to…read morealter, so I knew I needed a professional and I was quite nervous about who to take it to. I'm so glad I found Wazim Custom Tailor. Sam was so professional and took extremely precise measurements. He was able to let out the top and the skirt and you couldn't even tell they were altered -- the outfit looks like it was made custom for me. He even redid some of the beading so as not to compromise the integrity of the piece. I was so impressed with his attention to detail and his skill. It's going to work beautifully. Highly recommend this tailor!

Getting something custom from Bruklin Bespoke was an incredible experience. The attention to…read moredetail, the perfect fit, and Rody's patience throughout the process made all the difference. He walked me through every decision and even helped me choose the right shirt and shoes to complete the look -- something most places would charge extra for, but he offered it just to make sure everything came together. I highly recommend this bespoke shop for an awesome experience and great quality tailoring. I'll definitely be back!

I am a returning customer of Bruklin Bespoke. The attention to detail that Rody has for all of his…read morefabrics as well as knowing what looks good on all of his clients is a breath of fresh air. When I compare the value and quality of each suit with the pricing I'm extremely happy. The measurements were on point as well. Rody's communication throughout has been amazing! I will forever be Bruklin Bespoke client. Book your appointment now, you won't be disappointed!!

Unacceptable stress and poor project management for a high-end tuxedo…read more My experience with David was incredibly disappointing and stressful. Despite placing a deposit in June for a December wedding-giving us a six-month lead time-the process was mismanaged from start to finish. Although I requested a mid-November completion to avoid last-minute anxiety, and David promised to accommodate this, the timeline was completely ignored. I had to chase him repeatedly for updates. I didn't receive a first fitting until seven days before my wedding. Even then, the suit was in shambles: a jacket missing a sleeve, pants without buttons, and no vest. This forced me to attend three stressful fittings during my wedding week. At one point, he actually asked if delivery after my wedding date would be acceptable. I lost so much faith in the process that I purchased a backup tuxedo from Suitsupply just to be safe. Eventually, he delivered the suit at 11:00 PM the night before my wedding. For a garment costing nearly five figures, the quality is merely 'decent,' not outstanding, and it was missing several custom details we agreed upon at the start. I cannot recommend this service.

surprisingly not many female suitmakers around! Im happy I chose David and he was fabulous to work…read morewith, we had a lot of fun customising my three piece suit - there are endless options of fabrics, linings, buttons- it was full on customised. I have worn the pieces separately, they're on constant rotation. he also offers adjustments throughout their lifespan which is helpful for my ever-fluctuating body.

I recently sought out Frank DeJackmo of Point Click Tailor to make a few custom suits for myself…read moreand business partner and I have to say they are truly the best. After having a less than satisfactory experience with other tailors, Frank was recommended to me with the promise of high quality products and excellent customer service. He more than exceeded our expectations. Frank came to my apartment in the city to measure and fit us, spending 3 hours with us going over every detail. I was impressed. Upon completion (which was exactly on the time he gave us), he came back to the city for a second fitting to ensure everything fit perfectly. He made the necessary adjustments and had our 4 perfect suits back to us a week later. I am in the customer service industry and can confidently say that service does not get better. Thank you so much Point Click Tailor. If you need custom bespoke clothing, look no further. You will not be disappointed.