Fast & friendly service. I haven't been disappointed with Sun's work the two times I've been there…read more I definitely found a new alteration place!!

She is a great seamstress. My items were ready the next day but I didn't pick them up until later,…read moreso she has a fast turnaround. Cash only.

We've gone here for years. First, when she was located outside of Ft. Sam and now on Rittiman Rd…read more She can do just about anything for you. Put buttons on, make alterations, wedding dresses, hems, repairs (the husband is always ripping his nurse uniform pockets because he stuffs the kitchen sink in them). She has suggested making his uniforms with super-reinforced pockets. He hasn't taken her on that yet. I usually go to have jacket cuffs made smaller or to add some elastic to make them tighter. You can not tell it was altered. Looks like it was off the shelf. Amazing. Go there.

Brought a few men's Brooks Brothers sport shirts I got on sale to have sleeves shortened. My goal…read morewas to preserve the sleeve placket, rather than go the cheaper route of just cutting it back. Really happy with the work - sleeves are perfect length and you can't tell they were altered. She called when shirts were ready and charged the same price quoted when I dropped them off. I plan on bringing more shirts to the Needle Nook when I have need of alteration. Highly recommend this business.

They knew how to take in my dress, delivered it on time, and the work was done well. It took a week…read moreand cost $50.

Very friendly people, but improper tailoring practices (per my new tailor)…read more When taking in slacks and skirts, they did not measure to make it even, which can be seen from the distance between back pockets and center seam. I took them to a different seamstress and she measured them to be off by a third an inch, and explained to me that it appeared the fabric was taken in from one side versus both sides. This causes the back of the slacks to look pinched at the center seam, like the fitness influencer butt scrunch shorts. They also forgot to add the back belt loops back on. My new tailor is trying to fix them, but she told me that ATG did not leave any fabric to let them back out and is recommending I throw out these pants altogether. I think these women are very nice and were friendly, and that's why I am giving 2-stars. But I paid around $800 to get several skirts, slacks, and jackets taken in. For the price, I wish they had been more detail oriented with measuring out exact lengths, and I wish they'd left some fabric for future alterations (which I have been told is typical practice).

This would be the third time coming to this location this woman is amazing ,funny,laughing , and…read morealways in a good mood. Now listen to this ...you walk-in get there with your garments in-hand and she turns to you and ask you ...when would you like these back..??.. WHAT...How about that for customer service!!!

Lydia is great. She is so affordable. She's hemmed two jersey knit dresses for me as well as many…read morepants. She's sewn patches for my children. Just make sure you confirm the pick up date and time with her.

IF any price is good go!…read more The prices are high (replying the heel of a men's shoe was $35). I think that is way too high. Shop keepers are courteous.

I like that they offer affordable and the alterations are well done. The quality of the work is…read moreexcellent. I am satisfied withe the business.