Lovely work - especially for nice clothes. You can be sure that the alterations will be perfect.read more

Ridiculously overpriced. They painstakingly pin you up and then only after you have invested an…read morehour they reveal their exorbitant price. When you pick up, they take your picture to flatter you, but if you would have checked anywhere else first, you wouldn't go here.

I went here, highly recommended, to have a taekwondo uniform tailored. The staff were very friendly…read moreand nice and the turnaround was less than a week for a fairly big job, despite the store being very, very busy. I felt it was worth the wait at that time. It was a tricky fix, because the sleeves and pants had to be pared down the inseams to prevent billowing, and that job was done well, and that's why I give more than one star. But I paid $94 and the cuffs on the pants and shirt are terrible and continue to unravel and pull apart to this day. It's truly unacceptable. The threads were tangled, overlapped and loose. Many now have come completely out. It was a very sloppy job on a uniform I paid a lot for, and more to tailor, and is now ruined. Further, on pickup, I'd asked for a patch to be sewn on and it wasn't, so they had to crank that out fast. Not at all worth the $100 I spent, I was very disappointed not to be proud of a local business.

I have used Anna Tailor since we moved here 15 years ago. The wold has consistently been…read moreimpeccable! We have brought everything in from vintage costumes when my daughter was in theater to coats, pants and formal gowns. We have always been thrilled with their work and highly recommend their expert tailoring and alterations!

I get everything done here! I wrote a more extensive review on Google but to be straight to the…read morepoint, I spend a lot to get things tailored to my size as a short 5'0 petite and I do it all here. It's nothing outrageous and a price I am willing to pay over and over for a job well done. An example of a dress I had tailored - both fixing the initially very ill-fitting and loose bust as well as adjusting the hem. As you can see it now fits perfectly! Wore it to a wedding and got tons of compliments!

They seem like very nice people but would not recommend. Pants hemmed unevenly, sleeves not brought…read morein to proper length, and waist brought in in a strange way so that the pleats no longer line up. Regret bringing my suits here and now need to find someone to fix the damage as I don't trust triangle tailors.

Cynthia is a great seamstress with many years of experience. I trust her with all my alterations…read more She has a fast turnaround and reasonable charges. Her alterations are the best in area. I have been using her services for about 10 years.

i absolutely love this shop. Miss. Cynthia is skilled and reasonable. Plus the photos on the way…read moreup to her shop is a history lesson of Carrbor!

Wonderful people!!! I would definitely recommend!!! They added fur to a hooded parka and tailored a…read moreBurberry trench coat and did a beautiful job! The value is excellent for the service, attention to detail and beautiful tailoring.

My boyfriend and I made an appointment at Tan's to get a suit that was too big altered. The woman…read morewho helped us was very informative and honest when telling us that he would be better off sizing down on a new suit entirely. We really appreciated that they did not try to alter the suit that would not have turned out how we were envisioning! Despite not making any money from the consultation. We will definitely come back here the next time we need an alteration.

The staff here helped me out in a timely and efficient manner with fair pricing! I went for a minor…read morealteration and the quality of work was great

Last week I took three dresses to this tailor for alteration. One simply needed to be hemmed to a…read moreshorter length, one needed to be shortened and have a decorative border removed in that process, while one required an alteration to the sleeve. I did not try on two of the three dresses for the tailor because I did not feel it was necessary. They simply needed to be shortened, and I specifically stated that I wanted them shortened by 5 inches. The lady working with me did not measure or mark 5 inches on the fabric, she simply guesstimated and stuck a straight pin in the dress to indicate where the fabric was to be cut. She also did not write down my instruction of 5 inches in the notes that she took. When I picked up the dresses, one of them had been shortened by at least a foot, and the other by at least 10 inches. It is absolutely ridiculous to me that such an error in measurement could have been made. I am partially at fault for this, because I did not try the dresses on and let her pin up the hem to the length that I desired. I did not do so because I am currently wearing a full-length leg brace and using a walker while recovering from knee surgery, which would have made changing clothing and stepping up on their pedestal difficult for me. I thought that the clear and precise direction cutting and hemming the dresses to be five inches shorter would be sufficient. The second of those two dresses had a decorative border around the bottom of the skirt that I did not like. I asked that it be completely removed when the dress was shortened. The lady smiled and nodded to indicate that she understood my request, but she did not write my instructions down. The border was not removed as I had requested . Instead, the fabric was cut above the border, the dress shortened, and the decorative border sewn back on. Again, I blame this mistake on the fact that the instructions that I gave were not written down. I blame the language barrier for this. Don't come at me with unwarranted accusations of xenophobia when I say this. I am a die-hard liberal and do not stand for any sort of xenophonic nonsense. I am simply stating that the language barrier contributed to my instructions not being followed, and that the tailor did not make detailed notes of my instructions because she simply did not understand what I was saying, although she nodded and smiled as if she did. I'm not sure I can even describe the mess that was made of the sleeve alteration that I requested. (I DID try this dress on to show the tailor what I wanted altered because it had a fuller skirt that I could wear over my leg brace without having to remove it, and I did not need to step onto the pedestal because the alteration was to the sleeve, not the overall length of the garment.) The dress had a very short ruffled cap sleeve that I felt was too voluminous, and I requested that the ruffle be detached, excess fabric be removed, and then the ruffle be reattached, so that the sleeve lay closer to my arm and not be as poofy. The lady pulled the fabric taunt to make the ruffled sleeve smaller as I had requested, nodding to indicate that she understood. Again, she made no written notes, but I thought that she had indicated that she understood my request. When I picked up the dress, the fabric had simply been pulled taunt and tacked without the excess fabric being removed, creating two separate armholes on each side. It was absolutely ludicrous that anyone could possibly think that that was what I wanted. It boggles the mind. Thankfully, at least the fabric of that dress was not cut, so the stitches that this tailor made can be picked out and the alteration done correctly elsewhere. I did not try on the dresses when they were picked up from the tailor, in fact I did not even pick them up myself, due to the mobility issues I am having post knee surgery, which prevents me from driving. So I I was not aware of the mistakes that were made until the alterations were already paid for and the dresses were already removed from the premises. Not that it would have helped in the case of the two dresses that were incorrectly shortened and hemmed, since the fabric was cut and the excess likely disposed of. Perhaps the third dress with the incorrect sleeve alteration could have been redone by that tailor, but if my wishes were not understood the first time, I honestly don't think a second repetition and demonstration would have helped much. The cost of these alterations, having two dresses hemmed and altering the sleeve of a third, was over $100. Two of the three dresses were completely ruined. I am therefore out over $500, the price of the clothing in addition to the cost of these bad alterations. I strongly suggest to anyone who needs alterations made to an expensive or irreplaceable item that they avoid this business and take the clothing to a tailor where English is fluently spoken and understood, in order to avoid the destruction of the item.

First of all, it's the same place as Z-Koretizing dry cleaning! I sent in a pair of jeans for…read morealterations (the waist was too small). The owner's really nice working with me to do a slightly more complex project to alter the jeans so I can wear it. Projects will cost more than simple alterations (like hemming pants), but I think they've been really nice and it's very worth it! Also, instead of directly fixing my friend's dress, the owner actually suggested an easy fix that would cost no money instead. I would definitely trust her for alterations!

Zanobia altered my wedding dress for me, and it came out beautifully! The dress was a lace pattern…read morethat was pretty unique, so I appreciated how much time Zanobia took to get to know the pattern and figure out the best options. She hemmed the front and added a bustle to the back that totally matched the pattern of the lace, so it looked really interesting when up. Her prices are incredibly fair, considering the high quality of her work. Zanobia is so talented and loves what she does, and it shows. I am so glad to have found her!