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    Here's a polished, comprehensive review based on your experience:…read more An Absolute Gem -- Outstanding Service from a True Family Business I've been searching for a place that could bring my vision to life on a custom shirt, and after coming up short everywhere else, I finally found exactly what I was looking for at Customer Apparel. This isn't just another mall store -- it's a family-owned business with three locations (Kennesaw, Columbus, Ohio, and even Tokyo!), and that family-first mentality absolutely shows in the way they treat their customers. From the moment I walked in, Noah set the tone for what turned out to be one of the best retail experiences I've had in a long time. He didn't just take my order -- he listened. He asked the right questions, understood exactly what message I was trying to convey, and brought a level of creativity and expertise to the process that I genuinely hadn't encountered anywhere else. He helped me design a shirt that said everything I wanted it to say, in a way I hadn't even been able to articulate myself before walking through that door. What really impressed me was the combination of quality, speed, and price. I expected to have to sacrifice at least one of those three -- but Noah delivered on all fronts. The turnaround was incredibly fast, the end result exceeded my expectations, and the price was more than fair. That trifecta is rare, and it speaks to the kind of operation Customer Apparel runs. This is the kind of local, family-owned business that deserves every bit of community support it gets. Whether you're looking for a custom design or just need something done right the first time, look no further. I will absolutely be back, and I'll be bringing friends. If you're near any of their locations, do yourself a favor and stop in -- ask for Noah if you can. You won't be disappointed.

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    David's Bridal

    3.0(182 reviews)
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    While the staff is lovely, the experience was a logistical nightmare of broken promises, a lost…read moreveil, and unfortunate alterations. I'm giving Davids Bridal Kennesaw 1 star (which makes me so sad because the staff themselves were so nice), but honestly, the actual process of getting my dress was a total headache from start to finish. I love my Galina Signature gown, but it was a struggle every step of the way. The sleeve situation: I was told at my first appointment and saw on the website that adding sleeves was easy. They even pinned mock-up sleeves on me. But when I showed up for alterations, I was told they do not stock sleeves or fabric. They said if I wanted the exact sleeves they pinned on me during my initial try on, I would have to purchase the entire other wedding dress they went with just to take the sleeves off of it. To add insult to injury, the day after I had to compromise on my sleeves, I received an ad from David's Bridal saying how easy it is to add statement sleeves to a strapless gown. I was not told I would need to source my own fabric for sleeves until the day I was handing my dress over for a month for alterations, so I could not even color-match anything. I had to use satin from my hem that I really wanted to save for other keepsakes just to make it work. Since these are David's Bridal original designs, the store should at least stock fabric for their signature lines. No one else is going to have the exact fabric to match an exclusive brand, and it is unreasonable to expect a bride to find it herself while the dress is already in the shop for fittings. The veil was a mess. I ordered it months in advance, pickup was delayed twice, and when it finally "arrived," they told me someone else had already picked it up. I tried to get a credit just to order the same veil online, but I was told they don't even make that veil anymore and there is sometimes a delay in taking discontinued products off the floor. I had to call the store twice a day for several days because managers never called back like they promised. This delayed my hair and makeup trial even though I was willing to just pick a different veil. Eventually, I received a message that they sourced another one and it was ready for pickup, though I never actually spoke to a manager to resolve it. Final dress pickup from alterations was a disaster. After the veil situation, I called that morning to confirm my appointment before I made the drive to Kennesaw and was told my dress was ready. When I got there, they were still sewing and I did not even get to try it on until over an hour later. Even though I had lost weight, the dress was suddenly way too tight. I had to go kill time in town while they let it back out. When I finally got it back, the inner "stay" was too loose, but I was so done with the situation that I just took it home. I will be adding an extra clasp myself. The cost was a huge shock. Alterations were almost the price of the dress itself for a pretty standard hem, bustle, and fit. The only custom part was the sleeves, where I provided the fabric myself. I really think brides should be given a minimum alterations quote when they buy the dress so they are not blindsided. The employees at this location are lovely and pleasant to work with, but the lack of communication and the technical issues made this way more stressful than it should have been.

    June 3rd: Our experience at David's Bridal at the Kennesaw location in Georgia, did not go as…read moreexpected. My daughter, Emma, who bought a dress three years ago for a different ceremony, brought in the dress to try on and embellish so that she could wear it. Once she put the gown on, she burst into tears, saying "this is not my dress anymore". I then told her that we were standing in David's Bridal shop and that she should go and find her dress for this ceremony to a wonderful man. So we went onto the floor and had some help from a floor attendant who chose some dresses for Emma to try on. The first thing that I was very disappointed in was our dress attendant who was on her phone all the time while after Emma had stepped out of her dressing room to show the dress. Every photo that I wanted to take of Emma in a dress, there she was in the background on her phone, completely ignoring my daughter. To say that I was unimpressed is putting it mildly. If we ever go back to this particular David's Bridal shop, I will not ask for or work with this individual again. Once Emma found her gown, she loved it so much that she literally walked from the floor into alterations (we had back-to-back appointments so we had plenty of time) and this amazing woman in alterations (5 for her), sat on the floor and shortened the front of the gown so that Emma could walk down the aisle without tripping... Leaving the back of the gown with it's full length and quite beautiful. My dress for Emma's ceremony was also altered and we were given a date for Pick-Up on both gowns. July 11th: Emma and I arrived for final fittings and to pick up the gowns. Emma try on her gown, and the length was absolutely perfect. So we had the alterations team pack up the gown to travel. BTW... David's Bridal shop DOES NOT offer free gown bags for their wedding dresses. I tried on my dress, and without any help from anybody within their alterations(1 for today's team), but thanks to my my daughter, we looked over the dress and deemed it worthy to wear at her ceremony. We then had the alterations department pack up my dress so that we could bring it home. Now, maybe I have watched way too many "say yes to the dress" to think that every bridal shop would make sure that the dress was ready to walk down the aisle. So for me to make the assumption that Emma's wedding gown was ready for her to walk down the aisle in, I had not looked at it until today. When I opened the bag and hung up the dress, I noticed that the bodice was heavily jeweled on the left side, but barely had any jewels on the right side. There was also frayed tool around the lace appliqué that was not cleaned up, and there were threads that were hanging out pretty much all over the dress. Now, making sure that those threads were not going to hinder any of the stitching of the dress bodice, I proceeded to clean up the threads sticking out of the gown. I also cleaned up any of the tool that was stitched around the lace appliqué, again, making sure that it wasn't going to destroy any part of the lace, so that it didn't look "messy". It's a wonderful thing that I have, in my latter years, begun to make jewelry and rosaries. This craft allotted me a great deal of beads, jewels, gems, and pearls. I then proceeded to add identical beading to the right side of the bodice so that it would at least balance out with the left side of the bodice. (before and after photos attached) So I guess the moral of my story is this... Do not think that because you saw it on the TV, that your bridal shop will do their very best to make sure that the dress that you purchased is 100% ready to walk down the aisle. Make sure you go over the entire dress while you are still in the shop if possible... that is one mistake that I absolutely made. The positive side... I was able to add my own very special touch to my daughters wedding gown. The moment that she puts it on will be absolutely PRICELESS!!

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    David's Bridal - Right side of the bodice is not equal to the left side of the bodice. I fixed this myself.

    Right side of the bodice is not equal to the left side of the bodice. I fixed this myself.

    David's Bridal - Exposed tool on top of bodice that David's Bridal alteration department did not clean up, so I did.

    Exposed tool on top of bodice that David's Bridal alteration department did not clean up, so I did.

    David's Bridal - Stray thread that were not cleaned up by the alteration team at David's. I cleaned them up

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