Sew Good Alterations

I use Sew Good for anything I need altered.
The staff is friendly, accommodating and the prices are very fair. No need to go elsewhere!

This place is great! They are the only alteration place I use in town. I don’t have a lot of clothes that need to be altered, but their prices are reasonable and they have always completed the job on time. I’m a fan!

Dropped off some Taylor Stitch raws, needed them tapered/​smaller leg opening. They did a great job, my favorite fitting pair now. Not to mention, super quick and very well priced! Would taper again/​10

I am really grateful to have Sew Good in Boulder. I have been going to them for years
and have found the prices reasonable, staff warm, friendly and helpful, and the work is always on time or early.
Thank you so much, Sew Good!

I have never written a review before, but this place called me bodily injury, so I figured they were asking for it.
I have been to this place three times. All three times they have done a poor job or ruined a garment, but I kept going back because there are so few other alterations places in Boulder that I trust. The first time, my dress came back with stains on it, which I noticed in the store and they would not take responsibility for.
The second time, I brought a dress in to be hemmed — simple enough. The dress has a flap on the front (the opening runs vertically from my waist down to the hem) which is decorative and attached at the hem. When I took the dress home to try it on, I noticed the flap wasn’t hanging right — it should hang flat but it had a ripple on it. I realized the tailor had started sewing the flap ONTO THE FRONT OF THE DRESS and then just stopped. Never went back to undo it. So I was 20 minutes late for my dinner because I had to go upstairs and meticulously take out all of the thread she had used to sew it on.
This last time, I had a pencil skirt taken in. There is a slit at the back where the hem is that goes up about two and a half inches, as there is on most skirts. At work today I knelt down to talk to my boss, who was seated at his desk, and knelt in a way you would in a skirt, with your legs together, sitting on your heels. All of a sudden I felt a sharp stinging in my upper thing and stood up. I PULLED A PIN OUT OF MY THIGH. A pin she had carelessly left in. It was stuck into my leg about a quarter of an inch, and the pin is sewn into the hem of the dress, so there is no way to remove it without undoing 35 dollars worth of work I paid her for.
DO NOT GO HERE! I have absolutely NO IDEA why it is so highly rated. The woman isn’t friendly, either, and has done a poor job on three garments. I guess I’ll have to start making the trip to Broomfield or Westminster.

On the advice of a trusted co-​worker who always looks well dressed, I took a couple of pairs of pants over to Sew Good to get them hemmed. I’m all of 5’3″ so even «petite» pants are miles too long and these were «tall» pants that I had gotten for a great deal, so it was totally worth the extra bit to get them hemmed.
Anyways, I took my pants in around late January, early February to get them hemmed. I was less than pleased with how that all went (they originally made one leg much longer than the other and while they fixed it for free, they did not apologize for the error but instead tried to blame me for it…), but that’s not what has me writing this review…
What has me writing a review is the fact that a mere 3 months later, the hem stitching started to come out and as of today is completely gone. I now have to take them somewhere else and spend more time and money getting them fixed, and it’s just one side… the side that they had to redo. Rather curious, and ultimately annoying. I’ve never had to get a hem re-​done.
I’m glad that other people had good experiences, but for now my business is going elsewhere.

I had never had anything altered before I came to these ladies, but after my experience, I doubt I’ll ever use anyone else. I found a beautiful vintage dress at a thrift store, but it was a few sizes too small. Knowing nothing about alterations, I thought this would be a simple fix. It isn’t. Fortunately, the ladies who work here are extremely accommodating and creative. They brought me in for a few fittings and decided to put an extra panel in the back and lace it up like a corset. Not only was the addition breathtaking and seamless (no pun intended!) to the dress, they got the dress done in under a week so I could wear it for my birthday. After all their time and hard work spent rushing on the dress, the total came out to only $ 50. If you need any alterations, don’t hesitate to visit them.

Good prices, good tailors. I have taken many different things here to be altered and they have done buttons, shortened pants, taken in straps, etc with no error. They are friendly and there is kind of a «country» vibe when you walk in. I would not hesitate to recommend this place for reasonable prices and good work.

After a horrible experience with A Fitting Place (
) I took my husband’s wedding suit and bridesmaids’ dresses here to be altered.
Affordable, friendly, and fast. I highly reccomend them. Dont fall for the BS of the other places in towwn that cost 3x (literally) as much.

I had some pants altered there and they did a great job, and at a reasonable price; will definitely go again.

This place came recommended to me, and I couldn’t be happier with the service I have received. I have taken everything from jeans to formalwear and they always do a great job and have reasonable prices.

Sew Good is a great place to have alterations done! I found them on google, and saw some great reviews on there. I had them alter a bridesmaid dress for my friend’s upcoming wedding, and they did a perfect job! It was fairly reasonable, pricewise, too. I will definitely bring other items I need altered to them!

I really hate to pan local, small businesses. I know how tough it is to make a go of it. Unfortunately, this is the exception.
I took a brand new (and expensive!) pair of pants in to be altered. They were done so badly that I couldn’t wear the pants. Yeah, I know, mistakes happen, but here’s the kicker: Not only was I charged for the ruination, no one even apologized! In other words, I ended up paying for someone to ruin brand new pants for me. Next time, I’ll ruin them myself and save thirty bucks.