Tailoring Dry Cleaning Shop

Unfortunately I stopped by because I saw the $ 5 hem sign. I brought in 7 pairs of pants and was presented with a $ 49 bill. I broughtthe incorrect price to the man’s attention and he rerang the sale for the correct amount of $ 35. The pants I brought in for alterations were brand new and the ones that I wasn’t keeping, my friend was going to take. I explained to the man that I wanted to keep the tickets on the pants so that my friend would know that they were brand new or so I could bring the ones she didn’t want to a resale shop. He nodded yes and said he understood. I picked them up and all the sales tags were removed. When I brought the missing tags to his attention, when I specifically asked that they not be removed, he blamed his mother. Whether his mother knew of my request or not, the pants were being hemmed on the bottom of the pant legs and the tags were on the side of the hip. The tags were not located in the area of alterations and she had no right to remove the tags, but she took it upon herself to make the decision to remove them without consulting with the customer. What seemed like a great deal really is not! And this is not the first time I have been presented with an incorrect bill here. I decided to give this tailor a second time to redeem themselved but I definitely will not return nor will I recommend them until they begin to listen to their customers.

I went to this place because I drive by everyday to go to the train and thought it would be really convenient. The guy inside barely spoke English, had me put my pants on to show him what i wanted and threw a few needles in the general area and took my pants. They were not ready the next week as they had said and took two full weeks, for two pairs of pants! When I got them back they were not how I wanted them to be.
Poor work for a lot if money. Would not recommend.

Step one. Move to Sharon, MA and realize there is no tailor reviewed on Unilocal and think oh crap, what have I done.
Step two. Drive through the «center» of Sharon and you will see a garish blue banner sign with white letters proclaiming «HEM PANTS $ 5.» Yes, all in caps the way you view it here. Maybe the name of your business would have been a better choice?
Huh. $ 5 is what I paid my last seamstress, from out of her home, in the senior center. And that is a whole nother story, as awesome as this one is not.
I took my clothing to the «Hem pants store» one Wed. afternoon. Their system is well automated, they give you bar coded recipts, a neat touch.
But the $ 5 hem pants quote was not accurate. at all. I ended up being charged an embarrassing to admit amount to the tailor, up front, and was dismayed to see the neat recipt I just mentioned, was badly itemized — not really sure HOW all of those alterations added up to the total quoted there. Wasn’t sure for a second if I was expected to haggle? But I was embarassed, had asked for several things beyond the hem, and so I paid it. dumbass.
The recipt however lied, when it said the store would have the items READY BY 4 on Tuesday. So, on Tuesday when I stopped by to pick them up at 5:30, I was a bit surprised to see a woman altering them, at that very moment.
She didn’t stand up or greet me when I came into the store. I called out, probably too quietly, twice before I just stared at her till she looked up. She smiled, and I said, «you have my clothes,» and she said «one moment» and looked past me out the door.
Odd, I thought. She then finished my item. And picked up a second item of mine and began sewing it right in front of me!!! One moment to finish two more garments, I now see sitting in that same pile???
I tried to ask her how long she would be, to say that this was really dissapointing, given the price I had paid.
She didn’t speak english. I had to leave. I have yet to pick up my stuff, cause I have evening things to do after work most days. so.
I will pick these things up. I will politely ask for a discount, because thats terrible service for the amount they charged me. And If it goes fantastic, I’ll be sure to update. If you’re reading this months from now and its the same, you can guess how it went.