Atlas Tailors

I took a work shirt over to Atlas to have it brought in and shortened. I immediately liked the feel of the place and the grandmotherly lady that helped me out. She got me fitted and even said she could get it done on a rush so I could have it before my next day of work. On the day it was appointed to be done I was running late and she very kindly waited 30 minutes after close so I could pick it up. I felt really terrible about making her wait, but she was very gracious. Work was well done and the prices were consistent with other tailors in town. I will definitely take work to them again.

Brought in a quick patch job; two shirts, $ 18. Struggled with the need for a 5 day turnaround, not to mention the pricing. When I tried to pay with a credit card, I got a push back that there was a $ 20 minimum. I only was able to pay with a card when I insisted I had no cash and threatened to walk away. I understand a small business trying to save on charges for $ 5 or $ 10, but $ 18 is enough profit for a 10 – 15 minute job.
The workmanship is passable, but not outstanding. I will look elsewhere next time.

This is my favorite place to go to get my pants hemmed. They always do a fantastic job!

Went to Atlas on the advice of a friend and could not have been happier. I was in need of an alteration that simply could not be messed up– the dress was a special order that I couldn’t return. Not to mention, I was under a super-​tight deadline. Not only was the experience pleasant dealing with the owner of 20 plus years, more importantly my dress was impeccable and on time!
I would highly recommend Atlas for any tailoring needs and great «personalized» service.
Thank you!

I had a really bad experience at Atlas Tailors. I took my brand new Nicole Miller dress in to be altered and they completely messed up the neck on my dress. The workmanship was really poor and my brand new dress was dirty when I got it back. I had to take it in somewhere else to fix it. Horrible. Save yourself from this kind of experience and go somewhere better. The tailor that fixed my dress said to me, «you know, some people just shouldn’t call themselves tailors». I totally agree – the lady at Atlas Tailors seems like she dabbles in alterations. She is definitely not particularly good at them, however.
If I could give them less than one star, I would.

I tend to be a fairly easy going person, but I had a frustrating experience at Atlas Tailors. I brought in 3 pairs of pants to be hemmed. Two were done correctly, and on time. The third was an expensive pair of jeans that were hemmed waaaaay to short. When I tried them on and explained they were too short, they tried to talk me in to them. No thanks, I’m 30, I know what length my pants need to be. After arguing with me for a while that this had to have been my own fault, they said they would open the seam back up and extend them as long as possible. They did the fix for an extra $ 10 (on top of the $ 60 I originally owed for the 3 pants).
They extended the jeans as much as they could, which was unfortunately still too short for me. Again, they tried to talk me in to the shortness, probably because they had chopped off too much and there wasn’t anything left to do. I’m not a confrontational person, so I discussed as much as I could but it was clear they felt they had done no wrong. Now my new pair of Seven jeans aren’t worth the original cost, let alone the extra money I put in to have them hemmed. Very bummed.
Mistakes happen, but they did nothing to make me feel better, reduce the cost for the mistake (they actually increased it), or cover the cost of the ruined jeans.

I had a horrific experience at this place. I gave the lady two pairs of suit pants to hem. Somehow, she managed to get both *so short* that one could no longer be repaired to fit. And she was so hostile when confronted about her work that the repair job was done at a different tailor’s.
Do yourself a big favor and avoid this place like the plague.

Let’s make this short and sweet for those of you who like to get straight to business:
Brother was getting married.
Marriage made me a bridesmaid.
Bridesmaid dresses are ordered and altered.
Dress sits in closet for three months until wedding gets closer.
Three days before I leave for wedding I try dress on to see what kind of shoes to get. Dress falls off chest and no longer fits.
Face scrunches up and I begin to fret.
I drive to only seamstress I have seen while driving.
I come running through the front door of shop.
Russian lady has me try on dress.
Russian lady pins me like crazy and Russian lady says «Give me 24hours and pay me $ 100.»
I come back 25 hours later and try on dress…
Dress looks like new dress and looks even better and I begin to admire myself and the dress in mirror.
Notice that breasts look three sizes larger in dress than in real life
Russian lady smiles and shows me the two breast cups sewn inside dress
I shrug and admire new breasts
I finish and charge $ 100 on Dad’s credit card since it is «wedding associated.»
(I wouldn’t call it taking advantage).
Drag dress across the country
Wear dress in wedding
Look good at wedding
Get many compliments on dress and smile at wedding
Breasts look massive in pictures
* Star one for fast service
** I know I sound insane star two is for being kind and patient when crazy girl comes flying
*** Great work star three is for beautiful seamstress work that made the dress look even better then when it fit originally
**** Why thank you star four is for all of the compliments I received at the wedding
***** Wow, these puppies are huge star five is for giving me new breasts for the night