Nati’s Alterations & Tailoring

I read the reviews and experienced the same quality and service that previous customers had shared. The quality of Feri’s work was outstanding. She completed it in the time that she said and the price she quoted us was lower than other shops. What a pleasant experience with a kind, competent small business owner.

Loved the service! She was quick, friendly, and definitely made sure my needs were met. She even found another imperfection and corrected it for me. Great value! Will return!

Feri has altered three gowns for 3 separate weddings, 6 underarmour pants, and matched the material perfectly! She is a Godsend. Have been using her services for over 3 years and love her work! My spandex pants cost 10 $ to hymn, and my gowns cost 50 $ to hymn and alter the top to be tighter. Absolutely, well worth it–

Nati’s is the best! I’ve been going to her for YEARS. I take all of my clothes whether its designer or cheap and she makes them fit like a glove. She’s my secret to clothes looking like a million bucks even if they are from ROSS. And she knows great tricks like adding lace to something to make it longer!

I just picked up a jacket from here. I don’t even think that it was altered. It looks the same as when I dropped it off — I could tell (still) it didn’t fit right when I tried it on, but I didn’t want to make a fuss about it in the store. There goes $ 30 and here goes my future business. The most frustrating part was that I tried it on and asked her what she thought, and she said «looks good.» Well, I got home and tried it on again, and it most certainly doesn’t look good. 2 stars instead of 1 because it was returned to me promptly.

Feri does excellent work. We came with a tight deadline to alter a very expensive bridal gown. Feri did the work was as a top priority, done with a smile and the outcome was perfect. My daughter is short and the dress required hemming all around. The neckline was changed from staps to a halter. Beautiful work, kind and integrity. You will not be disappointed

We discovered this place by accident and have used it for the last 2 years. Feri is the new owner having bought it from Nati. Feri is a very quiet soft spoken lady, great seamstress, not very entrepeneurial (good for clients) and a push over if you are going to haggle (please don’t) we also want her to stay in business and keep her kind demeanor. Over the last two years, we have had her hem countless pairs of slacks and for $ 10 – 12 ea, had her sew custom furniture covers and shade cloth for outdoor area. For any sort of custom work, we think the pricing is very fair. The regular work like hemming is a low as it should go. For the customer who was complaining about the price alteration on their $ 50 pair of pants for semi custom work, what are you expecting? You do semi custom work on designer clothes/​suits or gowns or you have a sentimental attachment to a piece of clothing else its not worth it.

Needed to get my pants song cause I tore the zipper. I wife found this place and they did it for seven dollars great job on time wonderful people

Nati’s alterations is awesome. I’m sooooo happy they are still in the area. I’ve been coming to this place for years! I remember when Nati took in a full sequence size 13 dress in for me and made it into a size 0 for me! It was perfect and I’ve been coming here ever since! Now Nati’s is under new management but still the same quality of work!
The prices are extremely reasonable so I always take my jeans and clothes here!
Lets keep this awesome local business around! They do awesome work for cheap and they work around the clock to keep the turn around time fast! You can sometimes drop something off and depending on the work you can probably get it back in the same week if she’s not too slammed!
Love Nati’s they will always have my business!

It seems to be under new management :-(

Sorry to have to write this review. But if the owner improves the issues I bring up here, and/​or if you as a customer can negotiate these issues with Feri, then you may have a good experience. But I did not.
I brought in a pair of men’s slacks to be hemmed and have the seat taken in. I asked for a price, and didn’t get a straight answer. I asked again and was quoted something around $ 20. I thought it was a lot for the alteration, but I decided to go for it, expecting good work. I paid in advance and was told to pick up my pants in a few days.
When I returned, I discovered that the seat was taken in, but the pants still weren’t hemmed. Feri claimed that one cannot get the inseam sized properly until after the seat was done and the pants were resized. In the 30 years I’ve been getting alterations, this has never been requested of me. But okay — at least she’s conscientious.
After she marks the leg hems, I learn that she is going to charge me another $ 15 for the hems. What? I already paid $ 20. $ 35 for one pair of slacks? I also have never been charged twice for one item’s alterations, and never been nickled-​and-​dimed like this before. And I told her so. I strongly feel that this approach is manipulative. I told her that unless she completed the work for the previously agreed upon price, I was taking my slacks elsewhere.
She apologized and we negotiated some cheaper price. I really think that I had paid enough, but whatever, I’m a softie. I could tell Feri wasn’t a happy camper about my hard-​line, but I really sincerely believe that the money I paid is a fair price for the amount of time and effort and thread and overhead involved. Here’s my big mistake though: I had her do another pair of slacks. This time the seat was really baggy and I needed it taken in a bit. She hesitated (and she hesitated about taking in the seat of the other pants too), but I explained I didn’t like walking around with an extra 6″ of fabric below my crotch.
I paid her for this alteration also. When I picked the pants up and tried them on at home, I discovered she had taken in the seat so much that she had turned these REI cargo pants into Britney jeans — the seat was so taken in that the waistband now barely came up above my buttocks. Also, the seat was somehow crooked, so that there was a gather of fabric on one side of the crotch of these pants. When I walked, I could feel the crooked seat panel rub against my inner thigh.
Of course I already decided I wouldn’t return. But the clincher was this: Less than 3 months later, having worn these slacks maybe 10 times, the seat completely ripped out in the crotch in two directions, leaving frayed fabric. Since the pants were already so tight, there is no extra fabric to allow for a new seam there. So my new $ 55 + $ 25 in alterations pants are garbage after only a few months. Great. (The 1^st pair of pants, dress pants, are okay.)
Suggestions: (1) Clear pricing. This is not brain surgery, and I remember not many years ago many tailors had prices posted in their shops. (2) None of this incremental charging — When I take in an item and say «How much to take in the seat and hem the legs?» One price should be quoted. Not one price now and another one later. (3) If you require alterations to be done in several steps, say so. I have never had to have pants altered in multiple steps in my life before. It’s okay if Feri does things this way, but she should say so. After all, it’s inconvenient to come in multiple times for one pair of pants. (4) If you aren’t comfortable or skilled enough to take in a pants’ seat properly, say so and don’t ruin somebody’s clothing.

Been going to Nati’s alterations now for a while. Its Fast, affordable, and reliable service. I recommend it to all my friends and family. I trust no one but this place love love love it!!!

Nati’s alterations is one of the best places I have taken my clothes to get altered! The lady that works there is phenomenal, she reconstructed my blazer from scratch that was 3 sizes bigger for only $ 50! Not only did the jacket look amazing once it was altered but you cannot get a better price than that!