good tailor for women's suits in the nabe?
Subject: good tailor for women's suits in the nabe?
i don't need anything major done, but i want whoever does it not to ruin a suit that took 15 f*ing hours to find, even with doublediamond's exceptionally gracious and patient help.and here i must vent: women should not ever have to wear suits. we already have a plethora of miserable garments that men never have to think about. it is a cruel irony that a suit, so simple and easy for carriers of the Y chromosome, is such hell for women. imho.
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At least you never have to wear a tie. It's literally like a noose around the neck, serves absolutely no purpose, and yet is considered absolutely mandatory for anything remotely formal.
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It's a neighborhood or so over, but Victor at One Stop tailoring on Court Street & 4th Pl. has done a great job on my (men's) suits in the past. You'll find a whole lot of endorsements for him if you look on the Google machine.
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Seconding One Stop - They've done great work for me on a couple of different garments (alterations on a new suit, repairs to a 50 year-old topcoat), with great results.
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There's a lady on PPW between Prospect and 17th who did a really good job on my coat. My mom can sew really well and thought the zipper was beyond repair. I hear she does great work on suits and jeans as well and her price was very fair
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Flexi is talking about Agnes and she is the best. She basically had to remake a bridesmaid dress for me and her construction/sewing was much better than the dress originally had.
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^yep. That's her
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Hey, Flexi and OQ, is Agnes at the dry cleaners ? Thats my hood so this is good to know.
Just want to make a small point, that tailoring for a suit and dressmaking are totally different skills, from a technical standpoint. So a person can be great at one and have no knowledge of the other. For a suit, better go to someone who specializes in them.
I'm in fashion, so thats how I know.
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I think Agnes does dry cleaning, but it's more of an afterthought. Her main gig is tailoring. Her store is a tailoring shop......as opposed to a dry cleaning shop that does tailoring.
As for the skills.......I can't even sew on a button, so I have no idea, but I have heard raves re: her tailoring of jeans and dress pants -
Anyone have a name for Agnes' place of biz? I'm just looking for her hours so I don't schlep my suit over there and find it closed.
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Try this from smalltownbrooklyn.com
Agatha's
Tailor Shop
718 788 2752
270 Prospect Pk W -
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