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Alterations tailors in London
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GodAtum
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I use Graham Browne (http://www.grahambrowne.co.uk/). Very reasonable priced.
hip_priest
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Another thumbs up for Pinnas and Needles. I have used them for tapering trousers, shortening trousers and putting working buttonholes in the sleeves of a jacket. The work was all done very well, and the brothers who run it are very friendly.
I actually had bad experience with Pinnas and Needles. I believe they are very overpriced. They altered a pair of chinos for me and a blazer. The finish on the chinos was terrible. The blazer looked OK but not great. Just sharing my experience...
mitsein
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Would you mind sharing what kind of alteration for the blazer you wanted and what happened? I am looking for alterations as well (sides taken in, shorten sleeve)... and their name is popping up/recommended everywhere.
Sure, mine needed take in and shortened, it was also too wide on the shoulders. That's right - their name keeps popping up all over the forum which makes it kind of suspicious, in my opinion, or maybe I was just really unlucky. In any case, I don't think Pinnas and Needles are great.
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