Sew Chic Alterations

Its that time of year again, the time when parents go broke, senior high school girls go mildly insane as they practice becoming BRIDE-​ZILLAS with their first checkpoint that thye become PROM-ZILLAS.After some early «apocalypse level» dress issues, my sister was instructed to bring her beautiful new gown to Sew Chic Alterations in Vaughan for great service and a fair price.
Now I’m no girl and I don’t get prom (even after attending three in my day — no big deal), but what I do know is quality work and customer service and SCA does both to the best of their abilities. I was recently drawn into the Level F5 Prom-​nado by my parents asking if I could assist with dress duties for my sister. Wanting to keep the storm at bay I jumped at the chance to assist (:p) and ventured out to pick up the gown post alterations.
I was given specific instructions by the powers that be, what exactly I should be looking for and what should be done (I’ll be honest I still didn’t know and made a comment to the shop clerk — we both laughed about it). However, once she explained what the ask had been in detail and showed me the work that had been done, I happily paid and pleased as punch came home to deliver the beautifully designed and prepared gown.
The extra effort to explain the alteration process to me was far and beyond the call of duty I felt and I greatly appreciated it as it saved me a potential PROMICANE injury upon arriving home.
Not wanting to keep you in ‘stitches’ any longer I will ‘hem’ this review by saying that SCA is a little hard to find as it is located around the rear of this wrap around plaza. Its certainly worth the extra couple minutes of searching, and I am anxious to see how they do with a couple pairs of my fancy slacks in the coming weeks.
Sew for now, that’s a wrap