Sir Charles The Tailor

Although Sir Charles did alter my suit well, I found out I had paid nearly three times the amount I would have paid at a nearby tailor.
His tactic is to avoid quoting prices over the phone. He has you come in, take time to measure and mark the suit, then present a proposal for the alterations. By that time, I had invested quite a bit of time and I no longer felt it would have been worthwhile to take my suit elsewhere for another bid. I was wrong. When he quoted a price to alter that was $ 40.00 less than the actual cost of the suit, I should have left and found another tailor. My friend took the same suit and had his altered for $ 95 less than Sir Charles charged me for mine.
Every time we had a conversation, Sir Charles was able to be extremely condescending in the most polite way possible. I felt as if he was tolerating my presence instead of genuinely wanting to serve my needs.
The only truly positive thing he did was to tailor the suit well. It fit perfectly and looked very good when it was finished. I would use him again only if he reduced his prices considerably and learned to speak with less «airs» about him.

I haven’t gone here to get anything done, but he’s got the worst customer service over the phone.
«Sir Charles the Tailor» answered in a quick way, so I wasn’t sure that I had called the right number. I asked him again what the name of the company was and he exasperatedly told me.
I let him know that I was calling about a simple strap for a dress that I needed to be reattached — just a simple sew across is all I would need — and was looking for a price range. He said he could not give me a price, that he would need to see the dress first; however, I’m not going to drive somewhere without knowing a range from a simple price/​job to the hardest type of attachment you could think of for a silly prom dress. I tried asking another way, but he reiterated this multiple times — he wouldn’t give me a price until I came in.
Will not be coming here based on this simple phone experience.
I ended up having an amateur friend do it for free.