For hemming the bottom of pants, I trust my dry-cleaning person. I am 5'2\" and I'm kind of a short girl. Most of the time, the length of the pants that I have are mostly size \"Petite\" or \"Regular\" Well, it is ok to wear in my high heels, but usually just a tiny bit too long :-( So, I let my dry cleaner , Mr Le to hem my pants. I was introduced to him by my coworker a few years back and I've been happy with his service ever since. I try to mark them before I take them in and just tell him to hem the pants where I marked them. Or If I don't have time to pin them down where I want it, I just get there and make sure I'm wearing my dress shoes and have Mr Le pin the hem with the right break in the front and down to the top of the heel in the back. The price is very reasonable from $6 to $10 per pants depends on the garments and the type of pants. Sometimes, If I need anything other than simple hemming, I go to one of the tailor shops that my friend uses. \nI think most dry cleaners offer tailoring services, if you want your good clothes to look perfect, you should take the time to find somebody reputable and make the investment in a proper hemming job. To me, Mr Le does a decent job with a great price comparing to others. He definitely has earned both my dry-cleaning business and my alterations/tailoring business!!!
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