Went to buy a suit at K&G. Took forever to find someoneto help me. And when i did find someone she had to keep leaving to take aregister and check people out.
Eventually Manager Glen stuck his nose in on me and helped me out. Great guy!
But you get what you pay for with these people... Here it goes...
Payed them to open up the crotch in my new pants so i could move in themwithout pulling.
Found some strings pulling loose and noticed the seam was not solid, so iopened it up and noticed they only put one simple straight seam in the crotch.
The manufacturer puts a heavy seam in the crotch intentionally, so it tolerateswash and wear.
When i brought back my pants and told Glen i was concerned about the quality ofthe workmanship done on my pants, he brought me back to this big fat russiandood who could understand the situation better than he.
When i explained to the BFRD that i was concerned about the quality of theworkmanship all he wanted to do was argue and take offense to my concern. Hesaid that any tailor in town would do the same thing he did. And he refused totake the 1 minute needed to put a reinforcement stitch in the seam of my crotchbecause he felt my dress pants were not clean enough for his fat ass to sew.
So i went down the street to another tailor for that second opinion. At 5229leetsdale drive. Luba Rotenberg was extraordinary in her kindness and she madeit clear that if she had let out the butt/crotch in a pair of pants so theydont pull, she would definitely put a second stitch behind the first one, justas a reinforcement so it is sturdy, like i expected the first time. She wouldhate to see a customer return because the seam came apart. The BFRD somehowthought that the pants fabric may rip before the seam, isn't that why he let outthe crotch? DUH Dumbass.
When you buy an expensive pair of pants. The crotch and other seams are alwaysmade of either 2 back to back stitches or 1 single heavy stitch. To make itreinforced.
Well to top it off, The people at "THE CUSTOME HOUSE" did not feel mynice dress pants were too dirty to stitch. So luba went ahead and took 1 minuteto run a reinforcing stitch behind the first one to make it sturdy. And godbless her, she didn't charge me a penny for her time. I will definitely be backto see Luba at "The Custome House" for all my alteration needs.
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