Hun’s Tailors

I’m so conflicted about Hun I can’t figure myself out. That’s pretty dramatic especially since he is a tailor and I only see him maybe once per month. On one hand the tailoring has always been perfect, so kudos! On the other hand he was judgmental when I brought in a short babydoll style dress and asked me multiple times if I was sure it was a dress. Not sure if he was judging me or trying to determine what sort of alteration to charge me for, either way I wanted to thunk him on the head. I feel his is overpriced when it comes to certain alterations as well. A bridesmaid dress cost me almost $ 100 to alter! I understand it has multiple layers and is definitely more time consuming, but I paid enough for the dress itself, geez! So, if you do use him don’t make the mistake I did and not ask price upfront. If you are comfortable paying what he quotes you then go for it. Fair prices on pants and shirts. Lastly, I dropped off a dress to be altered telling him that the next weeked (7 days later) I would need it for a party. I came in the day AFTER he said it would be ready and it still wasn’t done. He tried to say come back in a few hours but I laid down the law and told him he had 45 minutes to make it happen because I was leaving the city. He went sour-​old-​man on me and grumbled something I couldn’t hear (probably for the best) but when I came back 45 minutes later it was done… impeccably. Then tried to charge me $ 30 for it when he had originally quoted me $ 25, so I had to lay down the law again — in training to be a police officer by the end of the visit apparently. So, needless to say, I am conflicted. I would never give them a totally bad review because they are really good tailors, but on the other points I am tempted to try another tailor…

My coworker swore by Mr. Hun’s work. I used Mr. Hun for a bridesmaid dress. Was there a language barrier? Maybe. Or people just aren’t accustomed to accents. Maybe I’m a little partial because I know how hard my parents work to get by, and even though people say they don’t speak English, they actually do.
I brought my dress to Mr. Hun, and tried it on for him. He pinned it where everything needed to be. He took it in, shortened the halter, and added extra fasteners to make it more secure. I picked it up a week later, it fit perfectly and was charged $ 30.
Sounds like 5 star service to me.

I have taken several items to thus establishment first there is a language barrier. The alterations have been sub par. He doesn’t listen to my request and I’ve had to bring alterations back several times to be fixed correct. The prices are too high and there are plenty good places around that do great work and charge less. Stay clear from this place you will be frustrated!!!

Went in to be professionally measured for a bridesmaid gown. Didn’t understand enough English to understand I wanted to be MEASURED. Just blank stares.

It cost me $ 30 to have a halter strap shortened. That’s one of the easiest alterations I’ve ever required and I don’t understand why it cost so much. My sister also had an AWFUL experience. So not worth it and will not have our business any more.

Started taking my suits and pants to Mr. Hun a couple months ago, he has yet to dissappoint. I would highly recommend anyone to take their clothes to him.

Rude! Unilocal filtered my review. Boo! This place totally deserved my 5 star rating.

Dreadful, rude, won’t do simple (inexpensive) jobs. Have given the place several tries and each experience has been awful.
No more
Can’t tell whether it accepts cards — we never had anything done because it is such a pain dealing with him

I only gave it 1 star because I had to. If I could have given it a zero I would have. I called before I went to the location to confirm they could perform a simple zipper replacement and the man on the phone laughed and asked me to come quickly. I immediately left work early go get there quickly. When I showed up and gave my item to the same man I spoke to on the phone he kept arguing with me that the zipper worked and that it didn’t need to be replaced. He reminded me 3 times before I got a word in and then I told him that the zipper was cheap and my friend with the same item had her zipper break after one wear which I was not willing to go through. Then the unexpected happened he folded my item and handed it back to me. For the second time I told him even though it works I wanted it replaced just as I stated on the phone and then he turned and walked away! He refused my request for no reason. I guess his business is making too much money to handle a small request. I wasted time and effort for no reason and will tell everyone of this experience.

Mr. Hun is fine for very basic alterations, such as taking in the waist, putting cuffs on pants, and adjusting jacket sleeve length. But I’ve been less satisfied with more complex alterations like adjusting the rise or taking in a jacket from the back seam. I’ve had to take a couple of items back to him when the initial alteration wasn’t done right, e.g. things were made too tight or left too loose. I now take my clothes over to the tailors in Preston Center — they charge more but are more dependable.

I’ve been going to Mr. Hun for alterations for at least 10 years. They do an outstanding job, and charge a fair price. I used to live near the shop in Las Colinas. I now live about 15 miles away, and probably pass half a dozen other tailors on the way, but Hun’s is worth the drive.