Designs by Louise

Took in a BSA Jackshirt and our local 2013 back patch to have sown on. The patch is in the shape of Arizona, so not the easiest. She had it done in 10 – 15 min and charged me just $ 5.
Vary happy with the service, speed and quality of work.

I don’t have alot of time to write reviews, but I definitely wanted to tell you about this gem. This shop is named for the owner’s mother, Louise, who taught these ladies how to do quality work at a great price. I heard about this place from a fellow motorcyclist after one of the gals at Bos Sewing was repeatedly rude to me & my brother for asking she sew a straight line across two curtains. I wasn’t sure if I wanted to make the drive, but after meeting Connie I was hooked by her quick wit & work ethic.
First of all, don’t let the hours fool you. Connie & her sister Cheryl spend the other days supporting local biker rallies or catching up on large orders. Over the years, they’ve been more than accommodating with my often silly schedule of work, Reserves & roller derby. I’ve never hesitated to call the shop for specific requests. No BS from these ladies, they talk straight & get to the point.
They specialize in embroidery, biker gear & custom requests. Connie & Cheryl have hemmed pants for me, sewn patches on my leather motorcycle vest, shortened curtains for ridiculously sized windows & made custom tent/​tent pole covers out of heavy canvas. They’ve done large custom embroidery orders for local schools directly on polo shirts & patches for the Counterintelligence school, MCs & various other groups in the area. They’ve also built replacement HMMWV covers for a unit on Ft. Huachuca. Connie spent an hour alone holding an overly large roller derby gear bag to ensure perfect stitching of my league’s giant logo. In addition, the Ladies have custom embroidered a polo, hat & beanie caps for me. If you need to order shirts or hats, they do that also, so this can save you another trip.
If you need custom sewing or embroidery, this is the place to go. Don’t let the map fool you, this out of the way shop is worth the drive. No need for a GPS, just follow these directions:
From Hwy 90, turn onto Schrader Rd & follow the bend around as it turns into E Reese Blvd. Turn left at the T-​intersection of Reese & N Central Ave. Take a left at the T-​intersection of N. Central Ave & E Karen Dr. The house will be on the right with a large driveway at 6041 E Karen Dr. The shop is to the left of the house.