Navy Exchange Uniform Shop

Courtney Pham

5 out of 5 stars★★★★★

kim and julia made the measuring, hemming and scheduling so easy for me! they had amazing communication and even accommodated to my busy schedule for the pick-up days. 10/10 service!(:

William T. “Tim” Lynes US Army CSM Retired

4 out of 5 stars★★★★☆

Stopped by to get a battery fory Wife's watch they no longer service Watches.

AURELlON S0L

3 out of 5 stars★★★☆☆

Good cleaners, poor effort from tailors. Make sure you get your uniform tailored / patched well before it needs to be worn. Getting your uniform patched here is essentially a 50/50 chance of having it messed up the first time. I had a dress whites blouse returned to me after patching with a patch that was clearly not aligned correctly. In-fact, the stitch marks from the previous patchwork were still visible! If a tailor had actually looked at the patchwork after it was "complete", it should be very obvious that if you can actually SEE the stitch marks of the previous patch alignment (which was correct), you didn't align it correctly! That's pretty baffling that it was returned to me in a condition that, in itself, tells you that it was done wrong just by taking a glance off. The lady at the register was very nice and took it back to the tailor. For a moment I thought they were going to remove and then resow the patch. Instead, they just got rid of the stitch marks (again, showing where the patch was supposed to be stitched) and gave it back to me. Not sure how that was supposed to solve my problem. Turns out that, for it to get repatched, it'd have to go back for several days and I didn't have the time so I had to receive it with the patch slightly misaligned. Not more than an inch, mind you, but still bad enough that anyone looking closely can see the misalignment. It's one thing to make small mistakes, but another to return the uniform in a condition where it can be clearly seen as wrong just by looking at the work that was done. This has happened before, but never in a way that I've felt the need to leave a review until now. I'd much rather wait an extra 12 hours or a day if it just means not having to return the uniform for 2-3 days to get fixed. Glad I'm moving away from the area and can find a better tailor. I've included photos of the patchwork, with one showing a red line along the crease it is meant to be aligned to, and the black line showing the edge of the patch, obviously not aligned.

Chad Peterson

3 out of 5 stars★★★☆☆

Don’t come during lunch unless you have >45 mins to stand in line. What should be a 10 min experience can take closer to an hour - not because there’s a tremendous rush, but because there aren’t enough personnel to simultaneously help customers on the floor, answer phones, and work the registers.