There are other alteration tailors closer to Pittsburgh proper--Butler is 1 hour north on 279/79, but is an easy drive. I use them because Frank has made 1 suit, 1 blazer, trousers, and about 40 shirts for me, all successfully, and has ...
Pittsburgh Area:
Frank Cicco and sons
133 W. North Street
Butler, PA
Custom and MTM suits, custom overcoats, MTM shirts, men's and women's alterations.
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Does anyone who lives in or near Pittsburgh have a dry cleaner that they would recommend for suits? I have a few fully canvassed suits that I'd rather not entrust to just anyone-- any suggestions?
ace195: If you're not dead set on north of the city, you may want to look at the South Hills areas as well (family-oriented, not much nightlife at all). What are you looking for?
I bought a simple wallet, and it's been excellent so far--very slim, very thick leather, and it seems very sturdy and well-made. It took a little stretching out, but I can fit six cards, one or two bills, and a few business cards in,...
My tailor swears by Mario at Sewickley shoe repair. That's not Pittsburgh proper, but it is a fairly easy drive:
447 Beaver Street
Sewickley, PA 15143
(412) 741-5800
I have not used this myself, but I've seen his work, and am...
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Most women don't know enough about men's shoes to judge anything.
I asked a female co-worker who is very interested in women's fashion about this. She confirmed...
