Something You Couture

Just don't. Ashley has made a habit of scamming women out of money and soliciting fake good reviews from friends and family who've never used her service.

Butchered the sleeves on my daughter's dress with crooked, sloppy seams -- and charged almost 2k for alterations that would've cost half that at any reputable store. Avoid.

Go somewhere else, please. Ashley does not respect brides and scams customers out of money by taking double the amount of time she should on alterations. She conned a friend of mine, disrespected her, and we're talking with multiple other brides she's treated the same way. Don't risk it!! Go somewhere else!!

What should have been one of the most “high end” bridal alterations experiences in town felt like negotiating the price of a used iPhone 6 in a dark alley at a Craigslist meetup. So glad I got law enforcement involved, have it all recorded, and filed a formal complaint with the BBB. Run, hop, skip, jump, speed too fast and furiously - don’t walk, away from this bridal studio! If you go and get conned with a surprise $700 invoice you weren’t quoted for after you’ve already paid $1200 for standard wedding dress alterations, don’t say you weren’t warned. I’m trying to help you out here, sis. Ashley is a liar and a con artist, and we have her acknowledging and apologizing in a voice recording that she didn’t quote me for 5 EXTRA HOURS OF WORK on my dress, despite her initial estimate of 9 hours. She still held my dress hostage until four days before I left on a plane for my wedding, and HAD HER HUSBAND come out and demand I pay her for time I didn’t approve. This all started when she became very flustered by simple questions about why it took so much longer and how photos from the second fitting appeared to have areas completed that I was charged for on the second invoice, work that supposedly happened after the fact. She tried to dodge those simple questions by stating she’d refund me for my two fittings (totaling $250), but it gets even better. She sent the same refund confirmation twice to make it seem like she’d made good on her promise. I’ve still not received confirmation for the second $125 refund after confronting her twice and her husband once about it. Please, if you do forgo this warning - get EVERYTHING in writing. Even If you pay a large sum at your second fitting, and the receipt says your outstanding balance is $0 - get something else in writing that states that the balance is in fact $0. She was never able to provide me with an itemized receipt or an explanation for why it took so much extra time, nor with an explanation for why I wasn’t given a chance to consent to the five extra hours of work, despite admitting on voice recording that she didn’t quote me or request permission. I lost count of how many times I requested an itemized detailed invoice and will never get it. Despite no answers, it was no money, no dress, end of story! I called to cops to make sure she wouldn't get in my face again, and was forced to pay under duress. The transaction literally occurred in the alley on the side of her studio. If you like surprise $700 invoices and having your belongings held hostage by scam artists, call Ashley today! Otherwise, stay far away from Something You Couture. I wonder how many people she has taken advantage of because I saw another review describing a similar experience on another website.