Alterations & Tailoring in Baltimore, MD
11 of the 20 sewing and fabric businesses we list in Baltimore have clothing alterations, hemming and tailoring on site. You bought the fabric — now you need someone to actually sew it, or take in a suit that almost fits. Google Maps answers with a category; it can't tell a tailor who drafts a garment from scratch apart from a dry cleaner who pins hems at the counter. Every shop listed here was confirmed to do alterations work, either from its own site or from how the business describes itself, so the phone number you call is one that can answer the question you're asking.
Bushelers of Baltimore Alterations
11 W Chase St, Baltimore, MD 21201-5438
DG Alteration Alterations
4407 Kenwood Ave, Baltimore, MD 21206-2055
Felders Fashions Alterations
1268 E North Ave, Baltimore, MD 21202-5814
Kim's Custom Tailor Alterations
5518 Harford Rd, Baltimore, MD 21214-2231
Nicky's Tailoring Alterations
600 N Eutaw St, Baltimore, MD 21201-4568
Scotty's Shoe Service Alterations
436 E Belvedere Ave, Baltimore, MD 21212
Stadham Corporation of MD Alterations
3232 Frederick Ave, Baltimore, MD 21229
Venus Cleaners and Alterations Alterations
4000 Roland Ave, Baltimore, MD 21211-2075
Youngs Cleaners and Tailors Alterations
935 S Charles St, Baltimore, MD 21230-4485
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Alterations & Tailoring near Baltimore
- Frederick6
- Temple Hills5
- Westminster5
- Bethesda4
- Lutherville Timonium4
- Salisbury4
- Columbia3
- Gaithersburg3
Good to know
What's the difference between a tailor and an alterations shop?
An alterations shop adjusts a garment you already own — hems, seams, zippers, taking in or letting out. A tailor can do all of that and also cut and construct a garment from fabric, which is what you want if you've bought material and need it made up. Many businesses do both, but the skill sets are different and so is the price.
Can a dry cleaner do alterations?
Often yes — in the United States counter alterations at dry cleaners are common, and for a hem or a simple seam that's usually all you need. For structured work such as a jacket, a suit or a bridal gown, look for a shop that lists tailoring as its own service rather than as an add-on.