202 E MAIN ST · DOWNTOWN RICHARDSON

THE STUDIO

One chair. One tailor.
A whole lot of regulars.

Kim A Tailor is Ms. Kim — the owner who greets you, measures you, and does the work herself. For years, people across Richardson have brought her everything from work pants to wedding gowns, and kept coming back for the same reason: she’s genuinely good, genuinely kind, and genuinely fast.

01 / HOW SHE WORKS

The tailor is the shop.

There’s no counter of staff here and no ticket-number treatment. You explain how you want something to fit, Kim understands it quickly, pins it, and gives you honest advice about what will actually look best. That directness — and the smile that comes with it — is why people describe her as a pleasure to deal with.

The other half of her reputation is speed. Regulars talk about turnaround that’s “unbelievable”: rush jobs in half an hour, same-day and next-day work when they’re in a bind. When life needs something fixed right now, Kim is the name that gets passed around.

And it lasts. Some customers have trusted her with their clothes for more than ten years, with quality work every time and, as one put it, “never a complaint.” That kind of loyalty isn’t marketed — it’s earned, one garment at a time.

01

Kind, and it shows

Welcoming, patient, always with a smile — and a bottle of water and a bit of chocolate while you wait.

02

Genuinely fast

Rush from ~30 minutes, same-day and next-day service. When it’s urgent, Kim comes through.

03

Quality that repeats

Ten-plus-year regulars, consistent results, honest advice. Worth it, done once and done right.

Why people stay

“Incredibly nice, welcoming, and her turn-around time is unbelievable. I highly recommend going to her for all your alteration needs.”

— A KIM A TAILOR REGULAR

02 / THE NEIGHBORHOOD

Part of the CORE District.

The studio sits at 202 E Main Street, right next to Isabelly’s in the heart of downtown Richardson’s CORE District — walkable, local, and easy to pop into on your way through town. It’s the kind of small shop a neighborhood is lucky to have, and Richardson clearly agrees.

Come meet Kim.

Bring the piece that never quite fit right. You’ll leave with it fitting — and probably a new regular spot.