Alterations

First, measure the outside seam by starting at your hips and measuring past your knees down to the floor. Keep your measuring tape as close to the leg as possible. Once the tape measure reaches the floor, subtract an inch or two from the total length of the out-seam to account for the shoes.

Then, measure the inside seam. Start as close to the crotch line as possible and measure to the floor. To account for shoes, take the same 1-2 inches off the total measurement as you did on the outside seam.

Make a note of the total length you'd like for both the outside seam and the inside seam.

First, measure your waist following the belt line right above the hips and below the navel.

Then, measure your hips at the meatiest portion of your bum and thighs. Add a finger underneath to ensure your measurement is not too snug.

Lastly, measure your garment's outside seam by starting at the waist and measure to the current hem. Subtract (or add) the total amount you'd like to hem up (or let out) from the bottom. 

Leave a note on your garment with the desired measurements for waist, hips and outside seam. 

First, measure your waist following the belt line right above the hips and below the navel. Add one finger under the measuring tape to ensure the measurement is not too snug. 

Then, measure your hips at the meatiest portion of your behind and thighs. Again, add a finger underneath the tape to ensure your measurement is not too snug.

Leave a note on your garment to indicate the total measurement you'd like for the waist and hipline to measure. 

To measure your neck's circumference, find the spot on your neck that corresponds to the collar. Keep your head in a natural and level position while sliding the tape measure around your neck just below the Adam's apple.

The measurement should be comfortable but snug. Hold one finger under the tape to allow for breathing room.

To measure the shoulder and sleeve length, start by standing straight and relaxed with arms hanging comfortably at sides. Then, find the bump of the topmost vertebra and begin measuring from the center back of the neck, over the shoulder and down the length of the outer arm. Take the measurement down to the meatiest part of the hand.

Take a measurement of both arms and find an average of the two.

Leave a note on your garment of the total length you'd like the shoulders and sleeves to measure.

Our online alterations services are listed below:

Repairs

• Zipper Repair or Replacement
• Buttons Replaced or Re Sewn
• Seam Repair 
• Hole Repair or Patch
• Pants Pocket Repair
• Hooks and Clasp or Snap Repair

Hemlines

• Hem Dress
• Hem Skirt
• Hem Pants
• Hem Jeans

Take In or Let Out

• Legs Tapered on Pants
• Shorten Sleeves on Shirt or Jacket
• Take In or Let Out Sides of Shirt or Blouse
• Take In or Let Out Sides of Jacket
• Take Ins or Let Out Waist on Pants or Skirt

To receive online alteration services with free pick up and delivery, you'll create an account with Red Hanger Cleaners. Your alterations will be billed after the service is rendered on your next billing statement.

Yes. This allows us to have your member profile in our system as well as communicate with you about your alterations.

The good news is that you'll receive an effective 10% off every time you reach $250 in cleaning or alterations services.

Alterations typically are returned in 4 business days.

Red Hanger Cleaners is proud to partner with Robert's Tailors.

Free Pick Up and Delivery is available for all our customers all of the time.

Create your account now.

Now that you've signed up as a Red Hanger Member, simply add the garment you'd like altered with a note to your garment bag for your next pick up and delivery.

Please contact customercare@redhanger.com with any questions, comments, issues or concerns.