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 Tailor on the mariner
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10/29/05 11:08 PM
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Cruisecrazy
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On My way to Sydney Iwill swing through LA to visit relatives and pick up a few suits and such.
I will not have enough time to have the Merchant in California alter them before my next flight..... Does Mariner have a tailor service....??? Is it reasonable and quality ? Dont need bespoke service... just good euro quailty..
Also in case I broaden my experience on a almost 35 day experience is there someone who can fit me.....
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Re: Tailor on the mariner
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10/30/05 04:17 AM
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xrvlcruiser
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To answer your basic question: yes, there is a tailor.
We've only had easy stuff done - pants shortened etc which has been fine. I don't remember what it cost but about what it is shore-side. maybe someone else can fill in more details . . .
Hope this helps . . Peggy
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Re: Tailor on the mariner
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10/30/05 04:28 AM
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KarenS
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I think I just threw away the price sheet that was attached to something I had dry cleaned on the ship. If I can find the sheet, I will post the prices for you!
Karen
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Re: Tailor on the mariner
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10/30/05 04:43 AM
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Marc
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The tailor charged my mother only $5 to shorten sleeves on jacket she bought in Vietnam; only data point I have.
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