Rodney's — Local services in Medford

Best tailor and clothing repair person ever! I went into the shop, which is a very cool shop with lots of history in downtown Medford, and was warmly greeted. The place is welcoming and a good place to chill and wait for repairs. I told him I needed some repairs on some clothing, such as placing some buttons back onto my clothing and other stuff. As we talked about the history of the town and about Western books, he worked on my clothing repairs, I felt at home and felt I made a friend. He was very skillful and repaired my clothing within minutes to an excellent finish, I was so happy because I love my clothing and get very sentimental with them. He was so skillful and if this trait was not just a job but a passion for him. He also gave me a lot of free Western books which I have read and have grown addictive to them, I can't enough of Western books and now buy them, really good reads. Great guy, very warm, unbelievable good prices, and undisputed skills. Thank you so much Rodney! Stay cool and never lose your...

Rodney's Clothing is an institution in Southern Oregon....to those who are unaware of the man, the myth and the legend, you really need to seek out Rodney for yourself. He's a true professional and because his work is of such a high quality and his prices so reasonable, he is a very busy guy. Rodney doesn't brag about his clientele, but he has people fly in from all over the West Coast to get their suits made by him....guys who could go anywhere come to little 'ole Medford. Rodney's shop is a little hard to find, and when he's at lunch the doors are locked. Rodney is a one man show, so be patient, it's worth it to have your clothes tailered by this...

Decided to give him a try for some custom tailored suit pants in need of repair. He was absolutely TOP NOTCH. Rodney knows his stuff and is passionate about teaching other men how to look good too. I've been to highly regarded tailors in Vegas and SoCal, and while they were good, Rodney is clearly in the top .01% of tailors.

I would recommend texting him at the number on google maps before going there just to make sure he's in. Also, google doesn't show it well but his door is actually in the back alley of the building with a "R" as the only sign...