Millard Sewing Center

I took my sewing machine that had been purchased at Sears about 20 years ago in to be serviced. I wanted to make a baby blanket for my 1st grand baby due in December. This shop is great! They serviced the machine which was not expensive when purchased (I’m sure) and never pressured me to purchase something new or better. I hadn’t sewn anything since high school so I took the Get to know your machine class that was offered. They helped me learn the ins and outs of my machine and I was able to practice the basics with help. I decided to take the First Projects class since they were so helpful. They helped me cut and start my baby rag quilt and it turned out really cute! They never made me feel dumb for not knowing. I couldn’t be happier with Millard Sewing! Everyone was so great to work with!

After a cross country move and some extensive use, I somehow broke my embroidery machine. After a quick google search, I found Millard sewing and I cannot recommend it enough. They fixed my machine perfectly and quickly. They communicated well, and they never made me feel silly or embarrassed as a novice with all things sewing machines, which for some reason made an incredible impression on me.

I know I will take all my machines here for servicing from now on. There is absolutely no need to look anywhere else!

Millard Sewing Center quickly and accurately diagnosed the problem with my Singer sewing machine. They made the necessary repair in a very timely manner. I think their fees are appropriate for the quality work they do. They are kind and courteous. Their shop is clean and organized. Highly recommend. Will use them again should the need arise.

I can't speak highly enough of the quality service that Millard Sewing Center has to offer. Besides offering some very fine vintage machines at reasonable prices, they more than make good on purchases that are shipped out of state. I live in Tucson, AZ and had ordered a restored Necchi BF Mira. It was a beautiful machine, but when it arrived the machine was jammed (the balance wheel wouldn't even turn by hand) though there was no visible damage to the box or to the machine (which was very well packed). I called the store and received courteous and helpful advice from Brandon (who had thoroughly tested the machine before shipping) but after several phone calls and attempts to unjam the machine, we were not able to get the machine going. In all this, Brandon was very patient and clear in his instructions and suggestions. I finally decided to take the machine to my local repair man, and he discovered that the drive shaft had been bent in transit by the UPS people, who apparently dropped the box in an awkward way. The shaft could not be repaired. At that point, Brandon offered me a free replacement/substitution of an equivalent machine, the Necchi Esperia, which arrived safely and works like a charm. It is also stunningly beautiful and actually in better shape than the Mira was (photo attached). You can bet that I will be doing business with Millard Sewing Center again when I am looking for another vintage machine or for products relating to the machines that I already have.