INDIVIDUAL GARMENTS
Dry cleaning. Details first.
A closer conversation for garments that need an item-by-item service assessment.
What this service can cover
Items to discuss
Shirts, trousers, jackets and coats appear in the sample guide. Fabric, construction, labels, trims and condition affect suitability.
How the example is priced
Sample £8 per shirt, £10 per pair of trousers and £16 per jacket. These per-item GBP examples do not determine the charge for your garment.
What to agree
The proposed service and finish, anything excluded, existing damage, any additional charges and the collection process.
AT THE COUNTER
Questions worth bringing.
- Can this garment be accepted in its current condition?
- Which parts and finishing are included in the agreed scope?
- Will the operator contact me before any change to the agreed charge?
Before leaving your items
Point out relevant labels, trims, missing fastenings and existing damage. Confirm what is accepted, the agreed work, charge and timing. Keep the reference supplied by the operator.
This outline does not recommend a cleaning method or guarantee a particular result. Specialist, damaged or unusual items may need another service or may not be accepted.
Print the drop-off questions →Compare the starting points.
View all sample prices →Load pricing and individual garment pricing describe different units. Always confirm the final scope and charge with the operator.