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Shirts, Jeans, Button Downs, Tees - Whatever can be washed in water and detergent

Laundering means using the traditional method of submerging then agitating your garments in a solution of water and detergent to flush out impurities like dirt, sweat, stains, and odors.

Suits, Blouses, Silks, Wool, Sweaters, Dresses, Coats, Delicates - Powerful, yet gentle, solvents get your garments clean, fresh, and looking new

Dry Cleaning is a method of cleaning that involves the use of a disinfecting and degreasing solvent instead of water and detergent. It is used on garments that cannot be traditionally cleaned because water can damage, weaken, or warp the fibers of certain fabrics like wool and silk. A dry cleaning machine looks very much like a washing machine, but the dry cleaning solvents are kept in a closed loop system within the machine and distilled and recycled for every load ensuring fresh, clean garments rid of all stains, dirt, oils, and odors. Drying takes place within the same machine, which is why it is called "Dry" Cleaning. As solvent evaporates from garments during the dry cycle, it is vacuum fed to condense the solvent back to a liquid to then be stored for the next cycle.

After cleaning, your garments are pressed using steam and foam backed presses, put on a hanger and bagged, ready to be placed in your closet for your next use.