How Is It Done?

1. Bring your laundry to the shop in a bag. Your clothes are weighed and you receive a claim stub with your estimated pick-up time.
2. Your clothes are sorted by color and fabric type to prevent damage and color bleeding during the wash.
3. Clothes are washed in commercial-grade machines with the appropriate detergent and water temperature for your garments.
4. After washing, clothes are thoroughly dried — either machine-dried or air-dried depending on fabric requirements — until completely dry.
5. Your clothes are neatly folded and packed, ready for pick-up. Bring your claim stub when you return.

Benefits

• Saves hours of your time every week — no more washing, wringing, and hanging
• Commercial machines clean more thoroughly than typical home washing machines
• Proper drying means no damp smell and no risk of mildew or mold
• Clothes come back neatly folded and ready to wear or store
• Priced per kilogram — affordable for all household sizes

How Is It Done?

1. Bring the garment to the shop and inform the staff it is for dry cleaning. The staff inspects the item, notes any stains, and tags it with your claim stub.
2. The garment is pre-treated: stains are spot-treated with appropriate chemicals before the main cleaning cycle begins.
3. The item is placed into a dry cleaning machine with the cleaning solvent. The machine tumbles the garment gently, dissolving oil, grease, and dirt without using water.
4. The garment is removed and the solvent is extracted. The item is carefully inspected for any remaining spots before proceeding.
5. The garment is steamed and pressed to restore its original shape and sharp appearance, then covered in a protective garment bag for pick-up.

Benefits

• Preserves the shape, color, and texture of delicate fabrics that water washing would damage
• Removes tough oil-based stains that regular washing cannot eliminate
• Professional pressing restores crisp collars, lapels, and pleats on formal wear
• Extends the life of your investment pieces — suits and gowns last longer with proper care
• Garments are returned in a protective bag, ready for storage or immediate use

How Is It Done?

1. Bring your clean, dry clothes for pressing. The staff counts and records each item so nothing gets lost.
2. Clothes are sorted and laid out on the pressing board one at a time. Heavily creased items are lightly misted with water to help remove stubborn wrinkles.
3. Each garment is pressed with a professional steam iron, working section by section — collar, sleeves, body — for a thorough, even press.
4. Special attention is given to structured garments like polo shirts and dress pants — creases are set sharply and collars are pressed flat.
5. Finished garments are hung or neatly folded depending on the garment type, ready for pick-up. Hanging is recommended for dress shirts and pants.

Benefits

• Professionally pressed clothes make a great impression at work, school, or special events
• Steam ironing removes stubborn wrinkles that home irons often struggle with
• Proper pressing extends the life of your clothes — over-ironing at home can damage fabric fibers
• Saves hours of tedious work at home, especially for families with school uniforms
• Available as a standalone service or combined with washing for a complete solution

How Is It Done?

1. Bring your laundry to the shop in any bag. Let the staff know if you have special instructions — cold wash for delicates, no fabric softener, etc.
2. Your laundry is weighed on a scale. The price is calculated per kilogram and you are given a claim stub with the pick-up time.
3. The staff sorts your clothes by color and fabric type — darks and lights separately — to prevent color bleeding.
4. Your clothes are washed in the appropriate machine cycle, dried until fully fresh, and folded neatly into a bag.
5. Return at the pick-up time with your claim stub. Your clean, dry, folded laundry is ready and waiting for you.

Benefits

• Completely hands-off — no waiting, no effort required on your side
• Same-day or next-morning turnaround for most orders
• Professional folding means clothes are neat and ready to store or wear
• Correct sorting and wash settings protect garments from shrinking or color damage
• Affordable per-kilogram pricing — no need to buy detergent or pay electricity bills

How Is It Done?

1. Bring your laundry in a bag and check in with the attendant. Choose the machine size that fits your load.
2. Load your clothes into the washing machine. Separate light and dark colors if needed to avoid color bleeding.
3. Add detergent — you can bring your own or purchase sachets at the counter. Select the wash cycle and start the machine.
4. When the wash cycle finishes, transfer your clothes to a dryer. Set the drying time — typically 30–40 minutes for a full load.
5. Once dry, remove your clothes promptly, fold them into your bag, and you're done.

Benefits

• Commercial machines are larger and more powerful — clean a full week's load in one visit
• Faster than home laundry — a complete wash-and-dry cycle takes about an hour
• You're in full control: choose your detergent, temperature, and cycle settings
• Great for bulky items like blankets and comforters that won't fit in a home washer
• Affordable per-load pricing with no water or electricity costs at home