Drop off at the counter
Book a ten minute slot so the counter is ready and each garment is checked with you before you leave.
Dry cleaning for suits, dresses and delicate garments, with alterations by our own seamstress. Book a collection from home or the office, or pick a drop off time, and most orders are ready in two working days.

Starting prices for the garments we clean most often. The final price is confirmed at hand over, before any work begins.
| Garment | Service | From |
|---|---|---|
| Shirt | Washed and pressed, on a hanger or folded | $7.50 |
| Two piece suit | Dry cleaned and hand pressed | $26 |
| Trousers or skirt | Dry cleaned and pressed | $12 |
| Silk blouse | Cleaned and pressed by hand | $16 |
| Dress | Day or evening, unlined or lined | $22 |
| Coat | Wool or cashmere, up to knee length | $34 |
| Wedding dress | Cleaned, pressed and boxed in tissue | $240 |
| Leather or suede | Sent to a specialist, 10 working days | $65 |
Heavy beading, pleating and fabrics we have not seen before are quoted at the counter. Express cleaning within one working day adds 50 percent.
Book whichever suits your week. Collected orders come back in the same reusable garment bags.
Book a ten minute slot so the counter is ready and each garment is checked with you before you leave.
Choose a two hour window on a weekday evening or a Saturday morning, and we collect and return in reusable bags.
A weekly round for offices of ten or more people, with one named bag per person and a single monthly invoice.
Collection and return are included on any order above $50.
Five steps, the same for every order, whether it is one shirt or a wardrobe.
Choose drop off or collection, then the day and time that suit you.
Pockets are emptied, stains and damage noted with you, and each garment tagged.
The care label decides the process; a garment without one is tested on a hidden seam with your permission.
Each piece is cleaned, pressed by hand, inspected under daylight lamps and covered.
Collect at the counter or receive it in your window, usually two working days later.

Every stain is treated with the method its fibre can take, and most come out. Some never will: old marks that have been ironed in, perspiration on silk and dye that has run can be beyond any cleaner, and we say so before we start rather than after.
The care label decides how a garment is cleaned. If a label says not to dry clean, we follow it, and if there is no label we ask before testing a hidden seam. Tell us what caused a stain when you hand it over, because coffee, wine and oil each need a different treatment.
Fittings take place in the shop by appointment. Most alterations are ready within five working days, and a garment can be cleaned in the same visit.
Shortened or lengthened, with the original hem finish kept where the fabric allows.
Shortened from the cuff, keeping working buttonholes where the jacket has them.
Waists, side seams and backs adjusted for a better fit, within the seam allowance.
Broken zips replaced, seams closed and small tears mended by hand.
Two or three fittings for hems, bustles and straps, planned around the date of the event.
Sleeves shortened, sides tapered and cuffs turned when the collar still has years left.
Pressing, fittings, collections and the counter, on an ordinary week.






The wine came out of the silk hem completely. A faint mark on the sleeve did not, and they pointed it out at hand over instead of letting us find it at home.
Our whole office uses the weekly round now. Shirts come back on Thursday in named bags, and one invoice at the end of the month keeps the finance team happy.
The wedding dress went in with grass stains on the train and came back boxed in tissue, with a note on how to store it. The seamstress also fixed a loose bustle hook.
Most garments are ready in two working days. Wedding dresses take two weeks, leather and suede ten working days, and express cleaning within one working day is available for most items.
No cleaner can promise that. Most fresh stains come out, but old, heat set or dye stains sometimes do not, and we tell you at hand over if we expect a mark to remain.
We ask before cleaning it, test a hidden seam first and choose the gentlest process that will work. If the test shows a risk, we return the garment uncleaned and explain why.
We inspect every garment at hand over and note existing wear. If we damage something, we pay its fair value based on its age and condition, and we tell you within a day of finding the problem.
Most dry cleaning uses a modern hydrocarbon solvent, and many washable pieces are wet cleaned with water and mild detergent. The care label and the fabric decide which process each garment gets.
We hold finished orders for 60 days and contact you twice during that time. After that, unclaimed garments may be given to a local charity.
Choose how you would like to hand over your clothes, then the day and the time window. Within two working hours the shop confirms that window or offers the nearest one still open on that day.
Walk in at any time during opening hours, or phone the shop to ask about a garment before you bring it.
Shop in the old quarter, collecting across the city centre and nearby offices
| Monday to Friday | 07:30 to 19:00 |
| Saturday | 09:00 to 15:00 |
| Sunday | Closed |
Describe the fabric, the label and the stain in a message, or bring it in for a look. We would rather say no than ruin something you love.
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About this sample page
Pressed Dry Cleaners is not a real shop, but its one page site shows how a dry cleaner can present prices, collections and alterations on AI Web Maker. The opening view pairs a rail of pressed clothes with a booking button and three short facts about turnaround and care. A table of prices by garment comes next, followed by three ways to hand clothes over, from a counter slot to a weekly office round. The stain and care label section speaks plainly about what cleaning can and cannot do. Taken together, the page answers the questions that usually stop someone from trying a new cleaner.
A dry cleaner who wants a site like this writes a short description of the shop, the garments and the collection area, and the builder turns it into a draft. Customers then book a collection or drop off slot through the form, choosing the day and the time window. The shop accepts the request, offers another window or declines it, and payment is settled with the customer directly. Billing starts only when the site is published, with hosting at $119 for the year or $19 for the month and the domain on top. The page linked below walks through this sample one section after another.