Services · Dry cleaning
Dry cleaning,
piece by piece.
Suits, coats, dresses, wedding dresses and delicate items. Every textile gets its own treatment and comes back cleaned, pressed and on a hanger. Drop them off in Eppegem or have them collected.
- Handled piece by piece
- Pressed & returned on a hanger
- Pickup as far as Antwerp
What dry cleaning is
Cleaning without the fabric suffering for it
Some items don’t belong in the regular wash: they shrink, discolour or lose their shape. Dry cleaning cleans with a solvent instead of water, at a low temperature. Dirt and grease lifted, fibres intact — exactly what a suit, a wool coat or a silk dress needs.
With us, every item passes through our hands one by one: we read the care label, pick the right programme and press it back into shape afterwards. No bulk, no guessing — white stays white, colour stays colour.
What we handle
From a suit to a wedding dress
Not sure whether something belongs at the dry cleaner’s? Just bring it in — we look at each piece separately.
Shirts & blouses
Shirts and blouses, cleaned and pressed with care — crisp collar and cuffs.
Coats & jackets
Wool, cashmere and winter coats — fresh after the season, ready to put away again.
Dresses & gowns
Party wear and delicate cuts, with care for pleats, collar and finish.
Wedding dresses
Your best day deserves extra care — cleaning and, on request, safe storage.
Silk & delicates
Silk, wool and fine fabrics that can’t take the regular wash, cleaned safely.
Curtains
Large pieces of interior textile, cleaned without shrinking — crisp and back on the rail.
Suits & blazers
Jacket, waistcoat and trousers treated together, so the colour stays even. Pressed into shape.
In two minds?
A stain, a label you don’t trust? Bring it in — we’ll tell you what’s possible.
How we go about it
Five steps, one standard of care
Every item follows the same path — no step is skipped.
- Intake & check — we look at each item, read the care label and note stains or weak spots.
- Stain treatment — we tackle stubborn stains in a targeted way, before the cleaning.
- Tailored cleaning — the right programme and solvent for the fabric, the colour and the filling.
- Finish & press — professionally pressed and shaped, creases where they belong.
- Final check — checked once more, then packed on a hanger, ready to collect.
Stains & special care
Honest about what’s possible and what isn’t
We get most stains out. Tell us what it is and how long it’s been there — the fresher, the better the odds. Whatever can no longer be saved, we tell you up front.
Pick a stain
Wine & coffee
Usually out completelyOur approach
Red wine, coffee and tea are colour stains that dissolve well. Brought in fresh, we get them out almost completely every time.
How you help us: don’t work at it yourself with water or salt — that actually sets the colour.
Grease & oil
Usually out completelyOur approach
Grease, butter and oil we treat in a targeted way with solvent before cleaning. Even older grease stains usually come out completely.
How you help us: dab off excess grease gently, but don’t rub the stain.
Make-up
Often out completelyOur approach
Foundation, lipstick and mascara are grease and colour stains at once. We tackle both layers; the fresher, the better the result.
How you help us: leave the stain as it is — rubbing only makes it bigger.
Grass & mud
Usually outOur approach
Mud we first let dry and brush off; grass stains we treat separately. On white fabric a faint shadow very occasionally remains.
How you help us: don’t wet it — bringing it in dry works best here.
Sweat & deodorant
Not always in fullOur approach
Fresh sweat and deodorant stains come out well. Ingrained white deodorant rings or yellowed underarm marks can’t always be fully saved.
How you help us: the sooner you bring it in, the better the chance of a clean result.
Ink
Not always in fullOur approach
Ink — especially ballpoint and stamp ink — soaks deep into the fibre. We treat it in a targeted way, but it doesn’t always fully work. If it can’t be done, you’ll hear so before we start.
How you help us: no false promises — we’ll tell you honestly whether treatment is worthwhile.
Frequently asked questions
Good to know
How long does dry cleaning take?
Reckon on a few days to a week as standard. If you need your item sooner — for a wedding, a job interview or a trip — say so when you drop it off, and we’ll work out together what’s possible.
What does it cost to have something dry cleaned?
The price depends on the item: a shirt isn’t the same as a winter coat or a wedding dress. Bring your item in or give us a call — we’ll tell you straight away what it costs, with no surprises afterwards.
Do you get every stain out?
We treat stains in a targeted way, before cleaning. Many stains come out completely, but not everything can still be saved — especially old or dried-in stains. What’s possible and what isn’t, we tell you honestly up front.
Can I have my dry cleaning collected?
Yes. We run fixed routes with pickup at your home or business, from Zemst to Antwerp and Brussels-North. Your item comes back to you cleaned and on a hanger.
Do you also clean wedding dresses and curtains?
Certainly. Wedding dresses, dresses, curtains and large interior textiles we handle piece by piece, with the care they deserve. For a wedding dress we’re glad to make an appointment in advance.
Ready to drop off?
Drop your item off or have it collected
Visit the shop in Eppegem, or schedule a pickup at home — from Zemst to Antwerp and Brussels-North. Prefer to talk it over first? Call 02 252 41 51.
