Luxury & Specialty Care

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People trust us with their best pieces: designer clothing, handbags, luxury sneakers, leather and suede. If it’s valuable to you, we know how to handle it.

Before We Clean Your Luxury Item

  • Identify it as a luxury item. Please tell us when an item is a luxury product. For service purposes, we classify items valued at $1,000 or more as luxury items.
  • Condition photographs. If an item appears worn, damaged or has an unusual button or trim condition, we photograph it before cleaning to document its condition.
  • Color testing. When light and dark colors are combined in one garment, we perform a colorfastness test before cleaning.

What We Care For

  • Luxury clothing — fine and designer garments, cleaned by the method that suits each piece.
  • Luxury sneakers — most pairs are cleaned by hand. Each pair is inspected first, and the soap, cleaning time and drying are matched to its leather, suede, mesh and glue.
  • Handbags — leather, suede and fabric.
  • Leather & suede — jackets, trench coats, pants, skirts, boots, shearling and suede bags.
  • UGG boots and hats
  • Rugs

Shoe, Boot & Bag Repair — with Superior Shoe & Boot Repair

For repairs, we work with Superior Shoe & Boot Repair of Waltham — cobblers with more than 60 years in the trade. New soles and heels, stitching, shoe dyeing, and handbag and luggage repair.

Drop your shoes or bag off with your cleaning and we’ll take care of the rest.

Good to Know Before You Buy Luxury Clothing

  • Decorative buttons — elaborate buttons may crack, chip or deteriorate over time.
  • Heat-sensitive buttons — buttons that are sensitive to heat may be damaged during professional finishing and pressing.
  • Contrasting colors — when white and black or other strongly contrasting colors are combined, consider whether a stained or color-transferred section can be replaced or repaired.
  • Heavy beading — numerous beads and embellishments increase the risk of loosening or damage during wear and cleaning.
  • Care-label restrictions — “Do Not Dry Clean,” “Do Not Wash” or “Spot Clean Only” can severely limit safe cleaning options and make stain removal difficult.
  • Clean regularly — do not wait until soil and stains become clearly visible. Regular professional care helps protect the fabric, color and long-term value of a luxury garment.

Questions about a specific piece? Text 351-226-0957.