Wash & Press
A polished finish, without the extra effort.
How pressing works
Heat, moisture and pressure — in balance.
Pressing applies controlled heat, moisture and pressure to relax fibres and set them flat. The result is a smooth surface and structured details — crisp collars, defined cuffs, sharp trouser creases.
It suits dress shirts, trousers, blouses, uniforms and other eligible garments made from cotton, linen, polyester and many blends. Delicate, textured or embellished fabrics may be better suited to steaming.
- 01
Inspect the garment and care label.
- 02
Photograph and document its condition.
- 03
Record stains, damage, and special requests.
- 04
Select the appropriate laundering method.
- 05
Apply suitable pressing techniques.
- 06
Inspect the finished garment.
- 07
Prepare it for return.
Compare finishes
Steaming vs. Ironing vs. Pressing
- How it works
- Heated water vapor relaxes fibres while the garment hangs freely — no direct pressure.
- Best for
- Delicate fabrics, knits, silk, flowing dresses, textured weaves and quick refreshes.
- Finish
- Soft, natural drape. Doesn't create sharp creases.
- Limitations
- Won't produce crisp collars or trouser creases; heavy wrinkles in thick cotton may remain.
Pressing is priced by garment type and care requirements, and confirmed before work begins.
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