What is wet cleaning?

The eco method behind our dry cleaning.

Traditional dry cleaning uses perc — a chemical solvent your skin can absorb and one you can smell from the doorway. We don't. Our wet-cleaning process uses water and non-toxic detergents. The clothes come back just as clean, just as pressed — and gentler on the fabric.

A delicate silk blouse and cashmere sweater in soft natural light
Head to head

Wet cleaning vs. traditional vs. home washer.

 Traditional dry cleaning (perc)Our wet cleaningHome washer
Toxic solventsYes — percNoneNone
Skin-safeTrace residue✓ Fully
Chemical smellCommonNoneNone
Silks & cashmereUsually OK✓ SaferRisky
Wool coatsCommon✓ RecommendedNot recommended
Professional press
Same-day possibleSometimes✓ By 10 AMDepends
Why we chose it

What you get.

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Skin-safe
Hypoallergenic and fragrance-free. Good for sensitive skin and kids' clothes.
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No perc
Perc is a chemical solvent linked to health concerns — we don't use it.
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Gentler on fabric
Colors stay bright, fibers stay strong. Your favorite pieces last longer.
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Less water
Roughly 7× less water than a home wash for the same load.
Less energy
Roughly 3× less energy than traditional dry cleaning.
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No smell
When you pick up, your clothes smell like clean — not like solvent.
Fabrics that love it

Especially good for:

SilkCashmereWoolLinenRayonDelicate cottonBeading & sequinsStructured suitsWedding-wear piecesVintage garments
Three-step recap

The process, in short.

1
Inspect & pre-treat
Every stain treated by hand before it goes in.
2
Water-based wash
Temperature and agitation matched to the fabric.
3
Press & finish
Hand-finished, sleeved, ready to walk out.
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Ready when you are.

Schedule a pickup online in 60 seconds, drop off in-store, or add dry cleaning to your bag — whichever works for your week.