Journal
Fabric Care for a City
at 80% Humidity
Practical notes from the factory — what to send, what to wash at home, and what never to do to a stain before it reaches us.
Winter Wear Cleaning in Singapore: Before Your Trip and After You Come Home
Coats, down jackets and knits are worn for three weeks and stored for eleven months in a humid wardrobe. How to get them ready for your trip, and how to put them away properly when you are back.
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Prices & Guides
6 Min Read
How Much Does Dry Cleaning Cost in Singapore? A 2026 Price Guide
What we charge for shirts, suits, winter coats, leather, gowns and curtains, and the honest reasons one garment costs more to clean than another.
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Choosing a Service
6 Min Read
Dry Clean, Wash & Iron, or Load Wash? How to Choose in Singapore
Three services, three jobs. Sending the wrong item to the wrong one is the most common — and most expensive — mistake we see.
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Home Textiles
5 Min Read
Curtain Cleaning in Singapore: What It Costs and How Often to Do It
Curtains hold more of a flat's air than any other textile in it. Here is what cleaning them involves, and how the weight-based pricing works.
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Fabric Care
5 Min Read
Humidity, Mould and Your Wardrobe: Keeping Clothes in a Singapore Home
At 80% relative humidity, a closed wardrobe is a greenhouse. What that does to wool, leather and silk — and the habits that prevent it.
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Stains
4 Min Read
How to Get a Stain Out — and What Not to Do Before You Send It In
Most stains that come to us permanently are stains someone already tried to fix. Here is the short list of what helps and what makes it worse.
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