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Friends of Fabric - Not just dry cleaning...

By Sayroo
September 26, 2013 in Request a Tradesperson

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Posted September 26, 2013

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Posted September 26, 2013

Over the last few months I've not just had a number of items cleaned at Friends of Fabric on Bellenden Road, but clothes repaired too.

The speed and quality of the work's been terrific and it's been reasonable too compared to other dry cleaners in the city. I work in an office where smart business dress is required and not only have they been able to remove permanent red marker pen from one of my Hobbs suits, but I have even taken items (badly split skirts!) in there for colleagues and they've been delighted too.

I even trusted them with my wedding dress and have been delighted with both the value and quality of the clean. As for service, I was even sent a text when my dress was ready for collection.

A hidden gem and a brilliant small business. I would def trust and recommend them.

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