Commercial & Uniform Service in Greenville, SC

Price depends on the garment rather than the category, so we quote at the counter instead of publishing a list. Fabric, lining, pleating, beading and trim drive the cost far more than the label does — a simple cotton dress costs less to clean than a lined silk one, and two suits can price differently. Call the store nearest you, describe the item, and we will quote it before any work starts. Pickup and delivery is always free, with no delivery fee, no minimum and no contract.

No. FabriCare of Greenville's pickup and delivery is completely free — no delivery fee, no fuel surcharge, no order minimum and no contract. Delivery customers pay exactly the same per-item prices as customers who walk into the store.

Dry clean a suit every four to six wears, or at the end of a season before it goes into storage. Cleaning more often than that wears wool down unnecessarily, while cleaning less allows body oils and perspiration salts to oxidise and set into permanent discoloration. Between cleanings, brush the jacket, hang it on a wide hanger and let it rest a day before wearing it again.

Most garments can be cleaned by some method, but a few need special handling or should be declined: PVC and vinyl, some glued-on appliqués and sequins, foam-backed fabrics, and pieces where the trim and the base fabric require incompatible treatments. Bring the item in and we will tell you honestly what is possible before anything is attempted — the inspection is free.

Sometimes, but the odds fall sharply with age. Fresh stains are usually removable; stains that have oxidised, been heat-set in a home dryer, or already been treated with an over-the-counter remover are much harder and occasionally permanent. Never iron over a stain or put a stained garment in the dryer, and tell us what the stain is when you drop off — knowing whether it is oil, protein, tannin or dye determines which agent we reach for.

Properly performed dry cleaning does not shrink garments, because the solvent used contains no water and it is water plus heat that causes most shrinkage. Garments that appear to shrink at the cleaners have usually either relaxed back from being stretched in wear, or were made with a fabric or lining that was not pre-shrunk.