Business shirts
Washed, pressed, collar-banded. Five or more re-rate the lot to $5.50 each — the batch price, applied automatically.
Shirts pressed in batches, suits back sharper than bought, gowns boxed for the decades. On the rail in 48 hours — free pickup & delivery on tickets $40 and over.
THE CAREFUL PRESS · NEDLANDS
COUNTER TICKET № 0285
$69.00 of ticket value — $40 and over, the run's on us
standard — on the rail in 48 hours, SMS with the hook number
① the batch rule — 5 or more shirts re-rate the lot to $5.50 each. The press runs in batches; five shirts is a batch.
② the delivery line — free at $40 and over of ticket value (express counts toward it; the delivery itself doesn't). Under $40: +$8.
③ express adds 50% on garments only. Totals round to the nearest 5 cents.
Every ticket itemises to these rates — the rail above computes exactly what the counter would. No weekend loading, no mystery "care fee".
Washed, pressed, collar-banded. Five or more re-rate the lot to $5.50 each — the batch price, applied automatically.
Jacket and trousers cleaned as a set, shaped on the buck, back on a proper hanger.
Singles priced on their own — trousers $12, jackets $14. Creases where they belong, nowhere else.
$24 for a plain dress. Beaded, pleated and formal gowns are quoted on sight — heat and beads need a conversation first.
Winter coats $30. Queen doonas $38 — cleaned, fully dried through, bagged for the cupboard.
Cleaned, then preserved in an acid-free box with unbleached tissue and an inspection window. The box outlives the marriage licence.
In by 9am, back by 5pm. The surcharge is the queue-jump on garments only — delivery is never surcharged.
Free on tickets $40 and over (express counts toward it); +$8 under. Weekday morning run across the western suburbs.
Twelve years on the same Nedlands corner, the same families' Monday shirts.
Modern sensitive-solvent machines — gentler on fibres, on skin, and on the people who work the press.
Buttons crack under heat — we shield them, and if we break one we replace it and say so, not hope you won't notice.
Point out the stain and say what it is — we'll tell you what will lift and what's now part of the garment's biography.
Standard service is on the rail in 48 hours — the SMS tells you the hook number before you've missed anything.
“My Monday five are on hooks by Wednesday with the collar bands on, every week, without asking. The batch price just… happens.”
“Suit came back the day before the wedding pressed sharper than the day it was bought. The express line said exactly what it would cost, and it did.”
“The dress went into its box with the champagne mark gone and a little window to check on it. Ten years from now I'll still be able to look.”
Demonstration reviews — written as sample copy for this demo build, not real customers.
The van does one loop each weekday morning — river side first, coast side home. Free on tickets $40 and over; $8 under. Outside the loop? Call — we're flexible for doonas and gowns.
Map drawn for orientation, not navigation — suburb positions are approximate.
Tell us where and when — your rail ticket above carries down automatically. Or skip the form entirely: the counter opens at 7:30am and the coffee next door is good.
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