Media Relations
Welcome.
Are you a reporter or editor in the print, radio, television or
on-line media? Looking for answers to questions, or newsworthy
information, comment or quotes about garment and household textile
care in general, or the care of designer, high fashion, specialty
or couture garments and gowns in particular?
We can help.
Please contact:
| Stu Bloom |
| Phone: |
1-800-469-6776
|
| Fax: |
(480) 443-0138
|
| Email |
stu@ravefabricare.com |
| Postal |
8480 East Butherus Drive
Scottsdale, AZ 85260
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Stu Bloom is the President of RAVE FabriCARE, a Scottsdale,
Arizona-based full service fabricare specialist and couture
drycleaner.
RAVE FabriCARE is metro Phoenix's true quality drycleaner, and
the only drycleaner in Arizona recognized as one of the nation's
premier cleaners, designated a Certified Couture
Cleaner,® voted "Best Drycleaner In Metro Phoenix" by
readers of Phoenix Magazine, and selected as one of America's best
drycleaning facilities by American Drycleaner Magazine.
Stu is a regional expert on the subject of
drycleaning and wetcleaning in general. His primary focus is on the
care of designer, high fashion, specialty, and couture garments;
bridal and other sentimental and ceremonial gowns; fine bed and
table linens; and other fine household textiles.
He is the author of "An Insiders Guide To Extraordinary
Drycleaning and Shirt Laundry," a consumer guide to true
quality fabricare, available as a free download from
ravefabricare.com.
Over the years he has worked closely with individual clients,
couturiers, upscale department stores, clothing boutiques, custom
clothiers and tailors, collectors, museums and historical
societies.
After hearing about your readership, listenership or viewership,
and your specific story angle, Stu will answer your questions,
provide you with newsworthy information, comment and quotes, and
refer you to other experts.
Stu is known for his informative and entertaining...
- explanations of drycleaning and wetcleaning concepts,
procedures, and processes in language that readers, listeners and
viewers can easily understand.
- analyses of garments that have been improperly cleaned and/or
finished, including the probable reasons for the problems, and the
possible solutions to those problems.
- analyses of garments that have been deemed "uncleanable",
including the probable reasons the garments were deemed
"uncleanable", and an assessment as to whether the garments could,
in fact, be safely cleaned.
- challenges to the conventional wisdom of today's drycleaning
and wetcleaning "practices."
- advocacy of "true quality fabricare" as an alternative to "bang
and hang" or "ordinary drycleaning."