Ever
wonder why your folded shirts look like a rumpled mess when you
unpack the shirt?
Here's the short answer:
Your folded shirts look like a rumpled mess for three
reasons:
- They're machine pressed
- They're machine folded (one photo depicts a standard shirt
folding machine)
- They're stuffed into a thin poly bag.
I call this the "slept in" look. It's a look that's available at
over 26,000 ordinary dry cleaners throughout North America.
I'd submit that ordinary dry cleaners machine fold
your shirts for one reason only: they just don't care enough to
carefully hand fold them. Just like you would do if you were
preparing for a trip.
At RAVE FabriCARE, we do things differently. We carefully fold
your shirt in half. Not in thirds, like ordinary dry cleaners. By
hand. Never by machine, like ordinary cleaners. We cushion the
folds with sheets of acid-free tissue. And support the body and
collar with a special shirt board and collar bands. Finally, we
seal the shirt in a heavy gauge shirt bag with a "built in" cushion
of air.
We also offer a "short fold" shirt tailored to the depth of your
storage cabinetry. Just specify the maximum length of the poly bag
and we'll accommodate your needs. Same folding process; shorter
poly bag.
So go ahead. Manhandle our folded shirts. Stuff 'em in that
suitcase. You'll find that the RAVE FabriCARE folded shirt travels
beautifully. With practically no wrinkles or creases.
By the way, if you ask your dry cleaner to hand fold your shirts
and they continue to machine fold your shirts, don't let them off
the hook with b.s. answers such as "We've always done it that
way","We don't have the time", "We'd have to raise our prices" or
"No customers have ever complained."
You have rights to a perfectly hand pressed, non-wrinkled folded shirt. Exercise those
rights.
How can I help you?