Plan garment care around a known collection day
Friday collection
We collect agent orders on Friday for processing at our main operation.
Following-Friday return
Completed standard orders return to the agent the next Friday for collection.
Routine needs combined
Shirts, household laundry and suitable repairs can travel through the same agent.
A clear weekly route through the local agent
Customers in Market Drayton can leave garments with Needle and Craft for onward care through our Shrewsbury operation. We collect from the agent on Friday, assess and process the items, then return completed work the following Friday. This weekly pattern gives you a clear handover and return point without a separate visit to our main store. Include your requested service and identify marks, damaged areas or unusual fabrics when dropping items off, as accurate details help us assess each order.
Routine garment care in one weekly order
The agent route is useful for work shirts needing cleaning and pressing, household loads requiring wash, dry and fold care, and clothing repairs such as suitable zip, seam, button or fabric work. We check care labels and condition before treatment. Repairs are also assessed for fabric strength and the likely finished appearance. Because the service follows a Friday-to-Friday pattern, mention any deadline before handover rather than assuming the weekly route will suit an urgent item.
Frequently asked questions
When will my Market Drayton order return?
We collect from Needle and Craft on Friday and return completed standard work the following Friday. Tell the agent about your required date, as specialist treatment, detailed repairs or unusual items may need separate timing.
Can I use the agent for five shirts for £15?
Ask us or the agent about the current five-shirts-for-£15 cleaning and pressing offer before handover. We still assess every shirt's label, fabric and condition, and specialist pieces may need different care.
Which clothing faults can be assessed for repair?
You can ask about suitable damaged zips, torn seams, missing buttons and fabric faults. We inspect the material and construction before confirming the work, as weakened fabric can limit how discreet or durable a repair may be.