A practical offer for regular shirt care
Five for £15
Our current price covers cleaning and pressing for a batch of five shirts.
Detail-focused pressing
We work around collars, cuffs, plackets and sleeves for a wearable finish.
Individual shirt checks
We review labels and marks on each piece rather than treating the batch blindly.
Crisp shirts without the home ironing pile
Regular work shirts need more than a quick wash if you want collars, cuffs and sleeves to sit neatly. Our shirt cleaning and pressing service combines appropriate laundering with detailed finishing. We check fabric composition, care labels and stains before treatment, then pay attention to the placket, seams and areas that show repeated wear. The current offer covers five shirts cleaned and pressed for £15, making it practical to hand over a working week's batch rather than spending your own time washing and ironing each piece.
Consistent finishing for frequently worn shirts
Bring shirts together and point out food, ink, deodorant or collar marks before we start. We assess each item individually even when it forms part of the five-shirt offer, because fibres and care labels can differ within one batch. Pressing is adjusted to the shirt's construction and requested finish, helping collars lie properly and sleeves look presentable. You receive shirts cleaned and pressed for work or everyday wear, with fewer recurring ironing jobs waiting at home.
Frequently asked questions
Does the £15 offer include both cleaning and pressing?
Yes. The current offer covers five shirts cleaned and pressed for £15. We assess care labels and condition first, and we'll explain if a specialist fabric, decoration or unusual treatment means an item needs different care.
Can I include different shirt fabrics in one batch?
You can bring different shirts together. We still review each shirt's fibre content, care label and stains before treatment. A piece needing specialist handling may be separated from the standard batch and discussed with you.
Should I identify collar and cuff stains?
Please point out any known marks, including make-up, ink, food or heavy collar soiling. Knowing the likely source helps us select a suitable treatment, although the age and condition of a stain will affect the final result.