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Vintage Clothing Is In; Sudsies Dry Cleaners Is On

Miami Beach, FL (Vocus/PRWEB) January 28, 2011

Vintage clothing – in contrast to its definition – is definitely “new” even in our time! From the recent Golden Globes to the busy high streets, the vintage influence seems to have found its place in the way people, celebrities and ordinary people alike, glam themselves up.

Fashion lovers from South Florida can do it, too. Now, they don’t have to scour the racks of consignment shops to keep up with the vintage trend because they can breathe new life into their own past pieces. A lot of people are digging through their closets and grabbing items that were and can still be in fashion today. Yes! Fashionistas are resorting to vintage clothing restoration these days much bigger than ever. And to meet this increasing demand, Sudsies Dry Cleaners & Laundry, one of the few tri-county area cleaners that specialize in aging and/or damaged garments, has doubled its capacity in serving its clientele.

Because of the trend, Sudsies have been picking up more and more customers who are into classic and vintage look. “Some of the best fashion finds are old favorites found in the back of our closet or an inherited piece from a relative,” says Sudsies Founder and CEO Jason Loeb. “Sudsies can revive these garments while preserving their respective story and sentimental value.”

Sudsies is known for the in-depth training of its staff and the personal care they give their customers. For vintage clothing, the dry cleaner uses specialty cleaning and stain removal agents that are gentle on the natural protein fibers typically used in earlier decades. Sensitive to these delicate fibers, the process ensures that each garment is treated solely by hand and is absent of heat that could cause further decomposition. For alterations or repair, on-site tailors and seamstresses maintain the integrity of the meticulous detailing synonymous with the past, as well as offer revamping services for those who want to update nostalgic pieces with a modern effect. The fresh look is complemented with a fresh scent after undergoing a state-of-the-art odor treatment.

Sudsies restoration team remedies a variety of other clothing damage factors including neglect, botched treatments, environmental elements and daily wear-and-tear. Stain removal experts apply scientific methods that erase offending substances while maintaining integrity of fabric. In lieu of simple topical repairs, the alterations team ensures a seamless look for the entire garment, sometimes removing all stitching and hems before reworking and restoring to its original state. Technicians are highly trained in conducting ozone treatments that remove heavy odors associated with fire and smoke damage. As an additional part of the restoration services, the customer service department helps customers victim to hurricanes, flooding, fire or other natural disasters with itemized clothing restoration billing in a format that’s easily accepted by insurance companies.

Restoration is among Sudsies’ many core services, which also include eco-friendly dry cleaning, laundry, alterations, preservation, couture work, on-site home cleaning and complimentary pick-up and delivery across Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach counties. High-tech facilities, in-depth skills and expertise and customer convenience are a part of the Sudsies S.M.I.L.E. mantra to provide friendly, impacting experiences for its clientele. If you want to know more information about Sudsies and its customer-, garment-, and eco-friendly offerings, visit http://www.sudsies.com or call 1.888.898.SUDS (7837).

About Sudsies Dry Cleaners & Laundry

Based on Miami Beach, Sudsies is full-service dry cleaning company dedicated to clean clothes, clean service and a clean environment. An industry pioneer for South Florida home pick-up and delivery services, the Sudsies fleet of bubbly, blue and yellow vans offer prompt service to every nook and corner across the tri-county area, while a team of highly-trained specialists care for garments and customers with a smile. The vast range of services includes ecological dry cleaning and laundry processes, alterations and tailoring, clothing restoration, bridal gown storage or alteration and knowledge of specialty items such as couture garments. At Sudsies, customers look and feel their best, while sister company Rugsies Carpet & Drapery ensures customers live in their best with on-site home or office cleaning for carpets, drapes furniture and other home items. For more information about Sudsies, please call 1.888.898.SUDS (7837) or visit http://www.sudsies.com.

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