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Specialist wedding dress cleaning company offers boxing service

Wed, 20 Jan 2010

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As well as offering cleaning services to the bride, Wimbledon-based Perry de Montaignac also provides trade services direct to bridal shops

Perry de Montaignac is recommended by many designers. The company’s offers a fulfilment/white label service, a scheme under which a bride returns her gown to the shop after her big day and the retailer sends it to Perry de Montaignac to be cleaned and boxed. Not only is this a good ‘added-value’ service that shops can offer their customers, but it also generates valuable extra income (hard to resist in this climate). Another service worth considering is the stock cleaning option – perfect for samples and ex-display gowns that need freshening up.

For further information call +44 (0) 871 437 2848 or visit www.pdem.co.uk

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