Who we are

We're nationally and internationally recognized as one of the nation’s premier dry cleaners

RAVE FabriCARE is a leader in true quality care for fine garments, household textiles and accessories.

It’s a reputation that’s been built over 35 years.

At RAVE FabriCARE, we live and breathe true quality care for fine garments, household textiles and accessories. That’s all we do. Every day. On every item. On every order.

Our trademarked slogan, “extraordinary care for fine garments, household textiles and accessories”, exemplifies our commitment to and single-minded focus on true quality care.

More specifically, RAVE FabriCARE is the only dry cleaner in Arizona:

• Recognized nationally and internationally as one of the nation’s premier dry cleaners by non-compensated, independent, authoritative third parties.
• Recognized nationally and internationally as one of the nation’s premier dry cleaners by many bespoke and made-to-measure tailors and shirt makers throughout the USA and Europe.
• Specializing in bespoke, made-to-measure, designer, high fashion, specialty and couture garments, household textiles and accessories such as handbags and footwear.
• Used and recommended by more upscale department stores, clothing boutiques, custom clothiers, bespoke tailors, bridal salons, fine linen stores, and handbag and shoe salons in the metro Phoenix area than all other Valley dry cleaners and restoration dry cleaners combined.
• Featured in the New York Times Sunday Styles for our skills, expertise and experience restoring bridal gowns, vintage garments and other heirloom garments.
• Designated a Certified Master Cleaner and Certified Green Cleaner.
• Recognized over the years as “Best Of” Scottsdale and Phoenix by a number of upscale publications.
• Selected as one of America’s best dry cleaning facilities by the American Drycleaner Magazine.

For over 35 years, RAVE FabriCARE has specialized in bespoke, made-to-measure, designer, high fashion, specialty and couture garments, household textiles, handbags, footwear and other accessories.
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We focus solely on the high end of the market

The rationale for only serving the high end of the market is simple:

‍A business cannot succeed by striving to be all things to all people. Or else you’ll end up being nothing to anyone.

By way of analogy, department stores such as Neiman Marcus, Macy’s and Kohl’s all serve distinctly different markets.

Why? Because they know they can’t possibly serve all three markets at the same time.

Yet, most ordinary dry cleaners still labor under the illusion that it’s possible to serve every market segment simultaneously. And that they can do this using the same personnel, the same procedures, processes and technologies, the same equipment and facilities and the same pricing structure.

A few ordinary dry cleaners have added a slight twist to this illusion: They still believe that it’s possible to serve every market segment simultaneously using the exact same personnel, procedures, processes, technologies, equipment and facilities. But, instead of a single pricing structure, they offer a three tier pricing structure.

Typically, they identify their multi-level pricing structures with a special names such as their "everyday", "expert" and "couture" service or their "diamond", "platinum" or "gold" service.

The marketing implication, of course, is that there is something fundamentally different in the quality of the product they produce for each different price level.

Truth is, if you eliminated the fancy packaging, there’s practically no difference in the quality of the product among those different price levels.

Same product.

‍Different packaging.

‍Different prices.

At ordinary dry cleaners, all garments, household textiles and accessories are treated equally and interchangeably – with complete disregard as to brand and/or original cost: a suit is a suit is a suit; a shirt is a shirt is a shirt; a duvet cover is a duvet cover is a duvet cover; a handbag is a handbag is a handbag.

Ordinary dry cleaners wouldn’t know – and don’t care to know – the difference between Attolini and Abercrombie, between Lagerfeld and Land’s End, between Oxxford and Old Navy, between Kabbaz and Klein, between Hermes and Hilfiger, or between Duxiana and Divatex.

They probably think Attolini is an Italian pasta, Lagerfeld is a new micro beer, Oxxford is a community college, Kabbaz is an Eastern European sausage, Hermes is a contagious social disease and Duxiana is a reality television show featuring four brothers with long beards who hunt.

Our decision – almost 35 years ago – to specialize in bespoke, made-to-measure, designer, high fashion, specialty and couture garments, household textiles and accessories has nurtured a technical capability that’s unmatched by any other dry cleaner in Arizona and very few in the USA.

So much so, that we wrote 3 E-books on fine dry cleaning and shirt laundry. To download your free copies (no registration is required), please click here.
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We're trusted by those who know fine quality

For your bespoke, made-to-measure, designer, high fashion, specialty and couture garments, household textiles and accessories, you need a true quality dry cleaner you can trust.

Numerous upscale department stores, clothing boutiques, custom clothiers, bespoke tailors, bridal salons, fine linen stores, and handbag and shoe salons in the Valley and across the USA trust RAVE FabriCARE to

• restore inventory that has become soiled,
• restore client garments that have been “improperly processed” or “ruined” by ordinary dry cleaners, and
• clean client garments that ordinary cleaners have rejected as “uncleanable", “unserviceable” or "too bothersome".

You can too.