Why would you allow your dry cleaner to destroy your buttons and other hardware?
You’ve invested in your fine garments.
Amongst other things, you believe that your buttons, logos, zipper pulls, buckles and the like are integral to the look of your garments.
In this blog post, I examine the need for your dry cleaner to protect your buttons and other hardware — even if that means removing your buttons and other hardware prior to cleaning and replacing your buttons and other hardware after cleaning.
Yes, I do understand that your dry cleaner told you that they “protect” your buttons and other hardware.
But do they?
If that were the case, why are some of the buttons and other hardware (logos, zipper pulls, buckles, etc.) on your fine garments scratched, chipped, cracked or otherwise damaged?
And, if that’s the case, why do you permit your dry cleaner to get away with damaging the buttons and other hardware on your fine garments?
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