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Philadelphia, PA

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Steven's Dry Cleaners

3.7 (9 reviews)
InexpensiveDry Cleaning
Closed • 9:00 am - 4:00 pm

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Dry cleaning

Stain treatment

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Leather And Suede Cleaners

Leather And Suede Cleaners

(1 review)

Roxborough

Stanton Cleaners is a leather restoration miracle worker. I took a pocketbook I bought in Turkey…read moreabout 10 years ago that had become quite scoffed and faded. While it cost about the same as the original bag, Harout's work was worth the investment. The bag was restored to the original shade and looks brand new. I highly recommend Stanton for leather cleaning and restoration!

From the owner: Well made leather and suede items should last for years. If your items are in need of a good…read morecleaning or reconditioning, our leather experts are ready for the job. From cleaning Uggs (inside and out), leather jackets, purses, and other items, to repairs and redying, our cleaning experts can make your items look better than they have in years. Suede and leather garments require special care to maximize wearing life. Always store your leather in a cool, ventilated area to prevent drying and mildew. Leather and suede are very susceptible to staining from perspiration and body oils; make sure to protect vulnerable areas by wearing scarves and shirts with sleeves. Stains should always be cared for by a professional dry cleaner as soon as possible. Leather and suede articles are made from the skins of various portions of an animal. As such, there are many reasons why cleaning leather results in changes in the garment's appearance. Therefore it is generally a good idea to clean any matching pieces simultaneously, to ensure color consistency. Different textures vary in how they absorb the cleaning process, which may result in some leathers darkening more than others.

Yoon's Dry Cleaners

Yoon's Dry Cleaners

(36 reviews)

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Washington Square West

The Yoons and their employees feel like family and are very honest. They have given me advice…read moresometimes on stain-removal and alterations that would save me from paying them money to do this (and they tell me instead that it would be wiser in those particular cases just to go to a retail store and buy new clothing). I love how so many people send them Christmas cards and vacation photos that are on the wall. You can tell that the surrounding neighborhood loves the Yoons and for good reason. :)

I dropped off three high end couture garments at this place because I was looking to have them dry…read morecleaned and I was told they were the best in town. The total retail of these garments is roughly $800. One of them was a Yumi Row lack linen balloon skirt, retail $230. It had a rip in it, which I knew about. I had already hired a professional local seamstress who specializes in repairing couture garments with a scheduled appointment to get this fixed, but wanted it cleaned first. When I got it back, someone at Yoon's had taken it upon themselves to stitch up this rip. It was clearly done with an inappropriate machine not meant to be used on a delicate courture garment - thus causing more damage to the rip and structure of this garment - but more importantly, they did so WITHOUT MY PERMISSION *and* WITHOUT DISCLOSING THAT THEY DID IT. In my opinion this means that they mistakenly thought they had caused the rip, and decided to try and stitch it up surreptitiously so that I wouldn't know it happened. Either one of two things happened here: they thought they ripped it and tried to cover it up, or they saw it was ripped and took it upon themselves to repair it without my permission or authorization, doing so inappripriately and damaging the garment further. In either event it was a completely unacceptable thing to do, and they are civilly liable for the structural damage this repair caused to the garment. Thus I am suing in small claims.

Steven's Dry Cleaners - dryclean - Updated November 2026

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