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100% international guarantee against caramelized sugar stains or yellowing of your gown backed by "Certified Wedding Gown Specialists"TM in more than 500 cities around the world. Return gown to any participating Specialist who will inspect the gown and press it at no charge.

Our highly trained seamstresses can handle all of your bridal gown alteration and restoration needs!

Our "1-2-3" Restoration Evaluation is EASY...and AFFORDABLE.
1. Request our preservation/restoration kit to be shipped to you. This kit is a special box in which you’ll pack your gown according to the instructions we provide to you. The box comes with pre-paid shipping back to Jan’s Cleaners. Just pack your gown in the box and drop at any location that UPS picks up at, or call UPS to pick up at your home or business. If you live in Mid-Michigan, you can always drop by our plant in Clio, Michigan.

2. Jan’s will take delivery of the kit and begin an evaluation of the restoration/preservation processes recommended for your gown. Some gowns will require only standard preservation, others may require more attention depending on the age, condition and other factors. Once we have evaluated the required processes, we provide an estimated fee via email or telephone.

3. If you approve our estimate, we get started right away, and your gown will be returned to you restored and preserved according to our procedures. Your gown is carefully packed in our acid-free materials and keepsake storage box and shipped back to you via UPS Ground. You also have the right to refuse our quote, of course. In that case, we’ll ship your gown back to you without treatment via UPS Ground in our acid-free keepsake storage box.


Sounds Great - But How Much Does It Cost?
Step 1 - $49 This includes the fee to ship you our preservation/restoration kit, packing instructions, and pre-paid shipping to Jans Professional Cleaners. This fee also includes the return shipping of your gown to your home or business in our keepsake acid-free storage box.

Step 2- FREE The evaluation process is free. Our quote to preserve and/or restore your gown is provided to you to consider. If you choose not to approve our estimate, we’ll return it at no additional charge.

Step 3 - $150 - ? Our base estimate for most dresses that require preservation is about $150. If your dress is older, made of special materials, or an antique, your quote may be higher. If you approve our estimate, we’ll bill you via email. We’ll begin the restoration process immediately following your payment on our secure online payment system.




The Professionals at Jan’s Cleaner’s in mid-Michigan offer the following tips for taking care of stains and the cleaning process:
Prior To Your Ceremony Plan to have your gown and veil professionally steamed/pressed. Excellent professional dry cleaners will offer to do this for you as part of the care of your gown.

Strong considerations should be given to what you wish to have happen with your gown after the wedding. Whatever your desires for the future, your investment in your gown and its professional care, cleaning and storage should be near the top of your list of things to do before, during and after the wedding.

Perhaps you wish to make it a keepsake, perhaps you hope to have your own daughter wear your gown on her wedding day, we’ve seen preserved gowns remade into gorgeous and cherished Christening gowns for children and grandchildren.

Ask the provider of your gown how the gown should be cleaned and if the trim should be cleaned the same way. Ask for cleaning instructions in writing if possible.

Your dress most likely will pick up invisible stains from food, beverages, make up and body oils (yours and those of all the huggers & kissers!) If these stains are not properly removed, they may become permanent. Please try to identify the areas you know may be stained.
Storing Your Gown Remove extra padding, metal hooks and buttons which can rust and discolor over time. These notions can be stored in separate packaging along with your gown.

Protect your gown investment by storing it in acid-free paper and unbleached muslin protective wraps.

Store your gown, folded and packaged flat in a restorative quality box. All the fabric stress typically caused by the dress’s weight on a hanger is eliminated when stored this way.

Freshly cleaned and wrapped in protective covers, your gown should be stored in a safe, temperature controlled room. Under the bed in your guest room is one great place to store your cleaned and preserved gown. Extreme temperatures of attics and basements can cause great harm to your gown.