From the owner: Vi renser og vasker alle slags tøj. Vi rapararer alle slags tøj.Vi renser skind, pels og læder. Vi…read morevasker duge, vi renser tæpper. Du få tøj reparation fra skrædder som har 10 års erfaring med skrædderi.

From the owner: Vi kan vaske og rense alt for dig, f.eks. skjorter, habitter, dragter, kjoler, duge, gardiner,…read moretæpper, dyner, pels og læder, møbelbetræk. 100 % klorfri og miljøvenlig rensning. Vi henter og bringer, ring for aftale. Se hjemmeside for yderligere information.

After a short visit at this tailor I lost the two buttons of the jacket I brought for tailoring…read more For a moment I also lost my faith in humanity. Mr. Noori tempts to get aggressive when things are not done by the way he wants. Despite that I had accepted his price without discussion he did seem take my attempt to haggle 30 DK as an insult. Further I asked Mr Noori to specify the items by the brand on the receipt. Simply because of an insurance case that I had experienced with another tailor some time ago. Other tailors have done this without minding. But for Mr. Noori this was out of deal and it made him quite upset. He accused me for not trusting him and he threw my clothes on the floor. The 5 minutes I had been using of his time was according to him an hour and not useful spending. I left very upset by the episode. The buttons that I had placed on his desk was gone when I came back for them. I can only speak about the service at Noori Skrædderi as the clothes was not handed in for tailoring. And the service was in contrast to the description of Magnus K. an utterly negative experience. Note that "cleaning one shirt for 18 DK" is on the premise that you deliver 5 shirts. This is normal in the industry in Denmark as many may know. But the tailor has not stated this premise on Yelp.

This guy is insane. I misplaced my docket to pick up my dry cleaning and he wouldn't believe me…read morethat it was my clothes, even though my phone number was associated with the receipt. He kept shouting, "NO DOCKET NO CLOTHES" then when I wouldn't leave he was screaming at me to get out of his shop and actually got in my face like he was going to hit me. It was crazy. Nothing I have experienced in the nearly 12-months I have lived here. I had to go and find someone on the street to help me; someone who spoke Danish in an attempt to get more specific with this guy who had clearly lost the plot. After finding this amazing man at a nearby store who came back with me; he was able to calm him down. I simply paid, picked up my clothes and left. After such a dramatic incident, I'm still unsure of the reasoning behind his initial reaction. Maybe he's been messed around before and items have gone missing. Either way, there's no excuse for this reaction. In a city like this, where everyone is so polite and solution oriented, this was a very unsettling incident. Do not go here if you can avoid it.