Quick turnaround time for a dress. Prices are comparable to other dry cleaners in the area. Super…read morefriendly staff.

My dad was a cop so he always used the cleaners closest to the station…read more When we moved to Easley, decided to continue the tradition. Recently, we received an old antique quilt that was stained. We thought it was worth trying to have it cleaned & it turned out gorgeous! And only $38. We are very pleased & will use as a wall ornament!

The staff responded promptly to my inquiry for last-minute dress alterations and confirmed they…read morecould complete everything within my tight timeframe. I brought my dress in the same day, and they had me fitted and out the door in under 30 minutes, with a pick-up scheduled right on time. I'm very pleased with my experience and will definitely use them again.

Got my dress altered a few months back. Forgot to post a review and came back. Pricing was fair and…read moreshe worked with me on the date I needed it by. Dress fit like a glove. So many compliments on it. 10/10

They cleaned a wedding dress for reasonable price -no problems. The place was clean and nice.read more

Parker's is more than just another typical place to get clothes cleaned and pressed. It's…read morepractically an institution in my little hometown. It has changed names and ownership at least once over the years. But the things about this store that have remained the same are the important things. Very high and dependable work. Not inexpensive by any means but as with most things in life: You Get What You Pay For! Granted now that I've been retired for almost two years and attend a casual attire church, my suits don't see much action and just hang in my closet ready should a need arise. I have a long history at this dry cleaning shop. I've been going here almost exclusively since 1972! I do like to support local, hometown businesses when I can and this is just another one that I like and recommend!

Excellent service with a very friendly owner and staff . I have been going there for years with…read moreboth my suits to be dry cleaned and my shirts to be laundered.

New Method Laundry and Cleaners is the real deal. A co-worker recommended and I'm very pleased with…read morethe service. I wear sport jackets for work and New Method always does a quality job for a reasonable price. Staff is super-friendly and helpful. They prefer cash, but will take credit cards (there may be a small fee for card. I always pay cash.)

Monday, 10 Mar. '25 I took my blanket in to Hampton Cleaners to be cleaned. It had been a year…read moresince it was cleaned at Majik Touch on Hudson Road in Greer. They did a fantastic job, but Yelp gave them poor reviews and Hampton a perfect score. This was one of the few luxuries of my life, a 100% woolen blanket which I purchased from and had shipped to me direct from Kerry Woolen Mills in Killarney, Ireland. I love that blanket. When I picked it up from the laundry on 17 March it was packaged in a nice clear plastic bag. I took it home in that condition. About me: I am just short of eighty years old and have several lifetime diseases (diabetes, MG, etc.), so I did not open the package until the next day. I opened the package on the Saturday following, and put it on the bed. Two things were immediately1 obvious: It did not overhang the bed as it had. It is now approximately one foot shorter and slightly more narrower. Second, there are dark spots on the blanket that were not there before. As the cleaner closes early Saturdays, I took it to the cleaner on the following Monday where I was told that the blanket had not shrunk and the dark spots were pre-existing. I had been told (by the mill over a year earlier) that the blanket should be gently washed and dried flat. I could have washed the blanket, but flat drying is beyond my capabilities, ergo the professional cleaning. The cleaner is denying any failure on their part, that the spots were pre-existing, and that the blanket is for a smaller bed. Kerry Woolen Mills keeps records, I did have the size which I had stated (order 259xx, 19 Jan. '23) I am out the cleaning (?) bill which they have not even offered to refund, the price of a new blanket €109 plus shipping €55 ($177.43) two years ago, and approximately $35 cleaning fee. So I am out over $200. Thanks Hampton Dry Cleaners.

Highly recommended. I've been coming here since the day these owners purchased the business. They…read moreabsolutely provide great service at what I feel are fair prices. Super friendly and items are always ready when promised. All items are well taken care of.

Got a new shirt in the mail and needed starch/pressing, they did it promptly and at a fair price.read more

Best cleaners with best staff. You can never go wrong with NuWay. They make life easy.read more

Great place with quality cleaning. Charles, the proprietor, is kind and conscientious. My items…read morecame back in great shape. Thank you, Charles.

I think this is my first Yelp review but I feel compelled to caution others before trusting Saber…read moreCleaners (C and M Custom Tailoring) with your time, money, and clothing. I dropped off 4 jackets on Friday, July 3rd for dry cleaning (with one small alteration for a hole in a jacket pocket). I was given a pickup date one week later, Friday July 10th. I arrived the following Tuesday, July 14th only to learn my items were not in the store despite the additional 4 days. After waiting for the gentleman behind the counter to place a few phone calls to locate my order, I was handed his cell phone and spoke with who I can only assume was the manager. I was told the jackets were still offsite due to one of the jackets being identified as "at risk" of being damaged, if dry cleaned. I found it inconsiderate that no one bothered to call me before making the trip to the store to learn for myself but honestly, not the end of the world. I was asked if I wanted them to dry clean it anyways and risk potential damage, or if I would instead wish for them to leave that jacket out and be given "store credit" for the dry clean purchase of that jacket. I responded clearly to please simply return the jackets - do not risk damage - and we will figure out the compensation (wasn't thrilled about having store credit pushed as the solution as I use dry cleaning services maybe once every 4-5 years and certainly would hesitate to be a return customer for this particular business given the experience so far). He agreed and told me the jackets would be available for pickup the next day. I received a call the next day, Wednesday, July 15th that my order had arrived and is ready for pickup. I returned to the store Monday, July 20th where the manager accepted my ticket, hung my jackets on the rack for me to take, and began what looked to be the steps of issuing a store credit. During that time, I instantly noticed the jacket "not dry cleaned" was in fact damaged due to significant bleeding red ink from the patches onto the white fabric. I immediately pointed this out to the manager, who quickly became defensive almost to the point of gaslighting me that I should have expected it. To be clear: I was asked directly if I wanted to assume the risk of damage and dry cleaning it after they identified the jacket as a risk. I told them clearly "no" and now I can't help but wonder if they had already damaged the item and had hoped I would have said "yes" to free them of responsibility. But I will never know for sure. I was told "We don't know it's going to do that until we do it." So is it then my mistake that I trusted their expertise to know EXACTLY that? In fact, that would seem to me to be the point of the hesitation expressed in the earlier phone call. His tone was stern, defensive, and at times aggressive or belittling. I feel confidently that he had no intention of discussing the damaged item with me had I not forced the conversation, and he would have been more than content for me to walk right out his door unknowingly. I do not own a business, but I've been a patron to many in 30+ years. I would not have returned either way but wouldn't have taken the time to write this review had any consideration to me as a customer been given. A recommendation? How about a phone call when you noticed the damage, "Hello sir. We've received your jackets back and I'm very sorry to inform you that one of the jackets was damaged in the process. While these things rarely happen, you trusted us with your valuables and we at Saber take that responsibility very seriously. Please come in so that we can look over the jacket together and come to an agreement on how we can make this right. Your business is important to us." Instead, I was met with rudeness and indifference. Saber provided a cash refund of $27 for the dry cleaning, and that's it. Sadly, the damaged item is vintage and not easily or cheaply replaceable. Two of the other three jackets appear fine, including the hole in the pocket. A third, however, wasn't cleaned to satisfaction (will share picture). I immediately took the damaged jacket next door to Jones Dry Cleaning to see if it was fixable but was unfortunately told no. There are many, many dry cleaners in the Charlotte area. I encourage any curious reader to strongly consider them over Saber.