Taking nothing away from the other reviews, which I note many are a year + old, here was my first…read moreexperience.
I just moved to the area and due to COVID/working from home, I hadn't been to a dry cleaner since February. Vogue is very close to my home so I gave them a shot.
Throwing caution to the wind, I took everything in for my wife and I. 30 articles of dress shirts, polos, sweaters, slacks, blouses and dresses. Not cheap articles either - Louis V, Boss, Zegna, Dior, etc. This could have been a huge mistake. It wasn't.
As it was our first visit, we QC'd everything after getting the clothing back home. My wife gave the OK on her dresses and blouses - Check. My items, which were the majority, came out fine as well.
A few notes, I always check buttons since that is always a failure point for all dry cleaners. All good. Some of my shirts had "marks" from the previous West U cleaner who claimed they couldn't be cleaned despite them owning up to the mistake. I didn't even tell Vogue and they got both out! A+.
The staff was super friendly, excited we were new customers and even gave us their 20% discount coupon just for being new. FYI, that coupon is found on the back of receipts for the Kroger located in the same parking lot. Apparently you need to present said coupon when dropping off not at pick up.
One reviewer pointed out, it would be nice to have a unit count or some kind of inventory at drop off for comfort sake. I received a receipt with unit count on my visit. This may have changed since that review. The items are logged in the computer (see receipt) for additional tracking.
The final tally, $215 for the 30 items after the coupon. Not cheap, but I was actually expecting more.
Some parting thoughts, all work is performed on site, so no shipping off to a central location, they recycle hangers and do alterations.
Let's be honest, what dry cleaner gets it right all of the time? None. I typically end up disappointed or worse with whoever I use, but today I'm satisfied with Vogue.
I'll update if things change in the future, but for now I'm going back.