Three generations behind the press
Founded in 1994 by Belrive Tanguay, the cleaner is now run by his daughter Marie-Claude. The craftsmanship is passed down, and the press hasn't moved since opening day.
What hasn't changed since 1994
The press has stayed in the same spot, and so have these four rules.
Every piece inspected
Before cleaning, we check the stains, buttons, lining and care label. If there is any risk, we call you before we start.
Perchloroethylene-free
Our GreenEarth process is gentle on silk, wool and cashmere, and leaves no solvent smell.
A seamstress on site
Hems, waists and zippers are done in the workshop, right next to the press: your garment never leaves the shop.
Redone at no charge
A stain didn't come out? Bring the garment back with your ticket and we'll treat it again at no charge.
Over thirty years at the same counter
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1994
The opening
Belrive Tanguay sets up his press on Belrive Avenue in Sillery, with a single counter.
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2006
The sewing room
A seamstress joins the team: hems, waists and fittings are now done on site.
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2015
Goodbye, perchloroethylene
The shop switches to the GreenEarth process, gentler on delicate fabrics.
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2021
The next generation
Marie-Claude Tanguay takes over her father's shop, with the same press and the same customers.
What Our Clients Say
“My wedding dress had a caterer stain — impossible to believe once it came back. Meticulous work.”
Julie Bergeron
“The pickup service saves me so much time. Always ready at the promised time.”
Marc-Andre Fortin
“The alterations are remarkably precise, it looks tailor-made.”
Sophie Nadeau
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