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The Clothing Doctor's Secrets to Bridal & Tuxedo Care
Your customers will love this new book!
How informative is this Guidebook? Read some of the excerpts and you decide!
First, it’s the selection of the gown and tuxedo, then it’s the bridesmaid’s dresses. Then it’s the alteration and restyling, and finally, the cleaning and preservation, after the event. Then, in some cases, it’s the new baby and the christening outfit – and the cleaning and preservation. We address every issue, every step of the way! About this guidebook
44 Pages,
including a table of contents for easy reading
“Cut-Out”
diagrams for marking stains and repairs on bridal & christening gowns
Books can be branded with your logo (See info. below)
$2.50
a copy - Minimum 100 copies
To Order Call us at 303.443.3232 or email
Read Excerpts from the book:
Bridal Gowns Remember that the dressmaker or seamstress has a personal stake in this process and that he or she is a sensitive person, too. I have seen too many stressed-out brides and mothers who make the dressmaker’s life miserable. The dressmaker is an artist and an integral part of this blessed event, especially if the gown has needed a lot of reworking. He or she may have some excellent ideas. Be cognizant of this and be thankful this person cares so much.
Why Clean Your Gown? Whether you keep your gown to restyle or to hand down, or you intend to sell it to a secondhand store, it will need to be cleaned. A gown that sits uncleaned for weeks, months or even years, may not be of use to anyone.
Your Designated Helper Who is going to take your gown in for cleaning and, perhaps, preservation after the wedding? After the wedding, the bride is usually on her honeymoon, the mother and mother-in-law are mentally and physically drained, and the father usually can’t even conceive of helping. The gown sometimes sits even after the bride’s return, when she is busy adjusting to her new life. And in some cases, the gown is simply forgotten in the whirlwind and may not be cleaned for a year or more. Discuss this issue before the wedding and designate a helper to take your gown in for cleaning and preservation. Many mothers walk into the drycleaners with their daughter’s gown after the wedding, feeling unprepared and unsure about the answers to all of the drycleaner’s questions.
Excerpt - Tuxedos Wearing a tuxedo and the associated accoutrements can be fun. Depending on the event and the state of mind it elicits, dressing up for formal occasions provides an air of excitement. If you have a well-fitting, comfortable tuxedo, then you will be more relaxed, more confident, and perhaps more socially energized. For many, however, wearing a tux is not a pleasing experience. Perhaps the general bad rap that formal dressing has received arises from the discomfort many men feel when the tuxedo is ill-fitting or the tuxedo shirt is too stiff.
Custom Printing & Logos
You can also order a “Vanity” run of 1000 or more with your printed
logo and name on the front. Or you can “ink stamp” or apply foil labels
to the back of the book in the lower open area. (Ask about our very
reasonable custom printing fees.)
This book supports drycleaning and suggests many ways for customers to
use your services. Remember, an educated consumer is good for your
business.
The Clothing Doctor's Secrets to Bridal & Tuxedo Care 
First, it’s the selection of the gown and tuxedo, then it’s the bridesmaid’s dresses. Then it’s the alteration and restyling, and finally, the cleaning and preservation, after the event. Then, in some cases, it’s the new baby and the christening outfit – and the cleaning and preservation. We address every issue, every step of the way!