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Keep Your Whites Bright Without Worrying About the Sun
Your man Jeeves keeps summer whites bright with his chemical free cleaning process.
Jeeves New York Offers Green Garmento Bags
Jeeves New York offers green cleaning option recommended by stylist Rachel Zoe.
Jeeves Offers the Touch of a Gentleman to Help Keep Your Clothing Fresh!
Your man Jeeves and his ECO2 Cleanse help to increase the lifetime of your wardrobe.
Jeeves Cleans Couture for a Cause BY HAND
Your man Jeeves cleans couture gowns by hand for Naomi Campbell's Fashion for Relief show.
Allison Parris and her man Jeeves
People always tell you that they save the best for last, and this past week was no exception. Traveling out in yet another snowfall, your Man Jeeves traveled to a spacious loft on the West side to preview the latest from a designer we have … Read More →
Jeeves Attends Perry Ellis Fall 2010 Fashion Show
Your man Jeeves enjoyed a wonderful fashion show put on by Perry Ellis, showing a lot of exciting looks for fall 2010.
Jeeves cleans down with CO2
Your man Jeeves offers CO2 dry cleaning, the best all around for down jackets.
36,000 Costumes Cleaned for The Met
The costume designers at the Met are truly magicians. My staff and I are transported to another place and time every time these costumes are brought to us for cleaning. This week we are in ancient Egypt, as we are cleaning Aida.
Organic Dry Cleaners in New York Should be Truthful
Jeeves of Belgravia, New York is proud to be the first luxury dry cleaner in New York to be 100% petrochemical free. We hope that this is the start of chemical free dry cleaning for everyone in New York City.
Dirty Dirty Snow, AKA the NYC Blizzard of 2010
This morning I watched a woman in beautiful black leather boots (Gucci maybe?), wade through water that was at least three inches deep at the corner of 68th and Park Avenue. As the water seeped into her boot (she grimaced), the tires of a taxi stuck in the snow started spinning and covered her off-white wool coat (Burberry) with a slushy, gray mixture of snow and street detritus.