While there are plenty of laundry services vying for your attention, NextCleaners differentiates itself by way of a few key partnerships. Not only does the New York-based laundry service dry clean for the Brooklyn Nets, but it also maintains partnerships with a few major fashion houses, including Versace, Sandro, Theory, Oscar De La Renta, Chanel, Marc Jacobs, DKNY, Tory Burch, Rag & Bone, Alice & Olivia, and Zegna. With its eco-friendly dry cleaning, preservation techniques, and leather, suede, and fur care services, there’s not a lot that NextCleaners can’t do. And of course, the best part is that you can get it done all online.
Boasting a proprietary e-Commerce technology platform, placing an order with NextCleaners is about as straightforward as can be. In our experience, the service has been supremely timely (you set a time window for pickup) and efficient, with one-day service offered on weekdays. Their NextSpeedy app allows for pick-up and drop-off requests at the touch of a button.
“Dry cleaning and laundry are one of the essential services that can be provided on-demand. With the launch of NextSpeedy, NextCleaners is positioned to become a leading provider of on-demand services in our marketplace,” said Kam Saifi, NextCleaners Founder and CEO. “The advent of mobile app technologies has enabled the creation of many on-demand services that allow people to handle their day-to-day but essential tasks. Next Cleaners’ goal is to provide high quality and eco-friendly dry cleaning as well as complimentary services in order to deliver a great customer experience.”
And thanks to NextCleaner’s acquisition of Boomerang, another New York City service last year, the company has an even greater capacity to get your laundry done in a timely manner.
So if you’re living a busy city lifestyle that doesn’t exactly include time for cleaning your clothes, let NextCleaners take care of that for you.
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