
Restaurants in Fleet Street
Pubs and restaurants along Fleet Street send napkins and whites after busy weekday lunches.
Restaurants laundry in Fleet Street
Laundry, dry cleaning and commercial linen, collected and returned.
Fleet Street laundry for barristers’ shirts and bands, Temple chambers and the offices of the old newspaper street. Collected from your door anywhere from Fleet Street to New Fleet Place.
From Fleet Street to Chancery Lane and Temple, Fleet Street’s businesses each wash different things on a different clock. Pick yours to see what we take.

Pubs and restaurants along Fleet Street send napkins and whites after busy weekday lunches.
Restaurants laundry in Fleet Street
Office gyms around New Fleet Place use towels around the working day.
Gyms laundry in Fleet Street
From New Fleet Place to Chancery Lane, airbnb & short lets get the same collections.
Airbnb laundry in Fleet Street
We also collect from hotels & guest houses around Fleet Street.
Hotels laundry in Fleet Street
Cafés & coffee shops in Temple and St Bride Street send their laundry with us too.
Cafés laundry in Fleet Street
We also collect from spas & salons around St Bride Street.
Spas laundry in Fleet StreetFour things that make laundry in Fleet Street different from the next neighbourhood along.
Court work means a steady supply of crisp white shirts; collars and cuffs are treated before every wash and shirts come back on hangers.
At Temple, bags are usually left with clerks or porters, and we collect and return through them.
Fleet Street’s historic pubs and newer restaurants serve office lunches, sending linen between weekdays.
Like the rest of the City, Fleet Street quietens in the evening, so collections are booked in working hours.
A line about the bag and your street near Fleet Street is all we need to book you in.
From Chancery Lane to New Fleet Place, we pick up from the door, reception or concierge.
Marks are treated before the wash, and anything delicate from Chancery Lane goes on its own.
Returned folded or hung, to your door or the concierge in Fetter Lane.
Everyday washing, shirts, duvets and dry cleaning, picked up from Chancery Lane to New Fleet Place.
No launderette trip from Fleet Street: the nearest laundry to you in Fleet Street is the one that knocks on your door.
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Fleet Street, once home to Britain’s newspapers, now runs past law courts, chambers and offices from Ludgate Circus to the Royal Courts of Justice.
The Inns of Court at Temple sit just south, and lawyers, clerks and office staff make up most of the people here on any working day.
You do not need to find one: we collect from homes and businesses all over Fleet Street, including Fleet Street, Chancery Lane, Temple, and bring everything back cleaned.
Prices are the same across London, so Fleet Street pays what everyone pays: £3.00 a shirt, £14.50 to dry clean a dress, free collection from £50.
Yes. Barristers and lawyers send white shirts, collars and suits from chambers or home. Expect £18.50 for a 6 kg wash & fold bag, including VAT, with collection from Temple free over £50.
Yes. Pubs and restaurants along Fleet Street send napkins and whites after busy weekday lunches. For restaurants around Chancery Lane that is £0.45 a napkin and £2.20 a chef jacket (excluding VAT).
Yes. Office gyms around New Fleet Place use towels around the working day. For gyms and studios around Chancery Lane that is £0.90 a gym towel, or £2.40 a kilo for towels only (excluding VAT).
Yes. Leave bags with the clerks or porters and we collect and return through them.
Yes. Shirts are washed with collars and cuffs treated, then pressed and returned on hangers.
Yes: Fleet Street, Chancery Lane, Temple, Fetter Lane, St Bride Street and New Fleet Place are all on our rounds.
We do. Neighbouring Westminster, Camden, Southwark get the same service and prices.

No contract to start. Your message goes straight to us.
Hand us the bag.
We’ll handle the rest.
Busy kitchen, full hotel, or just a full basket at home, anywhere in London.