thanks ladies, i am not even aware that you cannot take a plisse scarf to just any cleaners, i am so bummed, i called my SA and he said that they will have to ship it to paris to be repleated and i will have to wait 6 monts to get it back. should i let my dry cleaners pay for this mess?
thanks ladies, i am not even aware that you cannot take a plisse scarf to just any cleaners, i am so bummed, i called my SA and he said that they will have to ship it to paris to be repleated and i will have to wait 6 monts to get it back. should i let my dry cleaners pay for this mess?
If you think about it, the repleating would most likely have to be redone at some point anyway. I was talking to a textile designer about pleated garments/scarves, and she said to avoid them at all costs.
i sent my plisse scarf to my regular dry cleaner and now it looks horrible!
any suggestions?
Obviously, that textile designer never heard of a textile designer, a famous textile designer I might add, by the name of Mariano Fortuny. If pleating is done correctly, it does not have to be redone, and Hermes certainly knows how to pleat correctly.
I do agree, however, that the dry cleaner was negligent, and hopefully, they'll make restitution.
So sorry, bella.
Ahhh, so that's how they got the name "Fortuny pleats"... Interesting!