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Merci beaucoup, Monsieur!

Merci beaucoup, Monsieur!

Jeeves is always happy to share the feedback we get from all of our highly valued clients including Monsieur-Victor Magsaysay, a celebrated Chef de cuisine at Ito, a seasonal Japanese restaurant at Rue Pierre Fontaine Paris, France... Monsieur-Victor Magsaysay writes: "I would like to commend the eccelence of Jeeves Manila's services. The depth of their knowledge about construction, technique, and restoration of luxury garments goes beyond just cleaning a garment. Mrs. Francisco the general...

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Dressing for the Occasion: Chinese New Year 2017

Dressing for the Occasion: Chinese New Year 2017

Chinese New Year, also known as the "Spring Festival", is an important festival celebrated at the turn of the traditional lunisolar Chinese calendar. Filipino-Chinese communities celebrate Chinese New Year every year in hope of attracting prosperity, closer family ties and peace. Aside from the traditional customs such as thoroughly cleaning one’s home, preparing lucky money in red envelopes, serving sweet food and displaying various round-shaped fruits on a table, the Filipino-Chinese c...

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Questions to Ask yourself Before Traveling

Questions to Ask yourself Before Traveling

Do you plan on traveling for the holidays? Here are a few things you need to ask yourself before you start packing your bags: 1. When was the last time you gave your travel-wear, like your leather jacket or fur scarf, a thorough cleaning? If your answer is either: "the last time i traveled" or "I haven't had it cleaned... ever", then you might want to think twice before packing it into your suitcase. Bacteria and mold might have built up over time and might cause a nasty skin irritation - som...

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Dressing for the Occasion: Chinese New Year 2017

Chinese New Year, also known as the "Spring Festival", is an important festival celebrated at the turn of the traditional lunisolar Chinese calendar. Filipino-Chinese communities celebrate Chinese New Year every year in hope of attracting prosperity, closer family ties and peace.

Aside from the traditional customs such as thoroughly cleaning one’s home, preparing lucky money in red envelopes, serving sweet food and displaying various round-shaped fruits on a table, the Filipino-Chinese communities celebrate Chinese New Year by hosting grand dinner parties that include parades and dragon dances.

Here are 5 dresses we think are perfect for the occasion:

1. Shiatzy Chen

 

2. Altuzarra

 

3. Atelier Versace

 

4. Monique Lhuillier

 

5. Marchesa

Prepare for your Chinese New Year celebration by sending your special garments to Jeeves. Our professional dry cleaning services will certainly keep your outfit in mint-condition and ready for the new Chinese New Year to come.

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