How much does dry cleaning cost in Bangkok?

Ours, in THB: dress shirt 150, blouse 150, trousers 200, skirt 180, blazer 350, two-piece suit 550–750, three-piece suit 650–900, coat 450–700, short dress 250–350, long dress 350–600, silk dress 450–800, evening gown 800–2,000, wedding dress from 2,500. Pickup and delivery is one fee for both ways, from 85 THB by road distance, and same-day express adds 100%.

Because the labour genuinely differs. A fused, unlined two-piece in a synthetic blend is a different job from a canvassed wool three-piece that needs hand-pressing around the lapel roll and the shoulder. On dresses, the driver is embellishment: beading and sequins have to be protected or hand-finished, and that is time. Any shop quoting one flat figure for 'a suit' is either averaging in your favour or against it.

Substantially, and it should be — it is per item rather than per kilo. As a rough comparison, a shirt through wash-and-fold at 100 THB/kg works out around 25 THB; the same shirt dry cleaned is 150 THB. That gap is exactly why it is worth checking whether a garment really needs solvent before paying for it.

Three. First, pickup and delivery — ours is one fee for both ways, from 85 THB by road distance, shown when you pin your address, and we do not advertise it as free, because 'free pickup' in Bangkok usually means a minimum order or an inflated per-item rate. Second, express: same-day is a 100% surcharge almost everywhere, so confirm the deadline before agreeing. Third, per-piece extras on a garment you thought was one item — a suit is two pieces, a gown with a separate sash is two pieces.

Send photographs of the garment and its care label on WhatsApp, plus a close-up of any stain. We quote from that, in writing, before collection. Anything we cannot price confidently from photos we say so rather than guessing and revising upward later, which is the most common complaint people bring us about their previous shop.