How PAKT Keeps Your Wedding Dress Like New

The city of Hong Kong. Bustling, fast-paced and busy, with scorching temperatures and high humidity. Amid everything that is going on, there’s one thing you should remember not to overlook – taking care of your clothes, especially an important item like your treasured and priceless wedding dress.

It cannot be stressed enough how important it is to keep your wedding dress in pristine condition, especially if you want to keep it as an heirloom to be pass down from one generation to the next. Your wedding dress is so much more than just a dress, it is priceless memories from a once in a lifetime moment and the very idea that it could be attacked by moths or grow mould (two scenarios which will make it almost impossible to save the dress) is distressing, isn’t it?  

Caring for your clothing – especially your wedding ensembles – is important to avoid problems like mould and stains, or even the stale smell which tends to linger on clothing if they’re just crammed into closets without the proper ventilation and circulation which they need. Using acid-free tissue paper and storing it in an acid-free box in a constantly cool, dark and dehumidified environment to preserve the whiteness of your dress can only do so much. Sometimes, you need a little more.

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PAKT to the Rescue!

Now, we understand that not everyone may have the space, time or facilities needed to store their treasured wedding attire and keep it in the pristine condition it deserves to be in, which is why PAKT has decided to solve that very problem for you! Easily store your wedding dress with peace of mind for a minimal fee of HKD200-400 per month, which includes the quarantine, digital inventory and free collection of your wedding attire.

PAKT provides a full range of clothing care and storage services, including a concierge style service where a white-gloved value collects your wedding dress and other clothing ensembles you may have directly from your home. We then whisk away your clothes directly to our “clean room” facility in a full-length garment bag so it is protected all the way. Once that is done, our clients will receive a digital inventory of the dress, where they will easily be able to browse, filter, sort and tag as they wish.

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There is also the PAKT TRAVELLER service, which allows frequent travellers to Hong Kong and Tokyo to safely store their suitcase, suit or coat in Hong Kong or Tokyo so they will be free to travel without the hassle of lugging all that extra weight and baggage around. PAKT along with our dedicated partner will dutifully collect your items, digitize, launder and dry-clean them as needed and store everything so it’s all set and ready to go for your next big trip.

Once the traveller has returned to Hong Kong to Tokyo, all they have to do is tap on the image of their item(s) and it will be seamlessly delivered to the hotel or any other accommodation that the traveller wishes.

The PAKT Team

PAKT is a Hong Kong-based company which specializes in clothing care and storage. We are the only provider of after-sales care in Hong Kong which helps you keep your special and treasured garments intact.

The PAKT “clean room” facility is built for optimal pristine storage conditions, which includes a 24/7 air-conditioned environment, humidity control, dust and odour filters. Our acid-free tissue paper and individual acid-free wedding dress storage boxes are imported from the UK for the finest quality. Clients are also given the option of digitally managing their clothing so they are able to view their wedding dress anytime as it is professionally photographed and beautifully displayed on a mannequin.  

In collaboration with JeevesHK, your wedding dresses will be dry-cleaned, repaired and restored to its glory days and it will stay that way for many years to come.

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