Dress uniforms pressed for inspection with badge and service stripes handled with care, Class B shirts creased, and flame-resistant station wear laundered the right way and never dry cleaned. 10% off every visit for active fire personnel.
A fire department wardrobe is three uniforms with three sets of rules. The Class A dress coat is wool, double-breasted, with service stripes and a badge that come off before it is cleaned and go back on straight. The Class B shirt takes creases and patches. And station wear is flame-resistant fabric that must be laundered, never dry cleaned, with no starch, no fabric softener, and no chlorine bleach, or it loses the protection it was bought for. We know the difference, and we handle each one the way its manufacturer says to.
What we do not do is turnout gear. Structural PPE is cleaned and inspected by a verified service under NFPA 1851, and that is where it should go. Everything else you wear on the job, from the dress cap to the station pants, comes here. Firefighters, engineers, captains, and dispatchers from departments across north Orange County show agency ID and get 10% off every visit; departments can open an account with one monthly bill.
Pricing
Every garment in a fire department uniform, priced three ways: pressed, cleaned and pressed, and the alteration it usually needs. Switch the discount on to see your price.
| FireClass A dress uniform, Class B shirt, station wear | Press onlyArrives clean. Pressed to inspection standard with the creases your department expects. 24 hours, or same day in before 9 a.m. | Clean & pressDry cleaned or laundered, whichever the fabric calls for, stain-treated by hand, then pressed. 48 hours standard, 24 when you tell us you need it. | Alterations & insigniaHems, waists, sleeves, zippers, patches, name tapes, chevrons. Most uniform alterations are same-week; 24 hours on request, no upcharge. |
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| Class A dress coatBadge, collar brass, and service stripes handled with care | $5.85 | $7.65 | Shorten sleeves$26.91 |
| Class A dress trousersCrease set, stripe straight | $3.60 | $4.50 | Hem$7.20 |
| Class B uniform shirtMilitary creases, patches pressed flat | $3.60 | $7.20 | Name tape or patch, eachfrom $4.50 |
| Station shirt or polo, FR fabricLaundered, never dry cleaned; pressed without starch | $3.60 | $7.20 | Name tape or patch, eachfrom $4.50 |
| Station pants, FR fabricLaundered, never dry cleaned; pressed without starch | $3.60 | $4.50 | Hem$7.20 |
| Job shirt or duty jacketFleece, softshell, or insulated | — | $10.80 | Zipper replacement$12.60 |
| Chevrons and service stripesAny garment, per set | — | — | Sew on, per setfrom $7.20 |
Starting figures. Where the shop's own menu covers a garment (trousers, jackets, hems, waists, sleeves, zippers) the menu price is used; the rest is set from what dry cleaners in Orange County and across the country charge for uniform work, September 2026. Every price is confirmed at the counter when we see the garment.
Add up your whole setStation wear
Alterations
How it works
No appointment. Tell us what it is for: an inspection, a promotion ceremony, a funeral detail, or the next shift.
Agency ID at the counter and the 10% discount is on every item, every visit. Household members are included once you have verified.
Pressing is back in 24 hours, same day if it is in before 9 a.m. Cleaning and laundering are 48 hours, or 24 on request. Alterations are same-week, 24 hours when asked, with no upcharge.
Inspected, on a hanger, bagged, brass back on. If anything is not to standard, we press it again while you wait.
Before you drop off
Where we are
One shop at 2460 E Chapman Ave, Fullerton, drop-off and pickup in person, walk-ins welcome. Customers come to us from across the county:
Good to know
Agency ID at the counter, 10% off every visit, back in 24 hours when you need it.