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"A family business that is friendly and welcoming, happy to make alterations but the quality of their dry cleaning service is impeccable."

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Canada Goose Jacket Cleaning

Quality cleaning of down filled jackets, especially the Canada Goose range, for over 7 years.

Why choose us to clean your Canada Goose jacket?

Canada Goose is the top dog when it comes to creating superb winter jackets filled with feathers and down. They may be the best way to keep warn int he winter however, they can be tricky to clean at home, due to the delicate nature of the down stuffing.

With over 100 testimonials from customers, and a score of 4.9 stars on Google, it's no wonder customers continue to choose us to clean their Canada Goose jackets.


Rated 4.9 stars on Google

Our 10 years of experience in the garment sector ensures a 48 hour turn around for orders, which is why customers love us!

“A family business that is friendly and welcoming, happy to make alterations but the quality of their dry cleaning service is impeccable.”

Jason

“They very quickly cleaned and pressed my suit in less than a day, then texted me to say it was ready. They are also very friendly, so a very pleasant experience.”

James

“Called the shop in the morning to ask if they do same day service as I had a job interview at late notice for tomorrow, fantastic speedy service.” 

Brian Marshall

“Very good service at a very good price. The staff are very friendly and professional, I would recommend this dry cleaners to anyone.”

Collin Bell

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Our top tips to take care of your Canada Goose Jacket

Canada Goose jackets and coats are a go-to for the adventurer in the winter season. However, with their super branding and quality items comes a heavy price tag - you're paying to keep warm! Make sure your jacket lasts the longest with our tips for looking after your jacket for years to come.

Don't clean Canada Goose Jackets at home

When a parka jacket comes into contact with water, the feather and down stuffing clump into balls, meaning that the jacket will need to be thoroughly air dried after cleaning.


However, air drying the jacket will not remove clumping, and therefore the jacket will also need to go through a vigorous drying cycle. This cycle can damage the stuffing inside, or burn the outer shell material if on too high a heat, and if the heat setting is not hot enough the down from the inside may not dry properly, keeping the down damp and leaving a foul smell over time.


With the dry cleaning process, these risks are omitted which is why dry cleaning is recommended. Note that trying to clean your Canada Goose parka jacket at home will break the warrantee as mentioned above, so before attempting this you must ask yourself: Is it worth taking the risk for the sake of skimping on cleaning costs?

Clean your Canada Goose Jacket often

Due to the situations you may wear your Cananda Goose jacket, it's recommended to clean it often to avoid stains setting in. For the adventureres who wear their jacket nearly every day during the winter, it is recommended to clean it monthly. If you wear it for adventures every so often, then make sure to clean the jacket once you no longer intend to wear it.


Storing your Canada Goose jacket away without cleaning can result in foul smells from the down inside due to trapped moisture, and can also result in stain setting, which is when a stain becomes part of the fabric fibres and cannot be removed without invasive cleaning - which could damage your jacket.

Look after your jacket's hood fur

Most Canada Goose jacket hood fur trips are made with real animal fur, unless they were manufactured after 2021 - 2022, which means they are very delicate and need to be cleaned thoroughly.


If your fur trip becomes stained, then make sure to clean it as soon as possible, as the delicate fur fibres can absorb stains much faster than general fabrics like cotton and polyester.  When storing your jacket, make sure to remove the fur to avoid it coming out of shape, and store separately to the jacket.  You can follow the official care guidelines from Canada Goose to make sure you're following all the steps correctly.


Five Elms Dry Cleaners are professionals when it comes to dealing with garment care, having cleaned many Canada Goose jackets during winter months. Book a free pickup and delivery for all your down filled jackets today.


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Schedule a pick up and delivery from a reliable dry cleaner by logging in to our scheduling service. You’ll be able to add items to your basket, where you’ll also be able to see our affordable dry cleaning price list, and arrange a time that’s just right for you.

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FAQs

Got a question? We’re here to help.

  • Will cleaning my Canada Goose parka jacket at home void the warranty?


    In short yes. According to Canada Goose, cleaning your jacket at home will void the warranty, so cleaning down-filled jackets with specialist dry cleaners is always recommended.

  • Why does my Canada Goose jacket smell?

    Smells from down-filled jackets are often the result of dampness in the feathered filling. Make sure to hang dry your jacket after it has been exposed to moisture.

  • Why is Canada Goose dry clean only?

    Dry cleaning by a reputable dry cleaner is recommended by Canada Goose for down-filled parka jackets, as machine washing, will void the warranty


    However, they suggest that you can spot-clean your parka with a bleach-free detergent and water. 


    Lightweight and shell jackets can be machine washed with water.

  • Can my Canada Goose jacket get wet?

    Yes, your jacket can get wet as Canda Goose has a water-repellent finish to keep you dry, however, they are not waterproof. 


    If your jacket does get wet, it is recommended to hang dry to avoid the down filling from rot.

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