SEWING and ALTERATIONS

PROFESSIONAL ALTERATIONS,TAILORING & REPAIRING AVALIABLE
MONDAY thru FRIDAY 7:30 am to 3:30 pm.

We've helped Cheyenne look its best for over 70 years.


Each month, thousands of Dry Cleaned and Laundered garments are entrusted to Elite Cleaners and Tailors.

It's a big obligation we take very seriously. We insure every Elite customer that his or her garments or household items will be treated respectfully, carefully and with full attention to specific details. That is how since 1944 this family owned and operated business, have built our professional dry cleaning reputation in Cheyenne and the surrounding communities.

We participate in only Eco-friendly practices.

This means we use the safest equipment and products for your clothing and household goods. All our equipment whether Dry cleaning, Wet-cleaning or Laundry is Eco-Friendly and uses only nature friendly products. We do not use Perchloroethylene or any other hazardous chemicals.

We're environmentally and customer friendly.

We offer great customer service. Our staff is trained to help you with any situation and concerns you might have. We also offer same day cleaning service on any order received by 12:00 noon at no extra charge. This is part of our personal touch.

Professional Wet Cleaning Demonstration 2013

Professional Wet Cleaning Demonstration 2013
This video highlights the main aspects and benefits of wet cleaning. It was filmed at a Professional Wet Cleaning Demonstration workshop in 2013 at Plaza Cleaners in Thousand Oaks, California. Wet Cleaning is a viable, non-toxic, non-smog forming alternative to traditional dry cleaning. Use of a professional wet cleaning system eliminates hazardous waste disposal practices, permitting fees and reduces exposure to the carcinogen perchloroethylene. This system cleans the full-range of garments that were previously dry cleaned, or labeled dry clean only, and does so using biodegradable solutions. To learn more about Professional Wet Cleaning, visit http://www.stpp.ucla.edu/node/12 Filmed by the UCLA Sustainable Technology & Policy Program in collaboration with Olmstead Williams Communications and funded by the California Air Resources Board's non-toxic dry cleaning incentive program AB998.