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Last reviewed: August 11, 2026 | Montreal | Wedding Dresses |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 11, 2026. Business status: Active.
Nettoyeur Écologique Royal is a Montréal garment-care business with a dedicated service for wedding gowns. For couples searching for wedding dress cleaning Montreal, its official information describes eco-friendly smart wet cleaning, garment inspection, hand finishing and preservation steps for bridal attire.
The company’s main store is in Notre-Dame-de-Grâce (NDG) at 5866, rue Sherbrooke West. Its website also lists a counter in Îles-des-Soeurs, while stating that wedding-dress cleaning is available at the main store. This profile is based on published official information and was last reviewed August 11, 2026.
Nettoyeur Écologique Royal describes its core approach as eco-friendly smart “wet cleaning.” Its homepage says the service is chemical free and safe for the environment, and lists wedding dresses, bridesmaid dresses, prom dresses, tuxedos, casual and couture wear, home décor, UGGs and winter wear among the items it handles.
For bridal gowns, the dedicated Wedding Dresses page sets out a specific workflow. The gown is inspected for stains, loose beads and open seams before cleaning, and repairs are addressed before the cleaning process. The company says its specialists pre-treat stains and clean gowns using gentle products. It also says its Miele programme for wedding dresses is designed to protect delicate beading.
After cleaning, the business says a hand-presser finishes the gown and an in-house seamstress inspects it for tears or minor rips. The page says those minor repairs are completed at no extra charge. This is a documented process feature; couples should still confirm what applies to their individual gown.
For long-term storage, the official wedding-dress page explains that a cleaned gown can be placed in an acid-free, lignin-free preservation chest. The company says acid-free tissue paper cushions folds, and that the chest has a viewing window and is sealed before being placed in an outer protective box.
The page explicitly notes that the preservation chest is sold separately. It also recommends storing the package in a cool, dry, dark place, such as under a bed or in a closet on a level floor, and avoiding attics and basements because of potential moisture. Confirm which preservation components are available for a particular gown.
The business identifies its main store as being in Montréal’s NDG area and provides the address 5866, rue Sherbrooke West, Montréal (Qc) H4A 1X5. Wedding-dress cleaning is specifically stated to be available at this main store. The official site also lists an Îles-des-Soeurs counter at 115, chemin de la Pointe-Nord, Verdun, but does not state that wedding dresses are cleaned there.
The published service information may be relevant for clients arranging cleaning after a wedding, before resale or storage, or for a gown with delicate beading. It may also be relevant where a dress needs an alteration or small repair. The official site does not publish garment-specific intake requirements, turnaround times or alteration scope, so confirm those points before visiting.
A documented strength is the dedicated bridal-gown process rather than a generic reference to dry cleaning. The official Wedding Dresses page describes inspection, pre-treatment, cleaning, hand finishing and a final seamstress inspection. It specifically addresses delicate beading and details the materials used in its preservation option.
Another confirmed feature is the company’s wet-cleaning positioning. The site presents this process as eco-friendly and chemical free, and says it uses an especially designed Miele programme for wedding dresses. These are the company’s published process claims, so clients with unusual fabrics, extensive staining, heirloom garments or complex embellishment should request a gown-specific assessment.
A practical limitation is that the official pages reviewed do not publish turnaround times, stain-removal guarantees, pickup or delivery terms, appointment requirements or a complete alteration price list. The published process is useful, but it cannot predict cost or completion date for a particular gown.
Current pricing is not explicitly published. The official pages reviewed describe wedding-dress cleaning, repairs, alterations and preservation, but provide no public price list, package price or estimate range for those services.
The Wedding Dresses page states that minor tears or rips found during seamstress inspection are repaired at no extra charge, while the preservation chest is sold separately. Request an estimate that separates cleaning, any alteration or repair work, preservation materials and applicable taxes before authorising service.
Current prices are not published on the official pages reviewed.
For wedding-dress cleaning, contact the main NDG store at 514-482-3622 or visit 5866, rue Sherbrooke West, Montréal (Qc) H4A 1X5. The homepage lists hours as Monday–Tuesday 8:00 a.m.–3:00 p.m., Wednesday–Friday 8:00 a.m.–6:30 p.m. and Saturday 9:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
The official site has a dedicated Wedding Dresses page and a Contact section in its navigation. It does not state whether appointments are required for bridal gowns. Contact the business before travelling to confirm current hours, where to drop off the gown and whether an in-person assessment is needed before an estimate.
Provide details about the gown’s fabric, embellishments, stains, prior repairs and the date it is needed back. The company publishes a detailed cleaning process but does not explain how it assesses risk, what stain outcomes it can promise, or how long individual gowns take.
If preservation is the objective, clarify whether you want cleaning only or cleaning plus a preservation chest. Ask for the total estimate, what is included, whether the chest must be purchased separately and the recommended collection date. If alteration or repair work is needed, confirm the scope, charges beyond minor tears or rips and where the work will be completed.
Yes. Its official site has a dedicated Wedding Dresses page and says wedding-dress cleaning is available at its main NDG store.
The official site describes preservation using an acid-free, lignin-free chest and acid-free tissue. It states that the preservation chest is sold separately.
The official homepage says wedding-dress cleaning is available at the main store: 5866, rue Sherbrooke West, Montréal (Qc) H4A 1X5. Contact the business before visiting to confirm current arrangements.
No. Current pricing is not explicitly published on the official pages reviewed. Request an itemised estimate for cleaning, repairs or alterations, preservation materials and taxes.
Its Wedding Dresses page says an in-house seamstress inspects the gown and repairs tears or minor rips at no extra charge. Confirm how that policy applies to the condition of your particular gown.
Phone: 514-482-3622





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September 11, 2026