Who it suits best
Parents of young children. Endless laundry and ironing, and the least amount of time to treat themselves. A voucher buys them a few hours they’d otherwise spend at the ironing board.
Grandparents. An age where carrying bags of laundry or standing at an ironing board gets physically harder, but also people who often “won’t let themselves” use a classic spa voucher. Laundry help is practical and doesn’t come with any strings attached.
Colleagues at work. A company Christmas gift that doesn’t feel like a recycled power bank from last year – works well as a thoughtful gift for a whole team, too.
Yourself. February brings prom and ball season, so a voucher bought now can just as easily be used in January to get a suit or an evening dress ready.
How the voucher works
Pick any value you like on the Gift Voucher page, receive it electronically (you can print it yourself too), and the recipient redeems it on their first order – whether that’s dry cleaning, washing and ironing, or ironing only. You don’t need to guess whether they’d prefer dry cleaning or just a wash – they’ll choose that themselves based on what they’re sending in.
How much it costs and when to send it
The voucher comes in any amount, so it fits your budget – from a small gesture for a colleague to a bigger gift for your parents. Since Christmas is our busiest time of year, we’d recommend buying the voucher with some lead time now in November, rather than leaving it to 23 December.
If you’re not sure what amount to choose, use our price list as a guide – a full clean of a winter jacket costs 530 CZK, a suit 635 CZK.
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Want to make someone happy without guessing their size or taste? Choose a gift voucher today and cross one thing off your Christmas list.
