Arrange Clothing Care During Luggage Storage in Japan

Tell Silk Crane before sending which clothes need care

• Describe the requested serviceTell Silk Crane before sending whether an item needs dry cleaning or another kind of clothing care.

• Name every garmentIdentify the jacket, pants, liner, shirt, or other piece so the request can be matched with the correct stored item.

• Explain any time requirementMention the next expected use date when care needs to be completed before a hotel, resort, or airport delivery.

Clearly mark every bag or item that needs treatment

• Use a clear care labelPut a visible note on the bag or item so the clothing-care request remains clear after the shipment reaches storage.

• Match the customer accountInclude the customer name and assigned suite number together with the care note on each marked package.

• Keep instructions conciseState what treatment is requested without adding assumptions about fabric care that Silk Crane has not confirmed.

Pack care items separately when possible

• Keep treatment items togetherPlace garments needing care in a separate inner bag or package when possible so they are easy to identify.

• Keep unrelated clothing apartSeparate everyday stored clothing from items that must be removed for cleaning or specialized treatment.

• Avoid hidden care requestsDo not place an unmarked garment deep inside a suitcase and assume the care request will remain obvious at intake.

Let Silk Crane review the garment before confirming care

• Treatment depends on the itemNeeds vary from ordinary clothing to technical garments such as GORE-TEX, so one method does not fit every piece.

• Wait for the care planSilk Crane reviews the request and confirms the appropriate treatment before arranging the work.

• Confirm the separate priceClothing care is separate from storage and priced for the actual request. Review general shipping guidance.

Dry cleaning and technical clothing care FAQ for Japan storage