Sohn’s French Cleaners

I have been going to this cleaner for about 10 years. The first time I walked in there was just like something new. 10 years later the owner still does remember me and my name and knows how picky I am. Really like this place

Paid nine dollars for my very nice white shirt to come back dirtier than I brought it in. Luckily was able to remove the brown spots they left on the collar myself. Will not be returning to this cleaners.

If you have nice and expensive clothes, this is the place to take them.

Expensive but this is the only place to go with your nice clothes. I’ve found they won’t break the buttons on your Gucci shirts or press your Prada suit too hot (and make it look shiny). Good quality work.

If you aren’t going to take a wedding dress press job, then don’t have one on display in your window. Thanks.

After contacting me, the owner’s assistant agreed to replace the pants for me at no charge. I was impressed with his promptness and efficiency in dealing with my complaint. I still stand by my previous review, in light of the extremely harsh initial experience I had with the company, but Sohn’s did make right by me in the end.

They do a good job but the guy’s a dick.

Hmmm, guess they changed their name to Sohn’s from Upper Market French Cleaners, but regardless of that, they do a great job. I recently needed to get my comforter cleaned thanks to my asshole cat (err, I mean, little grey fur ball of joy) and needed someone really good. I’ve had incidents with that comforter before and wasn’t about to settle for some crap ass job and so thanks to Unilocal,I found this place.
I took it in and was greeted by a very sweet little man and told him my situation and he looked over the damages and said he’d have to wash it twice in order to get it totally clean and that was fine with me since this comforter makes my bedroom and I can’t stand the thought of having to get rid of it.
I also gave him a few pairs of jeans and dresses to clean and he said he’d have it all turned around in about a week. Cool with me. I then returned and picked up my stuff and struggled to get it up the hill to my car… I swear, the one thing I really miss about LA is not having to carry things for miles because there is no parking, but anyhoo. Once I got it back to my apartment and flopped it over my bed it was perfect once again and smelled so fresh and so clean clean and yay, they did a great job!
Definitely recommend them!

u.m.f.c. is my dry cleaners of choice. i use a cheaper, faster cleaners downtown for all of my less fancy work clothes, but this is the only place i will take my suits, party dresses, and un-​replacable vintage items. they do a fantastic job– it’s worth the price and the wait. and the shop owner is adorable. AND they use eco-​friendly supplies. love it.

Oh yes, they’re expensive. And sure, you can’t have your clothes back for 4 – 5 days. But damn they are good. We’ve been bringing our clothes here for years and not once have they ever ruined something. Not. Ever. Can you really say that about another dry cleaner anywhere? Nope, I didn’t think so.
Way friendly and fast service.
And another thing, no weird chemical-​ly smells emanating from your closet when you bring your stuff home.
What more could you want?

i used to live across the street from this place about 2 years ago… there are hundreds upon hundreds of dry cleaners in SF… now i live in Pac Heights and still drive all the way there to take my valuable possessions (read: stupidly expensive articles of clothing when combined are worth more than my car) to be cleaned… need i say more?

This is a great place! Friendly service, great cleaning, free button repairs. I used to use another place east on Market. That place was about half the price and didn’t take credit cards. For me, money is not the main anchor here. It is short term vs. long term savings. From the cheaper place, I would get my shirts back with missing or destroyed buttons. With men’s shirts easily costing $ 50-​$ 150, often with special buttons and thread being part of the design, button problems can ruin the shirt. This place is much easier on the clothes, they protect the buttons during the wash, they check the pockets, they remove the collar stiffeners and they do a darned good job matching the missing buttons lost from the previous cleaner. When I pick them up they are quite well taken care of. On top of that they claim to use non-​toxic «green» processes. This is a winner and the proprietor is a sweet man.

Okay, i admit, $ 2.50 is a steep price to pay to have one dress shirt laundered and pressed. But believe me, getting it done here is worth it. The clothes come back looking like new and prepped nicely with cardboard around the collar and stuffing in the sleeves to keep the fabric crisp. I have been dropping clothes here since they opened 5+ years ago (when they had a notebook to keep track of the orders) and have never been disappointed by their work. Oh yeah, don’t expect to get your clothes back within 3 days. Quality takes time, and this place requires it.

Eco-​friendly

i’m chinese – we love to save money. but i’ve gone to one too many bad dry cleaners, and had my pretty clothes ruined as a result. i took my nicer stuff to the place with the snobbiest name within walking distance, and i wasn’t disappointed. clean, professional, and like-​new. thanks!

Having given up on the idea of going to cow hollow just to get my designer duds cleaned, I decided to try out Upper Market F.C. across from my work instead. I brought in three pairs of jeans and a top to be cleaned, and crossed my fingers and PRAYED TO GOD they wouldn’t screw them up. Today when I picked up my items I was more than happy, not only did they look great, but they were lacking in that gross dry cleaned odor (its a given considering they use Eco-​friendly cleaning methods). The price may be a little steep ($ 27 for my four items), but they do an amazing job.