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Family owned & operated since 1989

Pittsburgh's family dry cleaner since 1989

Two shops in the North Hills, the same family behind the counter, and every garment cleaned and finished in-house. Walk in during business hours. No appointment, no app, no account.

Four members of the Dutch Girl Cleaners family standing together in front of the garment racks in the shop.

What we clean

Everything in the closet, including the awkward things

Most of what comes through the door is shirts and suits. The rest is the reason people drive here: leather that needs re-colouring, a gown that has to last thirty years, a comforter that will not fit in a machine at home.

Dry cleaning
Suits, dresses, shirts, blouses and slacks, cleaned and finished in-house.
Shirt & laundry service
Hand-finished dress shirts, wash-and-fold, household linens. Your starch, your fold.
Leather & suede
Jackets, suede coats and shearling cleaned, re-coloured and re-conditioned.
Wedding gown preservation
Hand-cleaned, inspected inch by inch, boxed to last decades.
Household & down
Comforters, drapery, tablecloths and area rugs. Bring the bulky things.

All services

A presser's hands fastening the collar button of a dark red checked shirt on the finishing form.
Every shirt is finished and checked by hand before it goes on the rack.

How it works

Three steps, the way it has always worked

  1. Bring it in

    Drop off at either shop during business hours. No ticket to keep. We track by name and phone.

  2. We do the work

    Every piece is inspected before it goes in. Stains pre-treated, buttons and trims checked, the right process chosen for the fabric.

  3. Pick it up

    You get a real ready-by time at the counter when you drop off. Pressed, on hangers or folded, however you asked.

In the shop

The work happens here, not somewhere else

Nothing is sent out. The cleaning, the pressing and the finishing all happen in the building you drop your clothes off at, done by people who have worked here for years.

A red-topped shirt press standing among rails of finished garments in plastic covers.
Hands writing a ticket on a red counter beside a folded pink garment.
Two of the family standing between long rails of finished, covered garments in the back of the shop.

Specialty care

The pieces that deserve longer

Wedding gowns are hand-cleaned, inspected inch by inch, and packed into a museum-quality preservation box. Leather and shearling are cleaned, re-coloured and re-conditioned. Vintage fabric, beading, sequins and hand embroidery get the slower treatment they need.

If you are not sure whether we handle something, ask. In thirty-five years the answer has almost always been yes.

Gown preservation

An ivory satin wedding gown with beaded lace at the neckline, hanging on a padded hanger on a rail in the shop.
A tall wedding gown preservation box standing at the counter, labelled Museum Quality Preservation, The Conservators Series.

Where to find us

Two shops, the same hours

McKnight Road

7517 McKnight Rd
Pittsburgh, PA 15237

(412) 367-9447

Gibsonia

3961 Gibsonia Rd
Gibsonia, PA 15044

(724) 449-4555

The Dutch Girl Cleaners shopfront seen from the parking lot, with its sign above the door.
Both shops keep the same hours.
Monday to Thursday9:00am to 5:00pm
Friday9:00am to 3:00pm
Saturday10:00am to 2:00pm
SundayClosed

Questions

What people ask at the counter

Do I need an appointment?
No. Walk in any time during business hours. First visit, bring your name and a phone number and we will set up your record at the counter.
How long does it take?
You are given a ready-by time when you drop off, and it is a real one. Same-day is available at McKnight Road on weekdays. Ask at the counter.
Do you clean comforters, drapes and rugs?
Yes. Down comforters and jackets, drapery, tablecloths and area rugs all come through the shop.
How long have you been in business?
Since 1989, the same family, now across two Pittsburgh-area shops.

What people say

Thirty-five years of regulars

They are on Google, written by people from across the North Hills, some of them customers since the first shop opened in 1989. We would rather point you at the real ones than pick out favourites to reprint here.

Read our Google reviews