Dry Cleaning in Bali: What's Available (2026)

You packed your best linen shirt for a dinner in Seminyak. Now it has a grease stain from a warung lunch and smells like motorbike exhaust. The hotel quoted you Rp 150,000 to clean it. There is a better option nearby.

Real dry cleaning is now available in Bali without the hotel markup. This article covers what dry cleaning means here and where to find it across Canggu, Seminyak, and Pererenan. It also covers what each item costs, and when regular laundry is the better call.

What Does Dry Cleaning Mean in Bali?

Most laundries in Bali don't run true solvent-based dry cleaning. The machines and chemicals are expensive, and local demand rarely justifies the setup.

Easy Day Laundry does. We run real solvent dry cleaning, handled end to end. You drop off and collect at any of our shops. Each piece is cleaned at our central plant with the right process for its fabric. Suits, tailoring, leather, suede, wool, silk, kebaya, wedding gowns, and curtains all go through this service.

Light everyday delicates that wash safely by hand, like thin silks and scarves, go to our delicate care service instead. Not sure which one your piece needs? Bring it in and we advise at drop-off.

Read more about how we care for delicate items.

How Much Does Dry Cleaning Cost in Bali?

Dry cleaning is priced per item, not by weight. We quote each piece on inspection at drop-off, and turnaround is about four days.

Here is what common items cost at Easy Day Laundry:

• Silk or delicate shirt: from Rp 110,000
• Trousers or skirt: from Rp 100,000
• Blazer or suit jacket: Rp 130,000
• Two-piece suit: Rp 260,000
• Kebaya: from Rp 90,000
• Leather jacket: Rp 280,000
• Wedding gown: from Rp 1,500,000
• Curtains: priced per m²

Stain treatment, or spotting, adds 30% to the item price. Point out any marks at drop-off so we can pre-treat before cleaning. See the full dry cleaning price list for every item.

Hotel dry cleaning charges more for the same work. The hotel sends your laundry out to a plant like ours and marks it up. Our prices are published per item, with no middleman.

For the full pricing picture, see our guide to how much laundry costs in Bali.

Where to Get Dry Cleaning in Canggu, Seminyak, and Pererenan

Easy Day Laundry runs five shops across Bali's south coast. Drop off at any of them, and your items are cleaned at our central plant.

Canggu (Tibubeneng): Open daily 8am to 8pm. Pickup and delivery covers Batu Bolong, Berawa, Tibubeneng, Nelayan, Babakan, and Umalas.

Seminyak (Kerobokan Kelod): Open daily 8am to 5pm. Pickup and delivery covers Seminyak, Kerobokan, and Petitenget.

Pererenan: Open daily 8am to 8pm. Pickup and delivery covers Pererenan, Echo Beach, Seseh, Cemagi, and Nyanyi.

Tumbak Bayuh: Open daily 8am to 5pm. Pickup and delivery covers Tumbak Bayuh, Pererenan, Munggu, and Buduk.

Padonan: Open daily 9am to 12pm and 1pm to 5pm. Drop-off only at this shop. Pickup and delivery isn't available from Padonan, so book through Canggu, Seminyak, or Pererenan if you need collection.

Drop-off is free at every shop. Pickup adds a Rp 35,000 delivery fee for the round trip. For visitors staying near a shop, drop-off saves money. For longer-stay residents with weekly laundry, the delivery fee disappears into the broader service.

For more on which laundry options work best in different areas, see our where to do laundry in Bali guide.

What Items Can and Can't Be Dry Cleaned in Bali?

Most tailored and delicate fabrics dry clean well.

Always check the care label before you drop your items off. This is the single most useful habit with delicate clothing. The label tells you the wash temperature, whether the piece can tumble dry, and whether it's flagged "dry clean only" or "hand wash only." Snap a quick photo of the label and show it at drop-off. Any honest laundry will follow the label, or flag the item back to you if they can't treat it. If a shop doesn't ask about labels at all, that's a warning sign.

Items we dry clean: suits, blazers, tailored trousers, silk shirts and blouses, wool coats and sweaters, leather and suede jackets, kebaya, batik, wedding gowns, ties, scarves, and curtains. Anything with a "dry clean only" care label is handled here.

Items that need extra care: heavily beaded formal wear and pieces with very fragile trims. We quote these on inspection and flag anything we can't safely treat.

Items we don't take: anything with broken zippers or torn linings that can't be safely cleaned, items with dried paint or industrial chemicals, and pieces that have been previously treated with home remedies that may have set stains permanently.

For the full list of what each service handles, see accepted items at Easy Day Laundry.

Dry Cleaning vs Regular Laundry: When Does It Matter?

For most everyday clothes in Bali, regular laundry is the right call. Cotton t-shirts, activewear, denim, swimwear, towels, and bed linen go through the standard wash, dry, iron, and fold service, priced by weight.

Dry cleaning matters for:

• Structured tailoring that would lose shape in a machine (suits, blazers, lined dresses)
• Leather and suede, which water would damage
• Silk, wool, and fine knits that need gentle, solvent-based cleaning
• Anything with a dry-clean-only label, heavy embroidery, or beading

Bali's humidity also shifts the calculus. Clothes pick up odour faster here than in dry climates. Tailored pieces you wear often are worth cleaning properly rather than letting marks set.

Read about our full wash, dry, iron, and fold service for everyday laundry.

Have a suit, gown, or leather piece that needs solvent cleaning? See our dry cleaning service. Drop it off at any Easy Day Laundry shop, or book a pickup from Canggu, Seminyak, or Pererenan.