Dry Cleaning Station

Initial Business Response /* (1000, 12, 2016/02/26) */
I asked around to see if anyone locally does garment analysis and was told that E. Weinberg Supply Company in Minneapolis can either do it onsite or send the garment to someone who can take a look at it. If she wants to bring the garment in to...

me, I will send it in to them and if they determine that we damaged the garment, I will reimburse Mrs [redacted] the $150 she is seeking if someone could verify for me that a blazer such as hers would retail for $498.00 as she suggests.
Initial Consumer Rebuttal /* (3000, 14, 2016/03/06) */
(The consumer indicated he/she DID NOT accept the response from the business.)
This is a "qualified" no in that I would like to take the jacket to E. Weinberg Co. if they agree to analyze it instead of turning it over to Mr. [redacted]. The company is in St. Louis Park, close enough for me to take it there. If Mr. [redacted] or his representative would like to accompany me that's fine too. The cost of the garment can be verified by contacting the manufacturer, [redacted] The item number [redacted] is inside the jacket. The price was $498.00
Final Consumer Response /* (2000, 20, 2016/03/22) */
(The consumer indicated he/she ACCEPTED the response from the business.)
I will contact Mr. [redacted] and see if he will look at my jacket to determine the cause of the damage.
UPDATE: The
jacket was analyzed by David [redacted] of Weinberg Supply company and it
was determined the damage was caused by the dry cleaners and not a
manufactures defect. Mr. [redacted] has reimbursed me $150 as compensation. Final Business Response /* (4000, 18, 2016/03/22) */
If she wants to bring it into [redacted] herself, I'm fine with that. The man I talked to who offered to look at it is David [redacted]
Thanks,
Perry