Small business that cleans jerseys for the Eagles preparing for Super Bowl
Updated: 5:41 AM EST Feb 3, 2023
So I cleaned that jersey. I scrubbed them pants. We’ve been doing it for so long now becomes secondary second nature for Joe Lattanzio and his brother Vince. They co own Lynn’s dry cleaners in South Philadelphia and have been keeping the birds looking fresh on game day for *** decade, the hardest and it’s just repetitive over and over again. And when it comes to the jerseys, *** special way to get them out is elbow grease, elbow grease, elbow grease to clean them over. Persistence is key. Customers will often find their favorite players uniforms hanging on the racks except for number one nameplate of the team. I’m sure that they get him *** new jersey. Every game people come here, they see the jersey. They get all excited. Oh my God, can I touch them? But they’re not in the jersey sell. Obviously, it’s *** little bit let down for the customer to be entrusted with the team’s jerseys coupled with *** sense of pride when they see their work on television do get excited about it. Weekend, week out, you root for them and for the last five years, it’s great. Christie Ileto channel six Action News?
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Small business that cleans jerseys for the Eagles preparing for Super Bowl
Updated: 5:41 AM EST Feb 3, 2023
A local dry cleaning business in Philadelphia has been keeping the Eagles looking fresh on game day for a decade.Lattanzio’s Linn Cleaners is responsible for cleaning the Eagles’ team jerseys. Employees spent Monday morning scrubbing out the win from Sunday night’s NFC championship to get them ready for the super bowl. Joe Lattanzio and his brother Vince co-own the business and have been responsible for cleaning the team’s jerseys for 10 years.”The grass stains are the hardest and it’s just repetitive over and over again,” said Joe Lattanzio. “A special way to get them out is elbow grease, elbow grease, elbow grease to clean them over.”Lattanzio says it’s an honor to be entrusted with the team’s jerseys coupled with a sense of pride when they see their work on television. Lattanzio joked their favorite jersey to clean is the kicker’s because he rarely gets touched.
A local dry cleaning business in Philadelphia has been keeping the Eagles looking fresh on game day for a decade.
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Lattanzio’s Linn Cleaners is responsible for cleaning the Eagles’ team jerseys. Employees spent Monday morning scrubbing out the win from Sunday night’s NFC championship to get them ready for the super bowl.
Joe Lattanzio and his brother Vince co-own the business and have been responsible for cleaning the team’s jerseys for 10 years.
“The grass stains are the hardest and it’s just repetitive over and over again,” said Joe Lattanzio. “A special way to get them out is elbow grease, elbow grease, elbow grease to clean them over.”
Lattanzio says it’s an honor to be entrusted with the team’s jerseys coupled with a sense of pride when they see their work on television.
Lattanzio joked their favorite jersey to clean is the kicker’s because he rarely gets touched.
