Dry cleaners are struggling to attract Millennials, who are opting for fast fashion and casual workwear.

Dry cleaners are struggling to attract Millennials, who are opting for fast fashion and casual workwear. It’s another business that’s become antiquated as Millennials move into adulthood. Revenues for garment cleaners have been on a steady 0.5% decline since 2012, and experts estimate the rate will only rise in the next five years. Businesses that are bringing in young clientele are making the case for convenience, like Rinse which offers door-to-door delivery by partnering with smaller dry-cleaning shops. (Racked)