Mississippi Family Opens Three New Lapel Cleaners Locations

Mississippi Family Opens Three New Lapel Cleaners Locations

NEW ALBANY, Miss. — Clean Brands LLC recently announced the growth of Lapels Cleaners in North Mississippi under the ownership of Josh Bryan and his mother, Jan Bryan.

The Bryan family now owns and operates three Lapels Cleaners locations serving New Albany, Tupelo, Saltillo, and surrounding communities, including Pontotoc.

The New Albany and Tupelo locations operate as full-service plants, Clean Brands says, while the Saltillo store functions as a satellite location.

“We’re most excited about serving the communities we live in and supporting local families,” says Josh Bryan. “As business owners and lifelong Mississippians, we understand how important it is to have dependable services close to home. Our goal is to give time back to busy families and professionals by providing convenient, high-quality garment care they can count on.” 

The Bryans assumed ownership of two existing Lapels locations and rebranded a former Martinizing Cleaners location in Saltillo, expanding access to professional drycleaning services in an area with growing demand, the company says. The New Albany Gazette recently recognized their New Albany location as “Best of Union County 2025.”

Josh brings more than 20 years of experience in long-term care and health rehabilitation administration to the family business. Throughout his healthcare career, he has overseen operations, managed teams and prioritized service excellence — skills, the company says, he now applies to delivering high-quality garment care with a strong emphasis on reliability and community trust. Both Bryans are Mississippi natives who are passionate about serving the communities they call home.

“Trust and service are at the core of everything we do,” says Jan Bryan. “Whether it’s a suit for work, a favorite sweater, or everyday laundry, we treat every item with care.”

NEW ALBANY, Miss. — Mother-son team launches stores in New Albany, Tupelo and Saltillo

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