Clothes and fabrics
Silk, cashmere, fur, leather and suede. Pressing and steaming chosen to suit the material.
Clothes at this level are not simply clothes. They are an investment, and part of how a person is seen. Renta Staffing Agency finds people in Yerevan who know the difference between cashmere and wool, and how the best labels should be kept.

A mistake here ruins a garment worth thousands. Skill here is not a preference. It is the condition of the job.
Silk, cashmere, fur, leather and suede. Pressing and steaming chosen to suit the material.
Cleaning and reviving shoes, care of bags from the best houses, looking after the fastenings.
Where everything is kept, a digital catalogue of the wardrobe, storage between seasons.
Cases packed for the length of the trip and the dress code, and travelling with the client.
How much there is depends on the size of the wardrobe and how much the client travels.
Fabrics at this level – we ask about them in detail.
Work with the top labels, and references we have taken up.
Steam generators, steamers, professional washing machines.
They handle personal belongings, so a background check is a condition.
The hours are irregular by nature: trips and events shift the work around. The terms and any overtime go into the agreement.
| Arrangement | How it works | Hours |
|---|---|---|
| Five days a week, full-time | A large wardrobe that needs attention every day | Mon–Fri · 8 hrs |
| Part-time | A few days a week, on an agreed schedule | 2–4 days |
| Live-in | Present in the residence | Live-in · by arrangement |
| Travelling with the client | Work outside Armenia, agreed in advance | by arrangement |

Yerevan now has more households whose wardrobes would not look out of place in London or Milan – and clothes like that call for proper care. Very few people in Yerevan do this work. Judging it yourself is difficult, and one mistake can ruin a coat that cost more than the month’s wages. We carry that risk for you.
Our fee is 50 % of the employee’s monthly salary, split equally between the client and the employee.
You describe the job and what matters to you. We ask about the requirements and terms.
We take the brief, sign the agreement and settle the fee. Your replacement guarantee starts here.
Within 3–5 days you receive profiles of three to five suitable candidates.
By phone, online or in person, whichever suits you.
If you wish, they work a few trial days before anything is settled.
A dry cleaner cleans a garment and sends it back. A wardrobe manager runs the whole cycle: daily care, storage, the dressing room, preparing for the season and for trips, keeping an eye on the fastenings. It is continuous work, not something you buy once.
It is a narrow skill and the salary reflects that. Our fee is 50 % of the monthly salary, of which the client pays 25 %. We give a range once we have talked about the size of the wardrobe and the hours.
Yes. We look for candidates willing to work outside Armenia. The terms for trips are set out separately in the agreement.
At interview we ask specific questions: how a particular fabric is cared for, what temperatures it takes, which products are used, how to handle decoration and fastenings. General answers are not enough. We want the detail.
They have access to the client’s personal belongings, so we check the background and the references more thoroughly than usual. Your details are not passed to candidates unless they need them.
Describe the size of the wardrobe, the labels and the hours you need. The first consultation is confidential and commits you to nothing.