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A complete at-home garment-care kit covers four jobs: pressing, steaming, de-pilling, and the water and accessories that keep the other tools running well. You don’t need a different tool for every fabric or garment type. You need one tool per job, done right.
The Kit at a Glance
Product | Job | Best For | Price |
Nori Press | Pressing and steaming in one device | Structured pieces: dress shirts, trousers, blazers | $119 |
Nori Cloud | Steam-only wrinkle removal | Delicates, hanging garments, curtains, bedding | $89.99 |
Nori Trim | De-pilling and lint removal | Sweaters, upholstery, coats, anything pilled | $59 |
Fabric Facial (optional) | Deionized, deodorizing steaming water | Extends steam equipment life, adds freshness | $15 |
Pressing: The Nori Press
The Nori Press handles the job a steamer can’t: a genuinely pressed, dry-clean-style finish on structured pieces. Two heated plates clamp both sides of the garment at once, with six fabric-specific heat settings and no ironing board required.
Our Nori Cloud vs. Nori Press comparison covers exactly which garments call for this over steam alone.
Steaming: The Nori Cloud
The Nori Cloud covers what’s awkward to clamp: sequins, beading, curtains, bedding, and anything still on a hanger or a rod. It heats up in 25 seconds and holds 20+ minutes of continuous steam. Our how-to-use guide covers technique by fabric type in full.
The Nori Cloud
$89.99
The next generation of clothing steamers with no leaks, no spits, just better steam.… read more
De-Pilling: The Nori Trim
The Nori Trim is the job most at-home kits skip entirely: removing pills and lint that build up on sweaters, coats, and upholstery over time. It’s a wireless, rechargeable fabric shaver with six precision blades, a 2.5-inch shaving area, and about an hour of shaving time per charge. It works on knits, furniture, and curtains alike, not just clothing.
The Nori Trim
$59.00
A high performance fabric shaver designed to remove pills and lint from clothing and furniture. … read more
The Accessory That Keeps It Running: Fabric Facial
Fabric Facial is deionized, deodorizing steaming water designed to pair with the Press or Cloud. It reduces the mineral buildup that causes spitting and water spots over time, so it’s less a fourth “job” and more a way to keep the other three running longer.
Fabric Facial
$15.00
Odor-eliminating ironing water and wrinkle-release spray designed to improve your ironing experience. … read more
Building the Kit on a Budget
Not everyone needs all three devices on day one. If your wardrobe leans casual and delicate, start with the Cloud. If it leans structured, start with the Press. Add the Trim once pilling becomes a visible problem, usually after a full winter season with wool and knits in regular rotation.
Our decision guide on whether you need both a steamer and an iron walks through which to buy first based on what’s actually in your closet.
FAQs
Do I need all three Nori devices to have a complete garment-care setup?
No. Most wardrobes are well covered with two: the Press or the Cloud for wrinkles, plus the Trim for pilling. Owning all three just means every job has its dedicated tool rather than a compromise.
Is the Nori Trim really necessary, or is it optional?
It’s optional in the sense that pilling won’t ruin a garment overnight, but it’s the one job pressing and steaming don’t touch at all. If sweaters, coats, or upholstery in your home visibly pill, the Trim solves a problem the other two devices can’t.
What should I buy first if I’m building this kit from scratch?
Start with whichever tool matches your wardrobe: the Nori Press if you wear structured pieces regularly, the Nori Cloud if you lean casual or own a lot of delicates. Add the Trim once pilling becomes noticeable.
