A storage company was holding the customers' clothes, but the...

A storage company was holding the customers' clothes, but the items are now being returned to the store. Credit: News 12 Long Island

Customers can now get back clothes they thought were lost when a Westbury dry cleaner shut its doors earlier this week.

The landlord of Lewis Dry Cleaners says the owner fell behind on the rent and was evicted. A storage company was holding the customers' clothes, but the items are now being returned to the store.

Today, store owner Moo Wong Lee admitted to financial troubles. He told News 12 he was just as surprised as his customers about the eviction.

Customers can head to the store to pick up their belongings today between noon and 4 p.m.

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