Tuxedos For Rent and For Sale

Every man needs a tux and every princess wants to see her prince in a tux. It's just the way it is and Fairy Tales Formals can help make sure you look your best the next time you need that tux. Whether you want to rent a tux at our low rate of $129.95 or if you want to permanently add a tux to your wardrobe, come on in and take a look at some of the tuxes we have in stock. You can also build your tuxedo online.

Check out our Wedding Party Rental Package

 

Tuxedo Rentals

Here's what we rent

• pants
• jacket
• vest or cummerbund
• tie or bow tie
• shirt
• cufflinks
• shoes
• keep it for 4 days ^*

^*late fees apply starting on the 5th day

 

Ready to build your tuxedo? Start here:
Build–A–Tux application is property of Jim's Formal Wear Company. Fairy Tales Formals is an authorized retailer.

Tips For Buying A Great Tuxedo

Our rental tuxedos will look just as good!

• The Shirt
  1. Make sure the sleeves are long enough to fold backward to apply cufflinks without exposing your forearm
  2. Choose a collar that you like (turndown collars are softer, wingtip collars are more traditional)
  3. The bib (front part) should extend past the waistband of your pants
  4. Unless you need a different color, white is the standard color
• The Vest
  1. It's best to stick to the traditional colors (black, white) when purchasing your first tuxedo
  2. The number of buttons is completely a personal preference
  3. The vest should be relaxed and comfortable, not baggy or restrictive
• The Cummerbund (A.K.A. cumberbund)
  1. The cummerbund is not worn with a vest
  2. The only neckwear worn with a cummerbund (traditionally) is a bow tie
  3. It is generally reserved for very formal (black–tie) events
  4. For your first tuxedo, don't worry about it
• The Tie
  1. Bow ties are traditional and very formal
     • pre–tied bow ties are perfectly acceptable
     • clip–on bow ties are not acceptable for adults
     • go with the size and shape bow tie that looks best to you
  2. Neckties are more relaxed, but still formal
     • pre–tied neckties are perfectly acceptable
     • clip–on neckties are not acceptable for adults
  3. No tie is generally reserved for specialty shirts
  4. Ascots and Shar–Pei Cravats are not very common
• The Jacket
  1. A lightweight material is breathable and comfortable
  2. Single or double breasted is your choice
  3. Tails or no tails is also your choice (tails is very formal)
  4. If it feels good and looks good, it probably is good
• The Pants
  1. Vertical pockets are formal
  2. Pants with 2 stripes should be partnered with jackets with tails
  3. Pants with one stripe should be partnered with jackets without tails
  4. The pants should rest comfortably on your waist, not below
• The Socks
  1. Best rule of thumb is go with solid color dress socks that compliment or match your tux
  2. Thin moisture wicking socks are best
• The Shoes
  1. lightweight, leather soled, high gloss shoes are best for multi–use
  2. multi–color (white and black most common) shoes are less formal