Custom Tuxedos in Columbus OH

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A tuxedo is essential to every man's formal wear. The tuxedo suit is typically black or midnight blue (other colors are also popular) and commonly worn with a formal shirt, shoes and other accessories, most traditionally in the form prescribed by "the black tie dress code". ​Our custom tuxedo tailor shop has over 500 high quality fabrics and unlimited designs starting at only $374. We also have tuxedo rentals available.

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Tuxedo Price Ranges, Columbus Ohio

 

​Prices range from $374 to $1,112. First-Time Buyers receive 10% off. Your custom tailored tuxedo will be ready in 21 to 28 days. Rush service for tuxedos in Columbus Ohio is also available.

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Events that require formal clothing easily number among the most significant in our lives. At By Vesna Custom Tailoring we believe that your formal event is too important to allow just anybody to handle your attire. A formal occasion requires that you look your best. You need to be assured that your garment will fit perfectly and be ready to wear in a timely manner.

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By Vesna Custom Tailoring will guide you with your purchasing decisions. There are so many options in selecting a tuxedo that you as a client are not aware of. Options include lapel height and width, non-satin lapels, high or low button stances, vests, color of inside lining, and much more. Most importantly, it is critical that the tuxedo is designed to fit and flatter you on your big day. Do not leave it to amateurs. Get the best fitted tuxedo in Columbus Ohio and look your greatest!

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Your Custom Tuxedo and Our Promise

 

Your custom tuxedo must flatter your body. If you are young & trim then you need a narrow shoulder with a tapered jacket and a thin lapel. If you are heavy, it is critical that the jacket length falls right at the bottom of the seat and that the front button stance is proportional to your torso. There are so many other examples, allow our formalwear experts to guide you through each step.

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We will be in communication with you every step of the process. There will be no surprises, we do as we say. We are appreciative of your business and will never take it for granted.

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Columbus Ohio Tuxedo Fit Guarantee!

 

The majority of our first-time clients rarely require a second fitting. Should you require more than two fittings, we will re-cut or refund your garment. ​

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Why Wear a Tuxedo in Columbus Ohio?

 

The earliest form of the tuxedo in the United States was recorded in 1866 and was worn as a dinner jacket for formal events. There are many reasons to wear a tuxedo in Columbus Ohio. The most popular events to wear a tuxedo in Columbus Ohio are for: 

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• Black Tie Events

• Masquerade Balls

• Formal Balls

• Ball Room Dancing

• Weddings

• Galas and Fundraisers

• High School Proms, Homecoming and Sweethart dances

• College Formal Events

• Formal Club Events

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Tuxedos are also often worn by male musicians at concerts or performers at specials events. In these circumstances the tuxedo's styling and accessories are most commonly chosen according to the wearer's tastes. At black tie events, such as gala fundraisers, men typically wear more traditional tuxedos and accessories as dictated by the dress code.

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Tuxedo Brands 

 

By Vesna has Tuxedo rentals in Columbus OH featuring many designer brands such as:

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• James Madison

• Jean Yves

• Ike Behar

• Allure Men

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Take a look at our Columbus Ohio Tuxedo Shop >> to view our tuxedo rental selection. 

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Tuxedo Evolution in Columbus Ohio

 

The tuxedo has evolved since the 1800's. The earliest tuxedo jackets were of the same black material as the dress coat with one, two or no buttons and a shawl collar faced in satin or ribbed silk. By the turn of the twentieth century the peaked lapel was equally popular and the one-button model had become standard. When trousers were sold with the jacket they were of the same material. Edwardian Dandies often opted for Oxford grey or a very dark blue for their evening wear.

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Color, texture and pattern became increasingly popular in warm-weather jackets in the 1950s.In the 1960s, these variations became increasingly common regardless of season or climate. Notch lapels were once again a fad. By the 1970s, mass-market retailers began offering white and colored versions of the entire suit to its rental customers. The 1980s vogue for nostalgic and retro styles returned evening wear to its black tone. Notch lapels returned for good in the 1980s, and in the 1990s tuxedo jackets increasingly took on other traits of the business suit, such as two- and three-button styling, flap pockets, and centre vents. These trends have continued into the early 21st century and midnight blue is now once again a popular alternative. [Source:Wikipedia]