Mardi Gras

Mardi Gras Tuxedo Rentals

Ball season is our busiest stretch of the year. We rent black tie, white tie and tails, and everything a krewe’s dress code is likely to ask for — for members, for court, and for the guests who found out last week that the invitation said formal.

Walk-ins welcome — no appointment needed for anything we do in store.

What you get

What the rental includes

Black tie, white tie and tails

Whatever the invitation says. If your krewe has a dress code, read it to us and we will put the right thing in front of you.

Shirt, tie, vest and pocket square included

Rent the jacket and pants together and those four come with it. Shoes and the damage waiver are the only add-ons, and you see the total before anyone pays.

Ball season stock

We carry depth through the season rather than one of each. Coming in early still means more choice — the tails go first every year.

Walk-ins welcome

No appointment for anything we do in store — browsing, measuring, a fitting or pickup. Call ahead only if you want a stylist held for a big group.

Alterations in house

Hemming and adjustments happen at the store, not at a vendor three states away, so a fix before your date is a fix, not a gamble.

Guests welcome, not just members

You do not have to belong to the krewe. A lot of what we rent in January goes to people invited to somebody else’s ball.

Three Louisiana stores

Mardi Gras near you

Pick the store closest to you for its address, hours and phone number — and for what this looks like in that town.

Lafayette

3546 Ambassador Caffery Parkway #103, Lafayette, LA 70503

Hours

Mon-Sat10:00 am - 6:00 pm
SundayClosed
Mardi Gras in Lafayette

New Iberia

820 East Admiral Doyle Drive Suite D, New Iberia, LA 70560

Hours

Mon-Fri10:00 am - 6:00 pm
Saturday10:00 am - 5:00 pm
SundayClosed
Mardi Gras in New Iberia

Lake Charles

607 W Prien Lake Rd, Lake Charles, LA 70601

Hours

Mon-Fri10:00 am - 6:00 pm
Saturday10:00 am - 5:00 pm
SundayClosed
Mardi Gras in Lake Charles

How it works

4 steps, start to finish

1

Come in early in the season

Tell us the ball and the date. Before Twelfth Night is ideal; the week of is doable but the rack is thinner.

2

Match the dress code

White tie, black tie or full dress — we will read the invitation with you if it is not obvious.

3

Get measured

Fitted in store in a few minutes, or measurements submitted online.

4

Pick up before the ball

Pressed and ready, with alterations handled in house.

Common questions

Everything you’re wondering

When should I rent for a Mardi Gras ball?

Before the season starts if you can — the season is short and everyone in the parish needs the same thing in the same three weeks. White tie and tails in particular sell out first.

Do you carry white tie and tails?

Yes. Ball season is the reason we carry them at all. Bring the invitation if the dress code is worded oddly and we will tell you what it actually means.

What is included in the rental?

Jacket and pants together include the shirt, tie, vest and pocket square. Shoes and the damage waiver are add-ons.

Do I need to be in a krewe?

No. We rent to anyone going to a ball, a parade or a party, member or guest.

Can a group of us rent together?

Yes — krewe groups renting together is normal here. Call the store ahead if there are more than a handful of you and we will make sure someone is free.

Still have a question? Call or visit any of our three stores

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