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Victorian Men's Clothing At Affordable Prices


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Have you tried costume shops?

The internet (E-Bay)

If there are any shops that provide costumes to the movie industry or theater, they

would likely have what you need.

Or you could travel back in time and find a shop on Fleet Street in London. :P

They would be cheapest, but they probably won't accept your credit card.

Carolyn Marie

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Guest Joanna Phipps
Have you tried costume shops?

The internet (E-Bay)

If there are any shops that provide costumes to the movie industry or theater, they

would likely have what you need.

Or you could travel back in time and find a shop on Fleet Street in London. :P

They would be cheapest, but they probably won't accept your credit card.

Carolyn Marie

not to mention having to do the time-warp :P

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not to mention having to do the time-warp :P

...again.

In addition to what's already been suggested, you could alternately purchase fabrics and sew the clothes yourself. It takes a bit of time and effort and practice, but in the end you can get exactly what you want in exactly your size. And for something like Victorian style clothing, I daresay this would be cheaper as well.

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Guest Robin Winter
...again.

In addition to what's already been suggested, you could alternately purchase fabrics and sew the clothes yourself. It takes a bit of time and effort and practice, but in the end you can get exactly what you want in exactly your size. And for something like Victorian style clothing, I daresay this would be cheaper as well.

Absolutely. I've found clothing in similar styles online, particularly tops that I like, but the prices are ridiculous and they're generally made from cheap fabrics and wouldn't hold up much past a few dozen washings. I'd like to take up sewing myself, at some point, and just steal the ideas from the online places :P (That's not bad if I'm not selling anything, right? Just for me? *Bambi eyes*).

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Well... I know someone that custom makes costumes for way cheap. But there are here in Arizona. If you want me to give you the name still just send me a PM. They did my whole pirate costume pretty cheap as opposed to buying everything alone. Plus everything fits very well. They usually do Renaissance/Medieval type costumes but I have seen some Victorian stuff too.

Joey

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