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Hugh Harris Hire Service - Catalogue of men's designer and classic formal wear from London firm.
1st Call for Weddings - Specialise in once worn designer wedding dresses and new designer samples.
Wilkinson's - Sell all items connected with Highland dress, day or evening wear, and hire outfits to customers in the West of Scotland and beyond; based in Paisley.
Oakwood Tailors - Formal and evening wear hire from Leeds firm.
Classic Man - Wedding and formal suit hire for men from Bristol firm.
Peever's Menswear - Sandbach, Cheshire shop provides formal morning and evening wear for hire for men. Also sells mens clothing.
Lyn Oakes - Family run specialist clothing supplier for ladies and gentlemen. All sizes and made to measure or design service available.
Occasions Formalwear - Selection of menswear, formalwear, and wedding clothes for hire including waistcoats and cravats.
Alternative Gowns - New and once worn bridal and evening wear; also offers corsets and lingerie. Profile, FAQ, catalogue and shopping cart.
Ede and Ravenscroft - Academic, legal, municipal, state and livery robes for sale or hire from store with branches in London, Oxford and Edinburgh. No catalogue, prices or mail order. [Requires 1024 x 768 screen for full function]
Pocket Watch Waist Coats - Specialising in ladies and gentlemens evening wear with certain ranges available for boys. Provisional orders can be placed but are subject to availability of material.
Fantasy Waistcoats - Offering a range waistcoats and formal occaison wear, accessories with order form and brochure request.
Curly Wurly Creations - Fairytale tiaras, crowns, hair-accessories and hand beaded bridal handbags.
Buckleighs Waistcoats - Shows a range of single and double breasted waistcoats. Includes information on how to order, company history and contact details.
Berkswell Direct - Online store for ballgowns, bridesmaids dresses and cocktail dresses, both small and plus sizes. Offers up to a size 44.
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