Thinking about adding wholesale tuxedos and suits to your business’ offerings? Looking at different ways to make your business more profitable? Curious about the benefits of becoming a tuxedo wholesaler? Learn more about the benefits of becoming a tuxedo wholesaler and the ease of adding new product offerings to your customers.

Tuxedo Wholesale Rental for Weddings

#1 The Perfect Complement for Your Existing Business

Whether you’re a florist, an alterations shop, a bridal salon, a men’s clothing store, a tuxedo shop, a tailor, or a beauty salon, becoming a tuxedo wholesaler is a perfect complement to your business. Typically, businesses that succeed the most from adding wholesale tuxedo rental to their offerings are within the wedding industry or adjacent to the wedding industry overall. These businesses are already seeing couples who are planning weddings. Most likely, these couples are already using their business as a vendor for their wedding, which means that bundling tuxedo and suit rental with your business is even more convenient!

Couples cut out the unnecessary burden of dealing with another business and get two services under one roof.

Why Become a Tuxedo Wholesaler

#2 Increase Your Bottom Line

Adding wholesale tuxedo and suit rental to your business’s offering could increase your bottom line by more than 20%. Without significant investment in merchandise, inventory, additional retail space, or employees, your business will become increasingly more profitable without incurring any debt. Capitalize on customers you’ve already acquired by offering them a service they’re already in the market for, exponentially increasing your margins.

#3 Add Additional Services with Ease

What’s that old adage in business – ‘If you’re not growing, you’re dying.’ Well, we do happen to agree. But there are only so many hours in the day, and a million things need your attention as a business owner. If you’re looking to expand your business offerings without adding additional pressure to your time, wholesale tuxedo and suit rental could be just the thing to help your business continue to grow.

Wholesale Suit Rental

#4 Increase Your Customer Base

With added services comes the opportunity to serve more customers—customers your business may never have had a chance to serve before becoming a tuxedo wholesaler. Not only will you be serving more couples and weddings, but you’ll also open up a line of business for many other special occasions. Adding wholesale tuxedo and suit rental to your business can bring in customers for bar mitzvahs, first communions, confirmations, quinceaneras, proms, homecomings—even funerals. Becoming a tuxedo wholesaler can open a whole new world for your business.

Why Choose Rondinelli Tuxedo Company as Your Wholesaler?

  • Affordability: Rondinelli Tuxedo proudly provides the MOST affordable wholesale tuxedo and suits rental prices compared to any other provider in the country. Compare our prices and see how our pricing will affect your wholesale margins.
  • History: Rondinelli Tuxedo Company has been in business for almost 75 years. We have a proven track record of providing quality products and superior service to our wholesale partners.
  • *A Wholesaler That Isn’t Your Competitor*: Unlike our competitors, Rondinelli Tuxedo does not sell our wholesale products online directly to consumers. We are not interested in competing with you for customers. Instead, we’re fully committed to being your partner and growing YOUR business, not lining our own pockets with customers who should be visiting your business.

Regardless of who you choose for your wholesale provider, we’re confident that adding tuxedo and suit rental to your business will help you grow. You can learn more about wholesale rental with Rondinelli Tuxedo here.

PROM 2024 is right around the corner. Guys & gals: Do you know what you’re gonna wear on the Night of Nights? Should you wear a suit? Maybe go more formal with a tuxedo? Have you taken a look at the current trends in formalwear fashion? And what vibe are you looking for with your Prom 2024 fashion? Whether you’re more traditional with your formalwear or want to make a big and bold statement with your fashion choices, Rondinelli Tuxedo has got you covered for Prom 2024.

So, what to wear: Suit or Tux for Prom 2024? Check out our guide below to learn more about the current trends in formalwear fashion and our picks for Prom 2024!

PROM 2024 - Barbie Pink

#1 Barbie Barbie Pink

2023 was undoubtedly the year of the Barbie movie. And we’ve seen that movie mania bleed through our formalwear trends this year, too! Check out our NEW (gorgeous) Hot Pink Aries Paisley Tuxedo jackets available to rent for Prom 2024 at all of our locations. This look is PERFECT for anyone who wants to make a statement with their Prom 2024 fashion. And this look is a litttttle bit more formal with a tuxedo jacket versus wearing a suit. We also think this will pair perfectly with some of the trendy prom dresses we’ve seen this year. These tuxedo jackets are available for purchase only (limited quantity available) at all of our retail locations.

Hunter Green Slim Fit Suit  David Major French Blue Suit

#2 Hunter Green & French Blue Suits

So, suit or tux for Prom 2024? If you’re looking for a more informal look, we recommend opting for our David Major French Blue or Hunter Green Suit. We’ve been seeing a lot of vibrant blues in trendy color palettes and think that our French Blue Suit will be a perfect pair with any formal dress option for Prom 2024. Additionally, green color palettes are very popular right now in men’s formalwear fashion. You can pair both of these suits with unique colored accessories, too. Both of these suits are available to rent or buy (limited quantities available). Shop our color collection online or visit any of our retail locations to play with your prom color palette.

#3 Light Tan

Especially in the Spring and heading into the Summer, we’re projecting our tan suits and tuxedos to be a VERY popular option for Prom 2024. Our tan options are extremely versatile and can be paired with unique colored accessories, ties, etc. And they can also be dressed up or dressed down, depending on what you’re looking for! Browse our Tan Dominic Slim Fit Tuxedo (available for rent only) or our David Major Tan Suit (available to rent or buy), both perfect options for Prom 2024.

 

#4 Two-Tone Tuxedo Jackets

Right now, we’re seeing a lot of two-tone tuxedo jackets, with bold colors. If you want a more formal look for Prom 2024, this option is for you, but you still want to have fun and stand out amongst the crowd! Shop our Rondinelli Tuxedo two-tone tuxedo jackets to see what options we can offer you for Prom 2024:

Although most of the time, this trend is shown as a tuxedo jacket, it can be accessorized to be a lot more informal than other tuxedo looks. Therefore, these options are very versatile and are great mix-and-match options for Prom 2024!

Indochino Rust Suit - Prom 2024 Suit

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#5 Rust & Burgundy Suits

Let’s be straight up: We’re OBSESSED with this color palette and think it could be perfectly styled for Prom 2024. The Johnby Twill Rust Suit is perfect for a trendy and casual prom look. However, it is a bit on the expensive side. So, if you’re not looking to spend that much on your prom suit, we recommend our David Major Burgundy Suit (available for rental only). Both of these suits can be paired with fun colored accessories to spice up the look and help stand out!

 

So, what should you wear: a suit or a tux for Prom 2024? In our humble opinion, you can’t go wrong either way! We’re confident that you’ll be able to find options in both styles to suit whatever you’re looking for. Our advice: have fun with your prom 2024 style and dress to impress on the ‘night of nights’!

Whether you’re shopping for your wedding, getting excited for senior prom, or want to look dapper for an upcoming special occasion, you’re probably in the market for a tuxedo. But where do you start? Which company provides the most convenient purchasing option? What do you have time for? Who do your friends and family recommend?

All are important questions and ones that you should certainly focus on as you get further into the buying process. However, one question proceeds all the others: How much does it cost to rent a tuxedo? And where can YOU get the best deal on your tuxedo? Keep reading to find out the average cost of tuxedo rentals and what you can expect to spend during your next formalwear shopping experience.

But before we tell ya exactly how much you’ll be paying for your tuxedo rental, consider a couple of different factors that can (and will) affect the cost of your tuxedo.

Designer, Fit, & Style

When you’re shopping for your tuxedo rental, you’ll have many choices in terms of designer, fit, and style. And what you choose will certainly affect your tuxedo rental cost. So, make sure to consider these factors and how they’ll change your rental cost. For example, each tuxedo rental provider will carry their own line of formalwear designer styles, like:

  • Allure Men
  • Ike Behar
  • Calvin Klein
  • Vera Wang
  • Ben Sherman
  • Michael Kors

… And price them accordingly. Make sure to browse your rental providers’ pricing tiers based on designer preferences. Also, keep in mind that tuxedo fit & style also play a role in pricing. New arrivals and styles will typically be priced higher.

What is Included With Your Rental?

This one is a biggie: Does your tuxedo rental include everything you’ll need to complete your outfit? Or will you purchase separate accessories yourself? Most tuxedo rental providers base pricing on the entire ensemble, i.e., coat, pants, shirt, tie, accessories (vest, suspenders, or cummerbund), plus studs, cufflinks, and shoes. However, make sure to get confirmation on exactly what is included in the total cost of your rental.

Wedding Tuxedo Cost

Length of Rental

Another factor that can affect the price of your tuxedo rental is how long you’ll need your tuxedo. Most rental tuxedos are priced for one week with a customer. However, if you need your rental for longer, that will certainly increase the price as well.

How Much Does it Cost to Rent a Tuxedo?

Obviously, there are many different components that determine the cost of renting a tuxedo. Depending on style, designer, accessories, and duration of rental, on average, customers pay between $150 and $299 to rent a tuxedo.

Additionally, customers who visit any of our 4 Rondinelli Tuxedo Company locations can expect to pay, on average, between $168 and $219 for their tuxedo rental. Remember that Rondinelli Tuxedo provides the most affordable suits, tuxedos, and men’s formalwear available in northeastern Ohio and western Pennsylvania.

To schedule an appointment at any of our 4 locations, book online today. Thanks for checking out the Rondinelli Tuxedo Company blog. Make sure to explore some of our other content or shop online now.

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Okay, so what is a lapel? And why does it matter so much when considering your style? What are the types of lapels? And why should you care? Let’s cut to the chase – lapel choice can make or break your formal wear style. So you need to make sure that your choice of lapel compliments the occasion, the garment (suit vs. tuxedo), and your personal style needs. 

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We get it – you’re not wearing a tuxedo every day. So, we know you’re gonna have questions when getting dressed in your Rondinelli tuxedo. And, instead of panic-Googling while getting dressed, we’ve created an easy ‘how to’ guide to putting on your tuxedo before your special event!

The line between suits and tuxedos has slowly become blurred since the turn of the century. Formal wear fashion always evolves, with each decade putting its spin on black tie classics (think ruffled shirts, light blue tuxedos, & 4” wide peak lapels). But, even with this evolution, what really is the differences between a suit vs. tuxedo? And what are the obvious markers to help you tell the difference? And when is each appropriate?

Read on to find out what we consider to be the major differences between suits vs. tuxedos. Stick around, and you might learn a little somthin’.

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