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Custom Shirts and Suits, Formal Wear Rentals, Tony Laguda Has What You Need for the Holidays
Whether you're looking to cross someone off your shopping list or need to rent a tuxedo for a holiday gala, Tony Laguda has what you need.
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With 40 years experience, and 40 years in Ambler, has something for all of your holiday season needs.
Tony Laguda rents formal wear for all those upcoming holiday parties, black tie, white tie, galas and balls that people attend this time of year, as well as sells tuxedos.
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They also do alterations, some of which are done in house, and others are taken just down the street. Frank Laguda, son of the Tony Laguda, the original owner, said alterations is a big-hitter in winter, when people are looking to wear something "new" without spending a lot of money, so they try to make a new outfit out of something they already own.
They can take clothing in or let it out and do both men’s and women’s clothing.
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Frank has earned a title as Master Custom Designer, so the store has reintroduced custom clothing. He said there are lots of fabrics to choose from for custom shirts and he can fit someone of any size.
He measures for custom shirts and custom suits. Both are made in the USA.
They also sell elegant ties for the man on your list.
Groomsmen gifts can also be ordered as holiday gifts. They offer everything from engraved flasks and cufflinks to picture frames and mugs.
Tony Laguda also sells gift certificates, in case you want to get someone a custom suit or custom shirt, but want it to be a surprise, or know someone who’s going to need a tuxedo in the near future, or just likes to look sharp.
Frank said, “This is where tradition meets trend.” The family owned business has everything in stock that they rent out and they stand behind everything they sell. Frank is apprenticing as a tailor and learning the art of Italian tailoring, just like his father, who opened the business.
To see more about the family and what they offer, visit their website.
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