Affordable Tuxedo Rental

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Mr. Tuxedo
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What is a Tuxedo?

• A tuxedo (American English), or dinner
  jacket (British English), is a semi-formal two or 
  three piece suit for evening wear, distinguished
  primarily by satin or grosgrain jacket's lapels,
  and similar stripes along the outseam of the
  trousers.
• As traditionally prescribed ever since the 20th
  century by the informal Western dress code, also
  known as "black tie", the suit is typically
  black, midnight blue or white, worn with a
  white dress shirt with standing or
  turnover collar and link cuffs, black bowtie,
  black waist coat, black patent leather dress
  shoes, and other accessories. The correct hat
  would be a semi-formal homburg, bowler, or boater
  hat.

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What is a Tuxedo?

• The dinner jacket evolved in late 19th century
  out of the smoking jacket  originally 19th
  century informal evening wear without tailsdesigna
  ted for more comfortable tobacco smoking 
  following the example of the then Prince, later
  King Edward VII (18411910). Thus in many
  non-English languages, it is known as a
  "smoking". In American English, its synonym
  "tuxedo" was derived from the town of Tuxedo
  Park in New York State, where it was first
  introduced following the example of Europeans.

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Etymology

• Dinner jacket in the context of menswear first
  appeared in the United Kingdom of Great Britain
  and Ireland around 1887 and in the US around
  1889.  In the 1960s it became associated in the
  United States with white or colored jackets
  specifically.
• Tuxedo in the context of menswear originated in
  the US around 1888. It was named after Tuxedo
  Park, a Hudson Valley enclave for New Yorks
  social elite where it was often seen in its early
  years. The term was capitalized until the 1930s
  and traditionally referred only to a white
  jacket. When the jacket was later paired with its
  own unique trousers and accessories in the 1900s
  the term began to be associated with the entire
  suit.

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Etymology

• In French, Italian, Portuguese, German, Polish,
  Russian, Turkish, and other European languages
  the jacket is called a smoking and in Spanish it
  is an esmoquin. This name is in reference to the
  jackets early similarity to Victorian smoking
  jackets.
• The suit with accompanying accessories is
  sometimes nicknamed a penguin suit given its
  resemblance to the bird's black body and white
  chest. Other slang terms include monkey suit and,
  since 1918, soup and fish.

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Our History

• Started in 1960, Mr. Tuxedo Inc. has been serving
  the Tri-State longer than any formal wear store
  in the area. Throughout the years, we have built
  our business by surpassing customer's
  expectations. Mr. Tux "fits the suit that
  transforms the man." Our superior prices and
  service have been the driving force behind our
  business and we've remained committed to superior
  clothing and quality service. Try us once and
  you'll agree.

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Mr. Tuxedo offers

• On-Site Warehouse with Complete In-Stock
  Inventory
• Over 100 Styles and Colors to Choose From
• Over 50 Years of Experience
• Tuxedos for Weddings, Proms, and Formal Events
• One Tuxedo Free after 5 Paid Rentals
• Two Tuxedos Free after 12 Paid Rentals

For more information visit at www.mrtuxedo.net