Harlequin
MCH-101Saffron diamonds interrupt a pale ground, giving a loose silhouette a clear rhythm.
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THEATRICAL CLOTHING / AN EDITED COLLECTION
For the character
you have in mind.
Explore five costume ideas through their shapes, colours and finishing details. From Harlequin diamonds to a quiet Pierrot silhouette, this sample collection offers a starting point for stage, performance and dress. Read the garment notes, gather your measurements, then ask about purchase or rental options for your chosen character.
THE CHARACTER INDEX
Five ways to take the stage.
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Pierrot
MCH-102A loose white silhouette draws attention to a soft ruff and a line of grey pompons.
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Jester
MCH-103Plum and dusty mauve panels meet in an asymmetric pointed hem.
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Circus Clown
MCH-104Washed blue and rust stripes sit beside patch pockets and an oversized collar.
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Ringmaster
MCH-105A claret tailcoat is framed by narrow gold-toned braid and a dark waistcoat.
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FABRIC & FINISHING
Read the garment
as closely as the role.
- Materials
- Ask for the confirmed fibre, lining and trim information. Texture in an image cannot establish fabric composition.
- Measurements
- Compare garment measurements with your own and allow for the movement your performance needs.
- Condition & included pieces
- Request close photographs and a written list of the pieces offered. Styling accessories may be separate.
FROM IDEA TO INQUIRY
A few details
before the fitting.
An inquiry does not reserve a costume or confirm an order.
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Choose a costume.
Note its name and reference. Read the design description and the details awaiting confirmation.
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Send your requirements.
Include purchase or rental, dates, relevant measurements and any questions about the pieces shown.
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Confirm the particulars.
Receive confirmation of the actual garment, availability, quotation and terms before agreeing anything.