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Wardrobe and Costume:

All Around Costumes

A conglomeration of six German companies that produce theater costumes by Alexandra Brandner, leather by Fauck OHG, historical shoes by Alexander Harr, costumes and classical ballet leotards by Klaus Schreck GmbH fabrics and material for decorations by Wohlenberg and Co.

http://allaboutcostumes.com/index_en.html

Graand

Free Classified Ads Portal

www.graand.com

Banff Centre Costume Shop

Images, rentals, facilities, contact information, and school's theatre history. Located in Banff, Alberta, Canada.

http://www.banffcentre.ca/Theatre/services/rentals.asp

Cosprop

London-based costumery for film, television, and theatre. Article, images, list of past productions, contact information.

http://www.cosprop.co.uk/

Fnomna Concepts

Made-to-order or custom designed theatrical and fashion headpieces, headdresses, and costumes. Located in Sydney, Australia.

http://home.iprimus.com.au/deltasoft/

Malabar

Theatrical costume house and dancewear supplier.

http://www.malabar.net

Mandy Bryan

Located in Glasgow, a costume maker and designer specialising in theatre, film and television productions; includes profile, portfolio and contact details.

http://www.mandybryan.co.uk/

Mariinsky Theatre's Costume Departments

Wardrobe for the Kirov Opera and Ballet. Information and visual tour.

http://www.costumes.org/travel/00pages/maryinski.htm

Theatre UAF Costume Shop Web

Shoelace the costume shop cat invites visitors for a tour of the wardrobe department at the University of Alaska - Fairbanks. Captioned image gallery, screensavers, dyeing and painting information, and Alaska Native show (Tuma).

http://www.costumes.org/classes/uafcostumeshop/uafcostweb.htm

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