Al's Formal Wear Goes Retro
Colored tuxedos, and ruffled shirts are back and hotter than ever. Al's Formal Wear now has the perfect color to match your date's outfit, or better yet to express your personality.
Make prom 2003 an unforgettable one by making an everlasting impression with a variety of styles and colors. Al's Formal Wear has everything from Zootsuits of the 30s and 40s to the hottest colors ranging from periwinkle to platinum.
Melinda Gordon, V.P. of Merchandising for Al's Formal Wear says, "Young men are no longer afraid to bring color into their outfits, and by doing so, they are making fashion statements now along with young ladies on prom night."
For those that are not so daring yet want to go with something different can pair the traditional tuxedo with a colored shirt, or a ruffled shirt for a more retro look.
Accessorize your tuxedo with the latest styles and trends. Al's Formal Wear has cummerbunds featuring the latest colors and designs, English-inspired cravats and much more.
Over 30,000 rentals are now in stock and range in prices to meet any budget.
To ensure you get exactly what you want, Al's Formal Wear recommends visiting a store near you at least a month prior to prom.
Check your mailbox for brochures containing special savings, scholarship information and other great deals.
For a store near you, dial your area code, then 730-4ALS or visit online at www.alsformalwear.com.
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