Cruiseline Formalwear is no more?

[Dalden1981]

One thing I took for granted was Cruiseline Formalwear. It appears that they have gone out of business. Posts on other cruise line boards mention it back in 2019, so it doesn't appear to be pandemic related. Can anyone confirm this?

 

[ironz]

One thing I took for granted was Cruiseline Formalwear. It appears that they have gone out of business. Posts on other cruise line boards mention it back in 2019, so it doesn't appear to be pandemic related. Can anyone confirm this?

They've been gone for a while, even before the pandemic. I had looked into them for a cruise in fall 2019 prior to the pandemic and they were no longer in business. Last (only) time we used them was spring 2019. I guess I should actually invest in a tux for my DH for future cruises, but it sure was nice just to have one delivered to the room!

 

[JWelch62]

They've been gone for a while, even before the pandemic. I had looked into them for a cruise in fall 2019 prior to the pandemic and they were no longer in business. Last (only) time we used them was spring 2019. I guess I should actually invest in a tux for my DH for future cruises, but it sure was nice just to have one delivered to the room!

I used them in the past, and would still use them for my son. I bought a tux a few years back. They aren't that expensive, and you can recoup your costs fairly quickly.

A Cruiseline Formalwear story - Before I owned a Tux, I rented one from Cruiseline. It was delivered to our room, and I gave it the quick once-over to make sure everything was there. So, formal night rolls around, and I start putting on the Tux. I pull out the shirt and was shocked to discover that the shirt is custom modified for a man who I can only assume was an amputee. One sleeve was significantly shorter than other (above the elbow). This is when I discover/realize that there is an entire tux rental "shop" on board. Within 15 minutes I have a new shirt in my hands. My only hope is that the person that this shirt was for was able to get it in time, assuming they were on our cruise.

So, is there no Tux rental available on the ships anymore? Has anyone taken over?

 

[ironz]

I used them in the past, and would still use them for my son. I bought a tux a few years back. They aren't that expensive, and you can recoup your costs fairly quickly.

A Cruiseline Formalwear story - Before I owned a Tux, I rented one from Cruiseline. It was delivered to our room, and I gave it the quick once-over to make sure everything was there. So, formal night rolls around, and I start putting on the Tux. I pull out the shirt and was shocked to discover that the shirt is custom modified for a man who I can only assume was an amputee. One sleeve was significantly shorter than other (above the elbow). This is when I discover/realize that there is an entire tux rental "shop" on board. Within 15 minutes I have a new shirt in my hands. My only hope is that the person that this shirt was for was able to get it in time, assuming they were on our cruise.

So, is there no Tux rental available on the ships anymore? Has anyone taken over?

Haven't been logged in for a while. Wish I had known we could have had DH's shirt adjusted. His sleeves were too short, but we just kept the shirt. (So he had to stand awkwardly to not pull the shirt cuffs further up into the jacket sleeves. lol)