Dress the court of honor in suits and tuxedos the chambelanes keep — matched to each other and to her color. Complete looks from $229, shipped free across the U.S., with group fittings at our two Kalamazoo stores.
What chambelanes wear
The court wears one style: matching suits or tuxedos with the tie, bow tie, vest or pocket square in the quinceañera’s color. Black with a colored accent is the classic; a full color suit — burgundy, navy, royal blue, hunter green or champagne — is the statement.
Own it, don’t rent it
Every suit is his to keep. House suits from $179.99 for the two-piece and $199.99 for the three-piece; a complete look with shirt and tie from $229. Group pricing for the court; alterations priced separately.
Matching the court online
Build the look once in the outfit builder and share it with the court. Each chambelán chooses his size and the suits arrive alike. Color Match reads a photo of her dress and suggests the pairing.
Timing
Order six to eight weeks before the quinceañera for the best selection and time for alterations. Rush help is available, but planning ahead keeps every size in stock.
Quinceañera questions
Do chambelanes wear tuxedos or suits?
Either, as long as the court matches. A black tuxedo with colored accessories is the most formal; matching suits in a theme color read younger and photograph well outdoors.
What colors are popular for quinceañera chambelanes?
Black with the theme color at the neck, then burgundy, navy, royal blue, champagne and hunter green as full suits.
Should all chambelanes dress exactly the same?
Yes — one style, one color, matching accessories. The choreography depends on the court reading as one.
How far in advance should we order?
Six to eight weeks ahead, to allow for shipping, fittings and any alterations.
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