About the Costume Company
The Costume Company, located in Arlington, MA, minutes from downtown Boston, is New England's most exciting costume shop and Boston's most exclusive.
Thousands of award-winning costumes and accessories for men, women and children are available for sale or rent: All occasions, Halloween, Holiday costumes, Historic costumes, Animals & mascots and much, much more!
Theater and opera companies, advertisers, public relations firms and countless individuals shop at the Costume Company for the widest array of award-winning costumes.
"If you're looking for a costume, look no further than the incredible Costume Company. I found a costume for an interactive exercise I conducted at the World Economic Forum. The costume was incredible and it made the exercise so much more dramatic and effective. So thank you Jeanne and the Costume Company!"
-- Daniel Shapiro, Ph.D.
Co-author of the bestseller,
Beyond Reason: Using Emotions as You Negotiate. (March 2007)
Over 25 years of experience designing, creating, renting and selling costumes for customers throughout the U.S.
We hope you enjoy our virtual costume shop. Most of our unique costumes, have been made exclusively for our shop and are available only for rent.
Our Staff & Our Years of Experience
The creative and sales staff of the Costume Company includes seamstresses, costume designers and theater craftsmen.
Staff members have experience working in the costume shops of the:
- Boston Ballet
- Huntington Theater
- American Repertory Theater
- North Shore Music Theater
- Boston Children's Opera
- Bridgewater State College
- University of Massachusetts
- And as independent designers.
Our designers would be happy to provide you with a quote on a custom-made costume or accessory.
The Owner
The Costume Company is owned and managed by Jeanne McPartland Keenan, a costumer for over 25 years. Jeanne's experience working in TV, film and theater have made her one of Boston's best known and respected designers. She has been quoted extensively in such media outlets as the Boston Globe, The Boston Phoenix, Improper Bostonian and Reuters and has appeared on television.
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