Perry’s Tuxedos Plus dresses up downtown Saline
Downtown Saline, now a full-fledged Michigan Main Street community, has a new storefront catering to the best-dressed crowd. Perry's Tuxedos Plus, a tuxedo sales and rental shop, opened in January at 109 W. Michigan Ave. "With the closing of the Calico Cat and the storefront becoming open, things just kind of panned out really nicely for it," owner and sole employee Dave Perry says of his new shop, modeled after the original Perry's Tuxedos Plus store in Adrian which is owned by his father. Perry will add seasonal help as demand dictates later this spring, during the wedding and prom season. While the formal wear primarily consists of tuxedos, Perry can also supply suits. Other items available in the the 500-square-foot retail space include invitations, engravable gifts, and varsity jackets. Source: Dave Perry, owner, Perry's Tuxedos Plus Writer: Tanya Muzumdar
Downtown Saline, now a full-fledged Michigan Main Street community, has a new storefront catering to the best-dressed crowd. Perry’s Tuxedos Plus, a tuxedo sales and rental shop, opened in January at 109 W. Michigan Ave.
“With the closing of the Calico Cat and the storefront becoming open, things just kind of panned out really nicely for it,” owner and sole employee Dave Perry says of his new shop, modeled after the original Perry’s Tuxedos Plus store in Adrian which is owned by his father.
Perry will add seasonal help as demand dictates later this spring, during the wedding and prom season.
While the formal wear primarily consists of tuxedos, Perry can also supply suits. Other items available in the the 500-square-foot retail space include invitations, engravable gifts, and varsity jackets.
Source: Dave Perry, owner, Perry’s Tuxedos Plus
Writer: Tanya Muzumdar
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