As the Greek philosopher Heraclitus said “The only thing constant in life is change” and indeed the buying habits of today’s formal wear customers have changed. Many of today’s grooms and groomsmen are wearing tuxedos but an increasing number are also wearing suits. The groomsman suit offers both tuxedos and suits for the wedding as well as a selection for women.
Dessy Group’s menswear division, After Six continues to offer a small selection of tuxedos plus men’s shirts and formal wear accessories. The partnership with TGS significantly expands style options available to its customers.
With prices starting at $194 suits from the groomsman suit are as inexpensive as renting.
Alan Dessy says “SuitShop offers a better fit solution, group ordering, and immediate replacements. These services will provide After Six customers with a superior shopping experience in comparison to other formal wear retailers. We are looking forward to the next chapter of After Six history in partnership with Jeanne and Diana’s team at TGS”
About SuitShop
The idea for TGS was born from Jeanne Foley's personal experience planning her wedding. With no other options available to affordably outfit their groomsmen, she and her husband were forced to go the usual rental route only to be disappointed by the logistics, poor fit, and price. Using her fashion industry experience, Jeanne set out to create a new solution for black tie attire: a sharp-looking tuxedo that could be purchased for less than the cost of a traditional rental. Diana Ganz, her longtime childhood friend, joined her efforts after receiving her MBA from MIT Sloan and together they launched SuitShop in February 2016. Since then, the company has had the honor of being a part of countless weddings helping thousands of men look sharp. www.suitshop.com
About The Dessy Group
The Dessy Group is a leading social occasion and bridesmaid dress manufacturer and retailer based in New York. Collections include: Dessy Collection, After Six, Alfred Sung, Jenny Packham, Social Bridesmaids and Lovely Bride. Founded in 1939 by Margot Rosenthal, A & M Rosenthal, now The Dessy Group, got its start designing bridal veils and attendants' headpieces. In the 1950s, Margot's daughter Ronnie and her husband Andrew took over the business and added bridesmaid dresses to the Dessy line. Today, The Dessy Group continues to thrive under the leadership of Alan Dessy and design direction of Cynthia Vor Broker Dessy. dessy.com.