Ignore that last comment it's completely irrelevant to costume world! He's talking about a limo…read moreservice!! I went into Costume World for the first time today and the owner was so so sweet and helpful! You can tell she loves what she does! If I had to refer ANYONE ANYWHERE for costumes, prom dresses, etc. Costume World would be the first place I'd tell them to go!! Love love love it in there!! It sooo cool!

From the owner: Located at Crosstown, right in front of Walgreen's, Costume World Tupelo has you covered when it…read morecomes to costumes -- From selling or renting to helping you make your own costume, we do it all.

For many years, I've had my 19th-century attire made to order by The Quartermaster Shop…read more Unfortunately, they decided to retire and close shop after only 48 years. A fellow living history reenactor recommended C. & D. Jarnigan, so I ordered custom-made trousers. They were a bit pricey by comparison, but the quality of both the fabric and the workmanship made it well worth the price. I've already placed two more orders, and I'm sure there will be many more to come.

A typical Civil War Reenactment takes place over a weekend with the reenactors camping on site…read morewhile spectators view the event on Saturday and Sunday. There are various characters set up as authentic Silversmiths making horse shoes, women in period clothing cooking over fires and tents set up as a general store. The average reenactments that go on around Corinth, Farmington and Shiloh are authentic. These general stores sell authentic reproduction period pieces made by skilled craftsmen. Total immersion events are made up solely of "hard-core authentic" reenactors, who often refer to them as "Events By Us and For Us" or "EBUFU". This would be the equivalent of Yelp's OYE, CMYE and EYE. As the names imply, these events are held for the personal edification of the reenactors involved, allowing them to spend an extended time marching, eating, and generally living like actual soldiers of the Civil War. Total immersion events generally require participants to meet a high standard of authenticity and are closed to the public. These dedicated reenactment soldiers and women are committed to upholding the authenticity of their dress, shoes, silverware, canteens, belts with correct buckles and coats with period buttons. They pay attention to the details of the times. Each war or battle had different details that weren't seen in other battles and these reenactors rely on skilled craftsmen and craftswomen, for complete attention to detail and full knowledge of the items needed, for their accuracy. There are such craftsmen here in Corinth at C and D Jarnigan Co, on Wick Street. David Jarnagin, with training in tool and dye technology and industrial engineering allows him to make patterns and molds necessary for the staff to make a quality item. Carolyn Jarnagin, co-founder, has many years of sewing and business management skills. Her knowledge of fabrics has also allowed her to work with the textile industry to get reproduced the best fabric as close to the original fabrics as possible. Many of the their items are hand worked, hand soldered, and riveted - the craft of the tinsmith (or tinker) is rapidly disappearing. The silverware in a photo I posted shows the use of wood and rivets. When they form the shoes, it is on "Straight Last" meaning there will be no left or right when new. The new owner has to wear the shoe on the same foot to form them to their feet properly and they are so finely crafted the shoes will give many years of use. Looking at the photo I added they don't look comfortable. They have a shoe called 'Corinth Shoes', the shoes were not made here in Corinth but rather dug out of a well. They came out of a well near where Lowe's is now located. In 1862 there was a Cavalry camp located in that area and these shoes belonged to one of the Federal troops that occupied Corinth after the capture in May of 1862. Jarnigan reproduces their Corinth shoe from this original. That is just one example of how they assure they are authentic in their reproductions. By using period photos, shoes dug up from old battle fields, feedback from museums and history teachers/professionals, artifacts found in various states of America. You may not be into reenactments but enjoy that period, Jarnigan's is a wonderful place to shop for interior decor for your house or to buy gifts for people who enjoy antiques. These are new items but they have a certain quality about them that begs to be displayed and admired for their beauty, like a piece of art.

Party City isn't telling customers who purchase latex balloons that the inflation only last 8 or…read moreless hours. I purchase 6 latex balloons and had the store personnel blow the up. before i arrived home with them, a 6-minute drive, they had deflated. I asked the salesclerk if the balloons could be re-blown her response was an admit no.

This location is NOT closed!!…read more The service was awesome. A young man "with manners" (rare to find in Memphis) assisted me with finding what I needed, checked me out to make sure I could carry the belongings out the door. Kudos!!!

This is the location of the 2019 Rhea Lana's fall 2019 Collierville - Germantown sale. We have…read morealready donated our items for the upcoming fall and winter sale... we are super excited the store is about to open and loaded with items from front to back. Like kids clothing, infant clothing, bedding toys and so many other items. We are ready for the sale!!!

Every store you need one stop shop Goodwill dogtopia and urbanair across the street from the mall…read moreout and about to hit up some stores no need to go nowhere else

This store is extremely unorganized and has a gross odor maybe from all the costumes they have…read morenever once washed. I wouldn't be surprised if you got lice just from walking through the door. They are extremely rude, a women who works there called my friend about a dress she returned and left her an unprofessional voicemail yelling at her for no reason. My friend then called back to just be screamed at and asked politely if she could lower her voice and the lady was not mature enough to do so. I suggest you never do business with them unless you 1. Want to walk around with an odor comparable to pee or 2. If you want to be charged for stains that you never did but were there when you rented the costume because they haven't been washed since 1982

From the owner: We have many options in costumes and accesories that you wanna try. Her in Jos Costume Shop we have…read moreccessories Available, Adults and Children, Costume Rentals, Over 3500 Costumes, Over 4500 Adult Costumes, Over 4500 Costumes, Tuxedo Rentals. If you need one just visit our shop or contact us at (662) 234-8826.

Awesome staffThey are so helpful for all your party needs! No matter what kind of celebration you…read moreare having, they have exactly what you need!

Do not buy from this store. Price is clearly market for the merchandise and they refuse to honor…read morethe price. Rude employees saying they're not the owner and there is nothing they can do. Terrible customer service.