Vienna
Vienna’s costume shops cover very different needs, from polished rental outfits for masquerade balls and opera events to quick Halloween and festival styling. Compare locations on Simmeringer Hauptstraße, Linke Wienzeile, Domgasse and Taborstraße, then check opening hours, stock and fitting arrangements before travelling.
Families can also find children’s costumes, party supplies and finishing accessories for seasonal celebrations.
The ordering reflects how closely each shop fits common costume-shopping needs, including formal rental and outfitting, themed selections, accessories, family options, location and stated opening availability. Some eligible businesses may purchase enhanced visibility, which can influence their placement.
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#1
Lambert Hofer is a Vienna costume store specialising in costumes for film, theatre, television, and formal evening wear. At Simmeringer Hauptstraße 28, it combines long-established tailoring know-how with rental and outfitting needs for occasions such as masquerade balls and opera events.
The team is well suited to customers seeking polished formal looks, detailed costume work, and straightforward communication before travelling to Vienna.
#2
WITTE is a costume store on Linke Wienzeile offering a broad selection for Halloween, parties, and festival looks. The range includes masks, moustaches, sailor collars, UV hairspray, festival glasses, and statement pieces such as the neon-pink Fluffy Rave jacket.
Its central 1060 location and Saturday opening make it convenient for last-minute costume styling and colourful accessories.
#3
Asmalia - Corsets & Dark Fashion gives Vienna’s Gothic style scene a focused destination for corsets, dark fashion and expressive wardrobe pieces. The range extends across women’s and men’s clothing, with decorative items adding scope for outfits, interiors or themed styling.
At Hermanngasse 7 in the 7th district, it suits shoppers searching for a strong alternative aesthetic rather than conventional clothing. Opening hours run Tuesday and Wednesday from 2 to 7 pm, Thursday and Friday from 11 am to 7 pm, and Saturday from 11 am to 6 pm.
#4
Original Salzburger Trachtenoutlet Wien specialises in traditional Austrian clothing at Weihburggasse 8 in the 1st district. The range includes authentic dirndls, men’s waistcoats, jackets and lederhosen, with helpful guidance for shoppers unfamiliar with traditional dress.
It is a practical stop for festival outfits, weddings or souvenirs, open Monday to Friday until 6:30pm and Saturday until 6pm.
#5
Patient fitting advice with tailoring support
Fasemdress specialises in elegant evening dresses for weddings, graduation balls, parties and other special occasions. The range covers different styles, colours and silhouettes, with a focus on helping each visitor find a dress that feels right rather than pushing a quick purchase.
Personal advice is patient, honest and detailed, including support with alterations and tailoring. The service is particularly useful when a formal outfit has been difficult to find elsewhere, and online ordering, collection and delivery add flexibility for Vienna shoppers.
#6
Minimalist design with clean-lined wardrobe staples
COS in Vienna focuses on minimalist clothing with clean lines, strong colours and a contemporary, understated look. The collection covers womenswear and menswear, making it a useful stop for structured everyday pieces, coats and modern wardrobe staples rather than costume-style dressing.
The store’s uncluttered layout supports an easy browse, while helpful staff can provide patient guidance when needed. Prices are positioned accessibly for a design-led label, and in-store collection is available for shoppers who prefer to order ahead and pick up in person.
#7
Seven floors of international fashion and lifestyle
STEFFL is a Vienna department store spread across seven floors, bringing together more than 600 international brands across fashion, shoes, accessories, beauty and lifestyle. Its broad menswear and womenswear offer makes it useful when several shopping needs need to be covered in one central destination.
The store adds personal shopping, tax-free shopping and in-house alterations to its retail offer. A clean, easy-to-navigate presentation and attentive advice in departments such as eyewear, sneakers and perfumery support a polished shopping visit, while the upper-floor restaurant provides a natural pause between purchases.
#8
Its range also includes Krampus items and broader party supplies, making it a useful stop for themed events and seasonal dressing-up.
The store opens Monday to Friday 10 am–6 pm and Saturday from 10:30 am–5 pm.
#9
Thoughtful advice across men’s and women’s trachten
Landhaus – Trachten in Wien specialises in traditional Austrian clothing for women and men, from dirndls and trachten shirts to leather trousers and other country-style pieces. The range spans rustic, elegant and more playful interpretations, suitable for folk festivals, weddings, celebrations, leisure and modern city wardrobes.
The shop’s strongest asset is its considered, personal advice. Staff take time to understand what is needed and help select a fitting piece rather than automatically steering towards the most expensive option. The selection is broad without feeling overwhelming, and the long-standing connection with h.moser adds specialist knowledge to the assortment.
#10
Fair-produced fashion in distinctive small runs
Independent labels for women and men
Disaster Clothing offers fair-produced designer fashion for women and men in Vienna, with a carefully chosen selection of timeless pieces, accessories and small-run designs. Labels include DC-LINE, Derbe, Kuyichi, Got Bag, Blutsgeschwister, Givn Berlin and others, alongside the shop’s own handmade collections.
The selection is compact but distinctive, making it a good address for modern outfits that feel less generic than high-street fashion. Personal assistance is friendly and considerate, with in-store shopping, collection and delivery available. The shop’s emphasis on fair production, durable styles and local-made clothing gives the range a clear identity.
#11
Men’s and women’s vintage clothing
Bootik 54 offers men’s and women’s vintage clothing on Neubaugasse 54, close to Vienna’s Mariahilfer shopping area. The range spans graphic T-shirts, leather jackets, knitwear and standout sportswear, with staff picks adding a changing point of focus.
Upcycled pieces are also part of the offer, making the shop useful for shoppers who want bold, recognisable garments rather than basics.
Costume hire with personal practical support
Kostümhaus is a Vienna clothing shop associated with costumes, costume pieces and costume hire. Its appeal lies in the personal, reassuring service: practical help with loose buttons and opened seams gives the shop a friendly, down-to-earth character alongside its costume focus.
#13
Costumes and accessories for children and adults
Faschingsprinz is a spacious party store at Taborstraße 11B in Vienna’s 2nd district, with an extensive selection of costumes and accessories for children and adults. Its range suits Halloween, carnival, Christmas, St.
Patrick’s Day and other themed celebrations, from character outfits to unusual finishing touches. The store is large enough to reward a relaxed browse, while prices vary across the selection, making budget choices important.
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Use the map to see which costume shop is most convenient from your starting point. Central options around Domgasse and Linke Wienzeile may suit shoppers already in the inner districts, while Taborstraße and Simmeringer Hauptstraße can be easier for nearby residents.
Check the route, distance and opening hours before setting out, especially for last-minute events.
Lambert Hofer on Simmeringer Hauptstraße is the clearest fit for formal costume rental and event outfitting. Its offering is associated with evening wear, masquerade balls and opera events.
Contact the shop before visiting to discuss sizing, fitting and collection arrangements.
WITTE on Linke Wienzeile is suited to Halloween costumes, festival styling and party accessories. Its selection includes masks, moustaches, sailor collars, UV hairspray, festival glasses and statement pieces, making it useful when an outfit needs distinctive finishing touches.
K + K Domgasse Partyshop.at on Domgasse combines masquerade looks and themed costumes with broader party supplies. It also carries seasonal items such as Krampus products.
Its stated hours include Monday to Friday and part of Saturday, but confirm them before travelling.
Faschingsprinz on Taborstraße has costumes and accessories for children and adults, with options for Halloween, carnival, Christmas, St. Patrick’s Day and other themed celebrations.
It can be a practical choice when several people need outfits or accessories in one visit.
Ask whether the shop has the right theme, size and accessories in stock, and whether items can be tried on or reserved. For rentals, confirm fitting, collection and return details.
Also check current opening hours and allow time for alterations or alternative choices.