Hollywood Costumers
(503) 235-9215
635 SE Hawthorne Blvd
Portland,
OR
97214
45.5124
-122.6594
Neighborhoods: Buckman, Southeast Uplift Neighborhood Program
Last updated 4.01.09
What People Are Saying About Hollywood Costumers
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In Short
Behind this windowless storefront on lower Hawthorne are thousands of costumes, including ready-made rentals ranging from bunny suits to zoot suits and everything in between. The back room has clothes for the entire cast of "A Midsummer Night's Dream" and plenty of other themes. Creative types can piece together one-of-a-kind getups from the warehouse of accessories: a full spectrum of wigs, freaky rubberized masks, makeup, body paint, fake eyelashes and facial hair--all available for purchase.
User Reviews
yowwow2
January 05, 2009
YUCK!!! What a hell hole. High priced and RUDE people running the place. How do they stay in business? I think it's a front for some other activity. How else could they stay in business. STAY AWAY AT ALL COSTS
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gillman
December 25, 2008
We ordered and paid for our costumes late November before leaving on vacation. When we returned the weather was bad I started calling on December 20 no answer no voice mail nothing. We drove from Oregon City Tuesday at noon and they were not open no explination on door no number to call except the one I had been calling. We have to leave for Bend in the morning for my daughters wedding and we do not have our costumes. This is very upsetting. I left them a note in their mai slot on Tuesday. They know that these costumes are for a wedding. I wonder how many Santa Claus were disapointed also. If anyone knows the owner please tell them to call. My number is on the inside of their door on the flooor. They have spoiled this wedding day for my daughter. I would not trust them. Sandra
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shoppdxlady
November 24, 2008
Funny about the customer service comments below. I actually had one gal running around trying to help two different shoppers as best as she could, but standing next to us, right on the phone the whole time, engrossed in some personal call was the living incarnation of "what ever happened to Baby Jane". It was almost worth the trip just to look at this other character who was completely unmotivated to either help me or the other poor gal who was actually trying to help. But that's not my gripe. Make sure they are open when they say they are, because they might not be! Even if you reserve a costume, try it on, and say "hey, I'll be back on ____, during your normal business hours to get this". they might not give a hoot. Sure, they probably assumed I had about 4 other costumes that I could pull out of my A$$ an hour before I was supposed to go to a party.
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When to Go:
Beat the Halloween rush. Come in during September and put your costume on hold.
Know Before You Go:
Be sure to call before heading out to this costume shop: hours often change without notice.
