Costumes play an important role in every dance performance. We strive to make finely crafted tutus and costumes that make dancers feel beautiful, special and capable of meeting their highest potential.

The most beautiful tutus and dance costumes are also the most functional, allowing the dancer to move freely and expressively, so we use the finest sewing techniques and materials suitable for lasting, beautiful costumes.

We pay great attention to the quality of the fabrics and other components that go into each costume, using the best quality and most beautiful trims available. Our rhinestones and crystals are always from Swarovski. All trims are sewn to our tutus and costumes and are placed correctly. You will not find any glued-on trim or lace. Nor will you find trim placed in any way that would interfere with partnering.

We can work from a photo, a sketch or a description to get the tutu you have always dreamed of. If your costume requires research, our extensive library is always at our fingertips. For authorized Balanchine productions, we have ready access to the Wardrobe Department at New York City Ballet.

We are nit-picky about detail and care greatly about fit. We want it to be perfect, so please be careful with measurements, as specified on our Measurement Chart & Guide. When you order a costume from Freda Tutus you will receive our personal attention. We will help you develop a design that is beautiful and professionally made. We are happy to do the research necessary to ensure that your costume is correct for the ballet you are performing. Give us a call and we can talk.

Freda Bromberg

Freda Bromberg is a Phi Kappa Phi graduate of the University of Georgia, where she majored in Clothing and Textiles. She began her career as a fashion designer in New York, and founded her dance apparel company, Freda Dancewear, in 1987. She was Costumer and Wardrobe Manager for Southern Ballet Theater of Orlando and for the Orlando Shakespeare Festival.

Recognized for meticulous attention to detail and period research, Freda has provided costume designs, costumes and costume advice to Festival Ballet Providence, Central Pennsylvania Youth Ballet, The University of Arizona, Margot Parsons Dance Company, Ballet Academy East, Southern Ballet Theatre (now Orlando Ballet), Ballet Mississippi, Southern New Hampshire Youth Ballet, Ballet New England, St. Paul’s School Dance Company, Commonwealth Ballet Company, and Bob McGrath of Sesame Street.