Costume & Wardrobe Teams

Costume and wardrobe teams operate on volatile production schedules, requiring storage solutions that can scale instantly with the demands of a major film, theater run, or fashion line launch. You need secure, accessible space for everything from delicate, high-value costumes to massive quantities of props, without the commitment of a long-term lease. Cubework provides the agile infrastructure to manage your inventory flow across our 70+ nationwide locations.

Operational Agility for Creative Cycles

High-Volume Costume Inventory Storage

When you have large collections or extensive back-stock, you need space that can handle bulk while maintaining security. Our facilities offer the capacity to house entire seasonal wardrobes or extensive prop libraries, allowing you to store items safely until they are needed for the next production.

• Secure 24/7 surveillance
• Spaces from 100 SF to 100,000+ SF
• Month-to-month lease flexibility
• All-inclusive pricing

Staging and Pre-Production Assembly

Before a shoot or performance, costumes and props must be assembled, fitted, and staged. Our versatile spaces allow you to set up temporary staging areas, receiving docks, and prep zones right where you need them, ensuring your creative team stays on schedule.

• Dock-high and grade-level loading access
• Rapid 48-hour move-in capability
• Dedicated staging zones
• Accessible across 70+ locations

Sample and Rental Return Processing

Managing the constant flow of samples, rentals, and returns requires efficient receiving and dispatch. Our logistics-ready spaces streamline this process, allowing you to quickly intake new items and prepare outgoing shipments.

• Efficient receiving/dispatch points
• Secure yard space options
• Flexible space sizing
• Nationwide network support

Recognize your operation?

1. Production House Coordinator: You are managing the logistics for a major film shoot, needing secure, temporary overflow space for hundreds of specialized costumes that are only needed for a 6-week block. You need a reliable, month-to-month solution near the production hub.
2. Fashion Designer/Brand Owner: You are launching a new seasonal line and need space to store excess inventory and samples while simultaneously staging the next collection build. You require flexible space that can grow or shrink as sales cycles dictate.
3. Theater Company Manager: You are preparing for a long-running show, requiring secure, accessible storage for intricate, often fragile wardrobe pieces and props that must be ready for immediate use during tech week.