Dirndl rental - Munich

I have a friend coming from the UK for the weekend and she is keen to dress up in a dirndl.

Is it possible to rent them and from where? COuldn't find anyone else with this question on Toytown.

S.

well, i wouldn't bother renting, even if you could. Check out the second hand stores. Even new ones can be had for a little as 69 euros.

a friend of mine got a beautiful new dirndl yesterday for only 70 euros in pat's boutique (or whatever it's called nowadays)

Which Pat's did she go to?

dunno, tbh - she just turned up in the pub with it last night
the bag said "ReSales" on it (which is what Pat's is called now), but I don't know which branch she went to

mmm wasn't there a thread started on the topic of Pats and Resales yesterday?

What a great new business idea - I could rent out my dirndls that I don't fit into any more
What size is she

That was me with the 70 euro Dirndl (70 including the blouse and apron)... I got it in the branch on Sendlingerstr. close to Marienplatz. We went to a bunch of secondhand shops and most of them had a good selection and nice prices as well. I was a bit surprised that there are so many pretty Dirndls left this close to Oktoberfest.

@ Saan
Thanks! Went their last year to get a last minute dirndl and it was like a feeding frenzy in a piranha pond. Maybe I'll manage to go there early in the day.

We were shopping in the late afternoon and these places were busy but not *really* busy. Certainly not like a feeding frenzy in a piranha pond!

Thanks for the help. I will steer her towards Pats...

S.

there is also a used clothing store on lindwurmstr, right at pocci, they have quite a large selection, and i myself just walked away with an apron and under-blouse all for 11 euros!! (also a lot of dirndls, average price 30-40 euros, but i already have one)
ciao

Hi!

Just wondering if someone knows where four swedish women could rent dirndls for the Oktoberfest? Could be in the region Munich or Bad Tölz. Or even at Internet.

Help! :-o

Please...

It would probably cost more to rent than to just go get a cheapy one at one of the mass dirndle shops

I think DDBug is right. You can pick up a cheapo at Angermaier for less than a rental cost + the inevitable dry cleaning bill.