Wardrobe Departments

Managing large, fluctuating inventories of costumes, props, and seasonal garment stock demands a storage solution that moves as fast as your creative schedule. You need space that can handle sudden surges for major productions or scale down instantly when the season ends, without the burden of long-term real estate commitments. Cubework provides the adaptable, secure infrastructure to keep your wardrobe operations running smoothly across the country.

Operational Flexibility for Creative Scale

High-Volume Sample Library Storage

Storing extensive sample libraries requires organized, accessible space that can handle diverse item sizes and frequent retrieval. Our facilities offer the necessary footprint to house thousands of unique pieces securely.

• Month-to-month leases
• Spaces from 100 SF to 100,000+ SF
• 24/7 security
• All-inclusive pricing

Production Staging and Overflow

When a major shoot or run requires more space than your studio can offer, our warehouse capacity acts as immediate overflow. Utilize dock-high loading for efficient intake and dispatch of finished or in-progress wardrobe pieces.

• 48-hour move-in capability
• Dock-high and grade-level loading
• Nationwide network of 70+ locations
• No long-term lease commitment

Regional Distribution and Pop-Ups

For brands needing to service multiple theaters or retail partners across different states, our footprint allows for strategic, temporary staging points. Deploy inventory close to where it's needed without permanent overhead.

• Access across 70+ locations
• Month-to-month flexibility
• Secure yard space options
• Rapid deployment

Recognize your operation?

1. Costume House Manager: You are managing a large theatrical or film wardrobe department that experiences massive spikes in inventory during peak production cycles. You need a secure, scalable overflow area that can be activated for a single season and then released without penalty.
2. Fashion Brand Director: You run a department that maintains a vast library of seasonal samples and archival pieces that need to be accessible for design review but do not require permanent, expensive retail space. You need reliable, secure storage across multiple geographic markets.
3. Event Production Coordinator: You handle large-scale, temporary wardrobe needs for festivals or touring shows, requiring rapid setup and teardown of inventory. You need a flexible staging area that can be secured and utilized for short, intense periods near the event location.