League of Rebels is celebrating 10 years of operations at its downtown Austin location. The tailoring business celebrated with a mayoral proclamation and ribbon cutting of its new concept, Clubroom, which brings coffee and cocktails to the space beneath League of Rebels.
The background
League of Rebels was founded in Texas in 2009, according to the brand’s online journal. The business, owned by Musa Ato, launched its flagship store in 2016 at the James T. Brown House on Guadalupe Street.
“A decade downtown is not really measured in years,” the business shared online. “It is measured in grooms dressed on the morning of their weddings, in founders fitted before the pitch that changed their companies, in fathers bringing their sons in for a first proper jacket and in the regulars who stop by simply because Guadalupe Street is on their way.”
What they offer
League of Rebels offers custom tailoring for men and women, suits, dress shirts, casual clothing, dress shoes and sneakers. Customers can also find a range of accessories including belts, socks, cufflinks, suspenders, bow ties and hats.
League of Rebels has online appointment booking for its flagship services such as fittings and alterations, personal tailoring, bespoke suits and shirts, wedding suits and women’s tailoring.
The celebration
To commemorate the anniversary, Mayor Kirk Watson delivered a proclamation declaring Nov. 5 “League of Rebels Day.” In the evening, the store hosted a ribbon cutting and happy hour for individuals to celebrate and visit the newly launched Clubroom.
Learn more
Clubroom serves as a social destination for coffee, cocktails and fittings, according to a news release.
Clubroom offers classic espresso-based drinks including cappuccinos and cortados. Patrons can also find chai and matcha on the menu. For specialty drinks, Clubroom offers a coastal espresso made with a double shot of espresso poured over coconut water and topped with salted honey cold foam.
Locals can subscribe to the Clubroom Daily program for $90 per month, which includes one coffee each day. Subscribers can choose between an espresso, Americano, latte, cappuccino or cortado, according to the business’ website.
