Can any one recommend a website where I can buy good magicians outfits or clothing?

That'a a rather "broad" question!

Please define what a "good" magician's wardrobe IS!

My friend, Mac King dresses to fit his act. Lance Burton, ditto. Harry Blackstone, Senior, wore white tie, tails, and, entered wearing an Inverness cape. Harry B. Jr. wore various tuxedos with beadwork. Doug Henning wore fancy jeans, and tee shirts. Okito wore a Chinese Mandarin robe. Jay Marshall, in his younger years, wore white tie, and, tails. Later, he wore a tux. In his older years, he saw me, wearing a tartan jacket. (He was a Scot, so he felt at home!)

In big cities you can find theatrical wardrobe designers, who will make whatever you want! If you're not near a metropolis, use GOOGLE.

First, you must decide what "character" that YOU will "be".

Most of my work was in the Lyceum field. I needed to be "dressed up", but, not too "theatrical". At first, I wore a three piece, well tailored suit, as Principals, and teachers did.

As times changed, educators dressed more casually. I did, too. A nice blazer, an open collar shirt, etc. worked well. I remember working in Alabama, Louisiana, and Mississippi, wearing a a polo shirt, Bermuda shorts, and sandals!

Because I do/did tricks with small props (golf balls, rope, etc.)it was necessary to wear a solid color shirt, "against which", the props would contrast.

I vividly remember a "professional" (at least he said that he was!)magician, at an IBM national convention, wearing a beautiful white tux, with white shirt, vest, and, pants. He did the Professor's Nightmare with white rope. The rope, of course, was invisible past the first row.

I remember another "pro." who writes for the national magic magazines. He wore a black suit, black shirt, hat and shoes. he did the MALINI EGG BAG. (It was a black egg bag.) The audience of about 1500, occasionally saw a little white egg. Oh! the stage was "hung" in black, too.

I wrote about these situations in my book.

The old "rule of thumb" for club date performers, was to be "better dressed" than those in the audience.

Well, I will echo Dicks comments. However to give you a "lead" I have used http://www.touchofclassformals.net/press on several occasions

and been very happy with their selection and service.

This may or may NOT be what you are looking for.

Best of luck

Mark

The honest best place to find a good Magician's outfit is a regular clothing store. Buy the clothing that fits your character as Dick said, and modify it as you need to. Such as, if you plan to use anything for something like a bird act or vanishing and producing items from nowhere, then you will need the appropriate attire for such modifications. My other advise is unless you are good with a needle and thread or a sewing machine, find you a good seamstress. A good seamstress will be invaluable to you.

While you may well find yourself performing in casual attire, it has been my experience that you should be prepared to perform in business casual attire (with a nice jacket) at the very least. I was known to wear a very nice t-shirt with a jacket (mostly due to not wanting to overheat) and never had any issue.

As said character will drive the clothing choice. If you're not after the traditional ties and tails here is a site I've purchased from that offers quality clothes at reasonable prices.

https://www.historicalemporium.com/

I second the Historical Emporium whole hardheartedly! I have used them for many years for cowboy items and currently have 3 Edwardian costumes for Mulee Pete to dazzle the crowd. Easy to maintain, excellent fit, quality material. And they have always provided me with outstanding customer service via email and phone.

The secondhand store should not be shunned as it often yields surprising finds for coats, pants, shirts, shoes, hats and accessories.

I too use Historical Emporium - Large inventory, great quality, and fast service.

The New Chic and Dress Lily sites, as well as the Wish app, have some unique styles of jackets.

Http://magic-tailors.com/

If you are not looking for stuff that has special "magicians features" try your local Good Will store. I have found lots of good stuff tux jackets, frock coat, shirts etc. all really cheap.

It appears they are no longer in business.

The Great Scungilli is right and then go to any tailor. They are amazing people. They're still around. For secret pochettes and profonde's etc, you could try learning to sew. I'm lucky that my grandmother showed me the basics by candlelight during a hurricane. She was sewing by candlelight and you knew she had done that before, but explained what she was doing as a way of keeping my mind off the hurricane. I never forgot the basics, and made my own egg bag etc. Right now I'm trying to make a new pocket in my tux about 50 years after making the egg bag. If you know how to sew, especially for something that won't be seen, it is better than trying to explain what you are attempting to a wife or girlfriend or even that taylor who has his hands full even making the suit fit correctly.

Here's a link for blazers: https://bespokemoda.com/collections/blazers

Be aware that Bespoke Moda sizes tend to run small. I'm returning a blazer because it's small enough that I couldn't put props in the pockets. The length is comical - too short to look good.

The department store in your area. First define your character. Take into account your age, your style of magic, your props, and your physique. And wear nice shoes.

When shopping for show clothes, one of the first places I check is a family-owned men's store in the inner-city, not far from where I live. The one I go to has knowledgeable staff, which is a must. They have some unusual styles and I look for something that will stand out without being over the top.

There's a tailor on Etsy that has Magician's vests listed. More pockets than you'll ever need, and build in topit. Though they will customize it for you according to your needs:

https://www.etsy.com/shop/CinevaArt

I second big al. Go to a clothier.mine keeps my measurements on file and let's me know when specials are coming. They have a great tailor that will add just about anything you need to clothes.most importantly get clothes that are good quality and are properly fitted.