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We are the biggest Wholesaler in Women's Clothing in the North East, with up to 30% BELOW WHOLESALE PRICES. We offer FREE SHIPPING on orders of $300.
Providing Christian gifts, jewelry, clergy apparel, church supplies. Specializing in first communion dresses, veils, boys communion suits, girls christening gowns, boys baptism suits & rompers.
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- Caps and Gowns185
- Infants' Wear26
- Lingerie38
- Wholesale Baby Accessories2
- Wholesale Blouses1
- Wholesale Childrens and Infants Wear2
- Wholesale Women's Accessories1
- Wholesale Women's Apparel10
- Women's and Children's Outerwear1
- Women's, Children's, and Infants' Coats12
- Women's, Children's, and Infants' Coordinate Sets12
- Women's, Children's, and Infants' Hats12
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