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Could I get a fabric sample of the bright orange microsuede?

8 years ago

Thank you. 132 Frederick Dr., Lynchburg,VA 24502

C069 Orange Microsuede Fabric By The Yard · More Info

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8 years ago
What is your first and last name for the sample?
beth6elaine
Original Author
8 years ago
Beth Hammond ( also could you send a royal blue sample microsuede sample)
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