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We Import from Thailand. Crotched Dresses, Blouses, Hawaiian Wrap Skirt Sets, Baby Doll & Sundresses. We import from India, Baby Doll Dresses, Mass Crape Patch Skirts, Cotton, Rayon, Broomstick Skirts, Mini-Skirts, Magic Wrap, Handkerchief Dress & Poncho Tops in rayon prints, animal prints, embroidery.


We carry Belly Dance Clothing & Accessories, and


rayon, cotton, acid wash, tie dye dresses, 2pc sets, plus size garments.


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Winter Sweaters & Jackets at Moderate Prices


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We also carry Holographic Car Magnets


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buy high priced novelty items or antiques, as much as they are looking for good deals at their local fl ea market that is better than what they can get at stores like Walmart. John Stewart, co-owner of Stewart Promotions, operates fi ve fl ea markets throughout the Midwest with 400 booths or more, two of which just opened this fall. He believes that the number of vendors contacting him has been stable over the past fi ve years. “What has been increasing are people going after the ‘hot item,’ the things you’ll see on TV,” he says. “I’ve seen a lot of my vendors who have been here for 20 years make adjustments in product to accommodate the economy and themselves,” notes Mike Masterson, manager of the Coastal Carolina Flea Market. Masterson notes that vendors are carrying a variety of low, medium and high priced merchandise to account for consumer shopping trends. Functional and necessary is what sells, according to Mike Cook, owner of Mike’s Unique Collectible and Antique Market in Missouri. This bodes well for sellers of new merchandise, who provide everyday items that customers can be happy with. “Right now, people are buying what they can actually use,” Cook says. “They might need cooking pans, so that is what they look for. People aren’t buying a lot of antiques right now.” It’s all about offering


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