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New Dwsigner Sequence Embroidery Work Design Long Chinon Top Palazzo With Dupatta for Women From Indian Ethnic Wear

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$27.89-29.89
Minimum order quantity: 20 pieces
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Customization options
Customized logo (Min. order: 50 pieces)
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Key attributes

Material

Viscose

Ethnic Region

India & Pakistan

Print Method

Digital Print

Gender

Women

Model Number

DN-9701

Brand Name

InCottonM

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Key attributes

Material
Viscose
Ethnic Region
India & Pakistan
Print Method
Digital Print
Gender
Women
Model Number
DN-9701
Place of Origin
Rajasthan, India
Brand Name
InCottonM
Product Name
Pure Chinon Heavy Embroidery Top Palazzo And Dupatta
Gender
Female Women Ladies Girls
Color
Custom Color
MOQ
20 Pcs
Occasion
Casual.Fashion.Outdoor
Style
Indian Traditional Wear
Usage
Party Wear
Delivery time
5-7 Working Days
Product Type
Casual Outdoor
Size
Custom Size

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Single item
Single volume
0 cm³
Single gross weight
0.8 kg

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Customization options

Customized logo(+ from /Min. order: 50 pieces)
Customized packaging(+ from /Min. order: 50 pieces)
Graphic customization(+ from /Min. order: 50 pieces)
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