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Decadent Designs – Roswell

$35 for $70 Worth of Personalized Gifts, Stationery, and More from Decadent Designs

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Fri Jun 25 03:59:00 UTC 2010
Value
$70
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$35
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Highlights

  • Plush, feminine designs
  • Bags, towels, baby clothes
  • Extensive personalization
  • Order online or shop in-store

The Fine Print

  • Expires Jun 25, 2011
  • May purchase multiple.
  • See the rules that apply to all deals.

For $35, today's side deal gets you $70 worth of monogrammed and embroidered tote bags, towels, purses, stationery, and more from Decadent Designs. You can either order online by contacting them over email or phone or by stopping in at the retail store in Roswell. With no purchase or use limit, you can purchase enough embroidering to wrap your entire suburban assault vehicle.

Each of Decadent's designs can be personalized by a dizzying arrangement of custom fonts, colors, missives, stitching, and more. Whether you're wishing a new mother well with a plush lovie ($12) or a best friend a happy-moving with a flower-power reusable tote bag ($17), Decadent has you covered. You can also keep pillow fights from tumbling over the precipice of illiteracy with monogrammed pillowcase covers (two for $22), or contain mascara madness with a snow-white waffle-weave cosmetic bag (two for $25). Decadent also offers straight embroidery services for plain items you've picked up elsewhere that are in desperate need of branding.

If you order online, the shipping cost will not be included in the value of this deal.

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