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| July 26th, 2010 
”I was getting ready to go to King of Prussia Mall,” explained Gerri Maguire of Collegeville, who was perusing the racks at Trendz Apparel. “My daughter’s 13 today. (I was) going to go to Hollister, Abercrombie and I thought,jimmy choo shoes replica, ‘Let me try here first.’ because it’s so much cheaper.”
Trendz Apparel sells both new and re-sale clothing — targeted to the young, and young-at-heart.
Angela Obzud opened Trendz 10 months ago,christian louboutin wedding shoes, after surviving cancer and leaving her corporate job for something with a shorter commute and more flexibility.
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And in the re-sale section, at the back of the store, there are amazing deals on the $5 sale rack, along with other re-sale items that are priced around 30% of regular retail. Obzud pays cash for gently used clothes.
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