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EASY WEAR POLYESTER DRESS (MODEL 4J)    

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Picture of EASY WEAR POLYESTER DRESS (MODEL 4J) The Easy Wear Polyester Dress (Model 4J) is a women's dress designed for wear by women with Alzheimer's disease or seniors. This polyester dress features classic shirt-dress styling, a choice of short or long sleeves, a concealed front zipper, two side seam pockets, and matching sash tie around the waist. SIZES: Small, medium, large. extra-large, extra-extra-large, and extra-extra-extra-large. COLOR: Available in a variety of prints in pastels, brighter colors, muted colors, or dark colors.

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Price: 35.00.

This product record was updated on May 29, 2012.

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Spec-L, Inc / Clothing Solutions (Formerly Clothing Solutions )

849 Performance Dr.
Stockton, California 95206
United States
Telephone: 800-445-1981 or 209-465-1981.
Fax: 209-235-1981.
Web: http://www.clothingsolutions.com.
Email: rtfortun@clothingsolutions.com.


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