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Long sleeved Pure & Faultless

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Religion that God our Father accepts are Pure & Faultless is caring for widows and orphans (the needy!) in their distress.

Short waisted. If you are tall, consider sizing up.

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Colors	Pink, Brown, White Marble, Blue Marble
Sizes	Small, Medium, Large, Xlarge, XXlarge

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