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Graded in Fabrics by Mill SOURCE FABRICS BY MILL June 2020 WOVEN FABRICS COATED FABRICS SOURCE SOURCE SOURCE pattern grade pattern grade pattern grade ADDED AMENITIES E MY WAY H A NEW TWIST E ALAMEDA G PAINTED DESERT H AIR WAVES E ALEXANDRIA G PALMS G ASSUMED LUXURY -TCTC H ARMANI H PARTY BOAT H BECKETT F ASTORIA G PEBBLE BEACH G BIG BANG E BACCI H PLAY BALL H BRONTE G BABY BEAR F POGO STICKS H BUBBLES F BAYBREEZE G RENNA G BUCKAROO - TCTC H BEACH BLANKET G RITZI F BUFF E BELLHOP E ROCK CANDY H BYE BYE BIRDIE F BLEECKER C ROOM SERVICE E CALF A LOT - TCTC H BLOOM G SANDS OF TIME G CALF CRAZY - TCTC H BOB F SCALLOPS H CANYON D BONNIE F SIMPLY CHENILLE F CAPOTE F BREAKERS F SKYE TWEED G CHEAP SEATS F BRIGADOON G SOFT STONES G CITY SLICKER F CONCIERGE F STATIC ENERGY G COPY COW E CONGA G STITCH IN TIME G COWTOWN G CORALINE H SUITS F H CROSSHATCH E CORNERED G TICKING F G CUBISM G COSMIC EXPRESSIONS H TOP COATS F DAMASK G DART G UNDERCOVER F DASH OF COLOR F DEXTER G VARICK D DINER TOO F EGGS 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