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Not just for the pastor anymore. I was wondering if Christian Accessories and Clothing is just for the experienced and people that can defend their faith. After a long debate with a few friends I believe that anyone can use Christian symbols to spread a positive message even if you don’t know it all.
If anything as a Christian, I might not always be a shining light but I can at least give a smile and a handshake. I might not be a pastor or have a degree in theology but I can spread some good cheer or a positive word.
I have found that wearing my cross has started a conversation that helped me break the ice to show a person that all the Christians are not all judgmental. While wearing my Christian accessories I felt good and gives me more of a reason to smile at others.
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August 21 2008 | christian accessories | No Comments »
I just read an article on christian accessories and how Big business knows that if they can get a consumer to buy a beer shirt then they will wear it and it is a testimonial to that product. The article said that: “In America alone, these Christian clothing has already totaled a sales of more than 4.5 billion dollars annually.” Wow that is a big industry.
I would like to see God message be on more T shirts that a beer company. Did you know that DAtOmana conducted a survey on christian accessories and people under 23 preferred Christian T shirts to make a Christian statement.
This is great news here at Christian Accessories. Since that is what we would like to see happened across the world today.
Here is a link to that article: Christian Accessories
August 16 2008 | christian accessories and christian tee | No Comments »
since so many brainwashing from christian belief, dogma, tons of brochoures, magazine and accessories..
what is atheist strategy to maintain its existence? would you please teach me … (beging mode)
peace 
unstructure.. unorganize, how can it be sustain… easy to be divided..
what are the good thing to be atheist then.. (pessimistic mode)
peace
Just throw away that useless old book, called the "bible" and stop living in a dream-world. If you have done all this, then you are an atheist.
August 28 2008 | christian accessories | 15 Comments »
I bought some clothes, accessories, etc at Forever 21 and my bag said "John 3:16" a few times on the bottom of the bag. My sister's bag also said this. Since when is Forever 21 a Christian store? Why is it printed on my bag?
Isn't it offensive to non-biblical shoppers?
i was wondering that too!!! its been like that for a few years now. its very strange.
August 28 2008 | christian accessories | 7 Comments »
Every season CIRCA emerges in a new space and presents fresh vintage merchandise from the shop’s massive collection, the USA premiere is set to kick-off in NYC. The pop-up shop is set to unveil on Saturday, June 2nd at Gabriel Urist’s Worlds Fair from 12pm-8pm. Jesse Heifetz co-creator of CIRCA’s said, “First rate vintage one-of-a-kinds from the 70’s-90’s will be offered for the seasoned collectors. Our customers enjoy and share our love for amazing constructed and affordable timeless vintage pieces.”
To highlight a few vintage faves, be sure to check for: “original Benetton
apparel; luxe Christian Dior tops; Nike memorabilia; Yves Saint Laurent; Gucci collection (1960’s -1989); Michael Cromer Munchen (MCM); Coco Chanel accessories; TROOP apparel; Ralph Lauren (early 1900’s) and many other design notables. If you’re a vintage lover, this is an event you won’t want to miss, I’m def going to be at this one
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August 28 2008 | christian accessories | 5 Comments »
Iv looked on ebay and they have Christian Dior baby clothes and accessories for babies. Does anyone know of any ohter big names like this that do baby clothes, dummies/soothers ect. Also if anyone has any idea what else i could get as a prezzie, i want something unusual, that shes not expecting and that no one else has thought of. Shes having a baby boy by the way. Thank lyou in advance x
Honestly, a high end designer bottle or dummy is a big waste of money!! Not sure if big designers even make them!!
The baby will not even know the difference.
Most designers are making higher end baby clothes, but again, a waste of money unless you have a lot of it to blow.
Spend time w/ your friend, offer to babysit, or watch the baby while she takes a nap or shower. Bring over pre-cooked meals that she just has to pop into the oven. Buy a nice outfit for mom, or a spa day. Things like this I really appreciated.
August 27 2008 | christian accessories | 13 Comments »
Paul Frank personally introduces his John Deere Collection of clothing and accessories. Tractors are an American staple and will soon become an intergral part of your clothing collection. Join Paul Frank and his John Deere Collection. Brought to you by Cubico Media and presented by Christian Vera.
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August 27 2008 | christian accessories | 7 Comments »
I wanted to set up a bussiness selling christian's products, like accessories, CD,and music instrument,etc. Please help me coz' I do not know where to get these, in singapore,thank you!
The Christian Trade Association International has resources, vendor lists, and Conventions you can learn about on their web site:
http://www.ctaintl.com/
There is a particular link for Marketsquare Asia which is is September 2007 in Hong Kong. Even if you do not attend the convention, the web site will give you plenty of contacts to establish relationships with vendors who can provide you with products at wholesale.
Good Luck!
August 27 2008 | christian accessories | 2 Comments »
Cantinho chique da cidade de Nagoya. Louis Vuitton, Dior, Cartier, entre outras…
Louis Vuitton, grife de luxo francesa é uma das principais divisões da LVMH sediada em Paris, França. Conhecido sobretudo para sacos e troncos, a empresa colabora com figuras proeminentes, para a comercialização e design (mais notavelmente supermodelo Gisele Bündchen e fashion designer Marc Jacobs). Renome internacional e altamente respeitados por nome reconhecimento no mundo da moda, como resultado LV tornou-se um dos mais falsificada marcas de luxo contemporâneo. LV é também uma das mais antigas casas de moda do mundo, tendo iniciado em 1854. Ele vende os seus produtos através do seu próprio rigor e de lojas de varejo on-line (como um esforço contra a falsificação). Fundamentalmente, concorre com Versace, Gucci, Chanel, Prada, Armani, Dolce & Gabbana, Christian Dior, Calvin Klein, Yves Saint Laurent e similares marcas de luxo.
Christian Dior SA (more commonly known as Dior) is a French clothing retailer, under control of the LVMH group. The company was founded by fashion designer Christian Dior. Christian Dior SA itself controls 42% of LVMH assets, which holds other fashion brands such as Kenzo, Givenchy and Louis Vuitton. The holding company’s operating unit, Christian Dior Couture, designs and makes some of the world’s most coveted haute couture, as well as luxury ready-to-wear fashion, menswear and accessories. Christian Dior operates about 160 boutiques worldwide with plans to open more in the coming years. Its headquarters are located in Paris, rue François 1er. In 1998 it purchased Gerbe Paris, a French hosiery maker that had gone bankrupt. It is a major part of the business empire of Bernard Arnault, who is one of the richest people in the world.
Cartier SA is a French jeweller and watch manufacturer that is a subsidiary of Compagnie Financière Richemont SA. The corporation carries the name of the Cartier family of jewelers whose control ended in 1964 and who were known for numerous pieces including the famous[citation needed] “Bestiary” (best illustrated by the famous Panthère brooch of the 1940s created for Wallis Simpson), the diamond necklace created for Yadavindra Singh the Maharaja of Patiala and in 1904 the first practical wristwatch, the “Santos.” Cartier SA is headquartered in Paris.
The company has a long and distinguished history of serving royalty, as well as stars and celebities. One Prince of Wales hailed Cartier as “Joaillier des Rois, Roi des Joailliers” (Jeweller to Kings, King of Jewellers”). Cartier received an order for 27 tiaras for the coronation of the future King. King Edward VII was crowned in 1902 and in 1904 he honoured the Company with the royal warrant of supplier to the Royal Court of England. Similar warrants soon followed from the courts of Spain, Portugal, Russia, Siam, Greece, Serbia, Belgium, Romania, Egypt and finally Albania, and also from the House of Orleans and the Principality of Monaco.
Cartier is at present the no. 1 seller of luxury jewellery in the world, and the no. 2 seller of luxury watches (after Rolex)
Louis Vuitton Malletier, or sometimes shortened to LV, is a French luxury fashion and leather goods brand and company, one of the main divisions of LVMH headquartered in Paris, France. Known especially for bags and trunks, the company collaborates with prominent figures for marketing and design (most notably supermodel Gisele Bündchen and fashion designer Marc Jacobs). Internationally renowned and highly regarded for name recognition in the fashion world, as a result LV has become one of the most counterfeited contemporary luxury brands.
LV is also one of the oldest fashion houses in the world, having started in 1854. It sells its products strictly through its own retail stores and online (as an effort against counterfeit). It primarily competes with Versace, Gucci, Chanel, Prada and similar luxury fashion brands. (wikipedia)
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August 27 2008 | christian accessories | 1 Comment »
There is this shop I want to open. The name is Cameo.
In my little town, all you can buy is preppy or slutty clothing, unless you shop at Hottopic.
Unlike the open shops in the mall where you have to pull down metal gates, the space I plan to rent is a classy little shop style with French doors that I can lock when I close up. Although the carpetting is weird blue/green/grey and the walls are white with pink accents, but I can change this if I make a large deposit. I plan to paint the walls a pretty pale purple shade, the carpet a deeper almost black shade and black accents like curtains and draperies.
I plan to sell good old fasioned, real-deal corsets, open cataloges for formal wear they can order through me, high end classy lingerie, more modern "Goth/punk/skater" clothing and accessories, as well as classic Gothy type jewelry and some religious pieces (and not just Christian. Catholic, Pagan, etc)
If you lived in a little hick Protestant town, would you shop here?
The trend in my town is "goth/punck/skater" lol
I wasn't trying to be condescending lol. But when you live in the middle of nowhere and the only acknowledgement your town gets is that it is only one in the tri-county area with a Wal-Mart, you kind start to hate the way churchs give you evil stares for wearing your piercings and chains.
To my_chem_gc- as some one who takes active part in these subcultures (not to say that I am Goth or skater or punk or emo, ew, scary, I'd hate to be emo!) I full and well know that clothes ultimately have nothing to do with the subculture. However, the stereotypical style of these subcultures are taken and used as marketing "trends"
For example, Avril Lavigne with the "skater/punk chick" style. Before Avril, the preps wore those really annoying American Eagle crap and so forth. Then comes Avril. Suddenly, all the preppy girls think it's cool for chicks to skateboard, they started wearing baggy cargo shorts, wife beaters, arm warmers and loose ties. Their eyes have gone from creamy pastels to completely smoked out black. Their hair isn't bouncy and wavy anymore, but suddenly pin straight and black on bottom.
Anyone involved in a subculture knows that something labeled with that group's name does not make it "compliant" But to the outside world of preps, anything popular is trendy.
And Goth/punk/skater is currently popular.
I'de shop there for the corsets!
August 26 2008 | christian accessories | 10 Comments »
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