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Kuture
The Australian based Ku-ture is a new concept in online stores. It will specialize in one-off garments, accessories and jewellery with a focus on up-and-coming designers. They are currently on the look out for designers who would like to sell their wares on the site. It doesn't matter if you make stuff in your garage or are a fully fledged designer, as long as you have something special, unique and one-off, Ku-ture wants to hear about it. If you have something to offer, contact Caroline via the Ku-Ture website to find out all the details. The site launches on 26 February 2007.

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