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Matches - Lips
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Why we carry this
A quintessential article of daily use, our Match Boxes flaunt unique designs with coordinating match tips. Sweet as a hostess gift, a perfect pairing to a candle, and always an eye catching pop of graphic decor. Safety matches, 50 sticks per box.
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