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  • “
    People will stop and stare, these clothes are that good! Mr. King understands what we want.
    Elizabeth Hamilton
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    The experience of working with Owen has been overwhelmingly positive.
    Sally Kelly
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    Owen truly listened to everything about my lifestyle and preferences. I have never felt more confident!
    Anna Fernandez
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Latest Designs

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  • Painted Leather Bag

  • Fitted Plaid Shirt

  • Lace Dress

Summer Shirts

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Owen King

Fashion Designer & Seamster

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