Elevate Apparel's Paracord Bracelets are back! This time, they have introduced brand new colors that will definitely add some spice to your everyday getup. Coming up with the new pattern of Camo and mixing it with various colors - something rather new and eye-catching. They retained the basic colors and both the Violet-Yellow and Orange-Violet bracelets. Each bracelet costs P350, check Elevate Apparel out to get your Paracord Bracelet. Photos of the bracelets follow the break.
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The Elevate Apparel Paracord bracelets are high value. My only caution is on sizing, since my wrist is small and even smaller at the narrowest point. They are beautiful; I will certainly check them out. If you are a fan of Paracord projects, learn how to make a Paracord bracelet here: http://survival-mastery.com/diy/useful-tools/how-to-make-paracord-bracelet.html
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