want items
apparel
car parts, shoes, clothes, trucks.
in general; some examples of monopolistic competition are foods, clothes, shoes, gasoline,toys, etc.
The cost of shoes in the 1970's were around $14.00-$22.00 for men's dress shoes. Women's dress shoes cost approximately the same.
It depends. For example I bought some shoes from Pull and Bear for 12 pound and in a week they were wrecked so then a bought some shoes from Primark for 5 pound and they lasted me a few months!
In 1920, a pair of shoes cost around $3.80. The typical person would spend about 15% of their income on shoes and clothing.
want items apparel
Inro is a Japanese clothing accessory. It is a case that holds small objects and is attached to an obi.
basicly ther hair and their clothes Eye glasses Shoes
clothes hommecomming dresses shoes ect clothes hommecomming dresses shoes ect
jordan shoes, clothes, and backpacks.
For height: With clothes (unless they add to your height) NO SHOES! For Weight:1)no clothes* 2)subtract weight of clothes from weight. *includes shoes
Dad: slippers or shoes Mom: shoes or clothes
Shoes and clothes
Food Clothes Shelter A physical need is a physical object that is required for good health and to live.
in shoes or clothes
Shoes,clothes,
Perfume Clothes Shoes