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What Is Cj's Custom Apparel?
CJ’s Custom Apparel is a screen printing studio that is located in Edmond, Oklahoma. This business was originally established in 1999 and it was known as Embroidery Magic. In 2011, Joseph and his father Michael Wehagen took over and renamed it as CJ’s Custom Apparel. This company specializes in custom screen printing, embroidery, rhinestones, banners, and promotional products. CJ’s Custom Apparel is a member of Edmond Area Chamber of Commerce. They are Better Business Bureau accredited business.
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