Definition of soft goods
: goods that are not durable
—used especially of textile products
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All soft goods need to be donated in 13 to 33 gallon bags that are tied closed and small items in boxes.
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All soft goods need to be donated in 13 to 33 gallon bags that are tied closed and small items in boxes.
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All soft goods need to be donated in 13 to 33 gallon bags that are tied closed and small items in boxes.
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All soft goods need to be donated in 13 to 33 gallon bags that are tied closed and small items in boxes.
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The second room is soft goods central, with stacks of blankets and sumptuous velvet pillows by Anke Drechsel.
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Nichols Outfitters was opened as a soft goods business that sold work uniforms, work clothing, for the employees of Nichols Concrete Equipment Company in Pelham over 10 years ago.
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From lighting to textiles and soft goods, fledgling designers and established brands alike, this is what’s trending in Nordic design now.
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The dancers enter one at a time, while the house lights are still near full and the audience is still buzzing, and line up on either side of a wide open stage with its soft goods pulled back.
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First Known Use of soft goods
1798
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