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 PLAYING CARDS--OFFSET ORANGE
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PLAYING CARDS--OFFSET ORANGE
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PLAYING CARDS--OFFSET ORANGE
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PC-9331
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U.S. Playing Card Co.
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$19.95
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PLAYING CARDS--OFFSET ORANGE

The "Offset Orange" concept deck is our bold take on traditional playing cards. In cardistry, our mistakes are often a starting point to come up with new moves. We took that same idea to create this deck: inspired by the misprint of certain playing cards, we wanted to use the "offset" as part of the actual design. 4 different backs, 4 different directions. Either follow the arrow, or simply let them give a new aesthetic to your cuts. The colors, inspired by urban life, make this deck a perfect accessory to match your street wear looks. DETAILS: Printed by USPCC, Premium crushed stock, 52 playing cards + 1 ad card, Unique swivel box.

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 The "Offset Orange" concept deck is our bold take on traditional playing cards. In cardistry, our mistakes are often a starting point to come up with new moves. We took that same idea to create this deck: inspired by the misprint
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