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Ultimately, with the popularity of his elite and rather expensive Cabbage Patch Kids soaring, Xavier branched out to modern industry to make a more affordable version to be marketed to children. These were made with a vinyl head but still maintained the soft sculptured body. Both forms of the Cabbage Patch Kids are still currently on the market. Many of the folks who enhanced the cloth doll's importance over the years have come from modest beginnings. This was the only sort of doll their limited funds would allow. Whether it was a young man with a dream or a mother with a young daughter, cloth dolls have made a great impact on people of all walks of life and maintain a solid place in doll history.
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