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Your Go-To Spot in Germany for High End Fashion, Sneakers & Luxury stuff like Bags or Wallets.
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Sonnenwirtleweg 2/1, 71665, Vaihingen an der Enz, Germany
- +491735784943
- info@vaikickz.com
- vaikickz.com
4.0
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I bought essential joggers amd supreme…
I bought essential joggers amd supreme underwear after 3 moths of waiting i didn’t get anything. I am still waiting for my parcel. On my shop app it says delivery is coming for 2 moths strayed.
24 May 2026
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Reply from Vaikickz
Hi! Dort gab es leider ein Versehen von Seiten DHLs. Wir senden gerne asap ein neues Paket raus - kontaktiere uns bitte.
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