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Marlowe Nature arbeitet ausschließlich mit Modelabeln und Designern zusammen, die von ökologischer und fairer Produktionsweise überzeugt sind.
Beim Schlump 5, 20144, Hamburg, Germany
3.4
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The shop has a wide range of products (organic clothing and beauty products). Quality is also very good. BUT the site is very slow - it takes ages to go from one page to another and then to place an order.
Also it took them 5 days to process my (substantial) order and get around to shipping it and forever (a week) for it to get here, despite the high shipping costs. Shame because it's a nice shop.
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