Will be buying more
Excellent quality and immediate dispatch, thank you!
26 January 2022
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I dig denim, jeans wear and urban clothing for youngsters and woman fashionistas. Based in Gothenburg of Sweden, the city of jeans, and founded by designer Hanna Clavegård. As of today, I dig denim is represented in more than 25 countries worldwide, selling in 200 carefully selected stores and online. I dig denim stands for a natural yet cool look.
Contact info
Gamla Flygplatsvägen 24, 423 37, Torslanda, Sweden
- +46 (0)31 924070
- order@gmail.com
- idigdenim.com
I like everything
I like everything, service, delivery, variety of collection. Thanks! Special thanks for the price. It is perfect for such quality clothes.
17 November 2020
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