cosyroots.de
Online shop for vegan baby shoes and organic children’s clothing and accessories
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-05
About cosyroots.de
Cosy Roots sells vegan baby and children’s shoes, GOTS-certified organic cotton clothing, knitwear and accessories through an online shop. Its products include washable, flexible shoes designed for young children.
The company describes itself as a startup from Düsseldorf. Its shoes are produced by hand at an atelier in Turkey, using materials selected for quality and fair working conditions.
Product: Online sales of vegan baby shoes, organic children’s clothing, knitwear and accessories.
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