deesse.ee
Online retailer of pole dance shoes, high heels, dancewear and accessories for dancers and dance studios
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-02
About deesse.ee
DEESSE sells dancewear, pole dance shoes, high heels dance shoes, catsuits, knee pads, shoe stockings and heel protectors. It is the official reseller of the Queen brand and works with Pleaser USA, and it also offers its own dancewear collection, launched in Winter 2021.
Customers are dancers, instructors and dance studios. The company sells through its online store, with free shipping to parcel lockers on orders over 175€ and 10% off orders over 250€.
The company started its activity in 2021. It also runs DEESSE Studio, a dance studio in Tallinn that opened in Winter 2023 and offers dance classes.
Product: Online store selling pole dance shoes, high heels dance shoes, dancewear, knee pads, stockings and accessories
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