doudous-perdus.fr
Online shop selling rare and vintage doudou comfort toys, plush and dolls to collectors
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-01
About doudous-perdus.fr
Doudou Perdu runs an online shop that sells rare and vintage doudou comfort toys, including plush animals and dolls. Listed items include a violet bear, a white rabbit, a deer, a clown and vintage dolls.
Customers are collectors of comfort toys who buy individual pieces from the online catalogue. Products are listed at fixed prices, and some items are shown with a 30% discount.
The company is published under the name Engel Boutik Doudou perdu. The website is in French.
Product: Online catalogue of rare and vintage doudou comfort toys, plush animals and dolls.
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