hofmalen.nl
Online clothing shop for women and men, shipping to the Netherlands and Belgium
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-03
About hofmalen.nl
Hofmalen is an online fashion shop selling women's and men's clothing, including dresses, jumpsuits, blouses, shorts, swimwear, sandals, trousers, shirts and underwear sets.
It sells directly to consumers through its website. The site lists 1498 women's products and 696 men's products, offers free shipping within the Netherlands and Belgium, and gives a 30-day return period.
The website is published in Dutch and states that the business has operated since 2023.
Product: Online retail of women's and men's clothing, swimwear, footwear and accessories.
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