ingla.de
Curated footwear, fashion, home, beauty and accessories for shoppers through a Rosenheim store and online shop
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-02
About ingla.de
ingla is a family-run concept store selling curated footwear, clothing, home goods, beauty products and accessories, alongside an online shop. Its selection focuses on shoes and includes fashion and lifestyle brands.
The company serves retail customers through its Rosenheim store and online sales. It has operated for over 50 years, is run by the third generation of the family, and has had an online shop since 2020.
Product: Curated footwear, clothing, home goods, beauty products and accessories sold in a physical store and online.
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