kitzheimat.de
Online shop for merino wool clothing and accessories for babies, children and women
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-01
About kitzheimat.de
Kitz Heimat develops and sells clothing and accessories made from merino wool and other natural materials, including baby and children’s wear, sleep sacks and women’s items.
Its customers are families shopping online. Products are sold directly through its online store.
Founded by Janine and Anja, Kitz Heimat GmbH was established in 2016. It says its products are manufactured in Europe and uses certified materials.
Product: Online retail of merino wool clothing and accessories for babies, children and women.
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