krautwild.de
Organic cotton shirts with botanical plant-motif prints, sold online to herb and plant enthusiasts; the shop closed in May 2026
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-02
About krautwild.de
KRAUTWILD makes shirts ("Krauthemden") from organic cotton. Its motifs are developed as naturalistic depictions of real plant material.
The range was sold to herb and plant enthusiasts through an online shop. The shop has been permanently closed since 05.05.2026, and inquiries about the shirts and motifs are handled by e-mail.
Product: Organic cotton shirts ("Krauthemden") with botanical motifs derived from real plant material.
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