Petrusse
French-made silk scarves, shawls and textile accessories sold to consumers online
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-08
About Petrusse
Petrusse designs and sells silk scarves, shawls and other textile accessories, including wool and cashmere pieces. Its products are presented as made in France.
The company sells directly to consumers through its online shop, with collections that include scarves, headwear, bags and other accessories.
Petrusse is based in Langon, France, and was founded in 1998.
Product: Designs and sells scarves, shawls and textile accessories made from silk, wool and cashmere.
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