temashop.no
Online shop selling costumes, party supplies and seasonal decorations to consumers in Norway, Sweden and Denmark
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-02
About temashop.no
Temashop runs an online shop for costumes, dress-up accessories, party articles and decorations for themed parties and holidays, including Halloween and Christmas. The website lists over 10,000 costume designs and 60,000 article numbers.
Customers are consumers who buy costumes and party supplies online. The company delivers to Norway, Sweden and Denmark, offers free shipping on orders from 1000 kr and reports over 30,000 reviews averaging 4.5 out of 5.
Temashop has been supplying costumes and party decorations since 2009 and describes itself as a Scandinavian business. The website states it has 25 employees.
Product: Online retail of costumes, dress-up accessories, party articles and seasonal decorations.
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