ME&MAY Pullover "Palibin"
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Why customers choose us
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Description
Description
The finely knitted "Palibin" sweater, also known as a Troyer, features a nautical-style design and luxurious material, providing temperature regulation and warmth. Super soft and fine merino wool from a fair-trade source (mulesing-free) ensures a comfortable feel. It has slightly dropped shoulders and the collar can be worn open or closed, depending on your mood.
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Why is this product included in the "Mit Ecken und Kanten" category?
Why is this product included in the "Mit Ecken und Kanten" category?
The product comes from a business liquidation.
Who is behind the product?
Who is behind the product?
ME&MAY was founded in 2011 by Melissa and Mathilde and is based in Munich. The company designs collections twice a year featuring romantic patterns and feminine designs, all fairly produced in Europe.
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Our mission is to dispel the outdated image of imperfect B- and C-grade goods and inspire and motivate greater appreciation for these unique products. As an online shop, we don't just want to sell products; we consciously and transparently explain the flaws of each product under the heading "Why is this product included in 'With Imperfections'?"
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