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Bij Jatasch nemen we slapen serieus. We geloven dat een goede nachtrust van levensbelang is en daarom hebben we als ons beddengoed behandeld met een technologie om jou te helpen de best mogelijke slaapervaring te krijgen. Je valt sneller in slaap en wordt uitgeruster wakker. Onze producten zijn met twee technologieën behandeld, met SleepWell™ en de Silverplus® technologie. Jatasch is een onderdeel van Web Blouse B.V. Jatasch is de specialist op het gebied van anti-bacterieel beddengoed, zoals hoeslakens, kussenslopen en dekbedovertrek.
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L. von Bönninghausenstraat 43, 7651AA, Tubbergen, Netherlands
- +31 (0)546-648744
- info@jatasch.com
- jatasch.nl
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