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Caussün est une marque Française qui conçoit des produits responsables. Découvrez l’unique chausson éco-conçu
France
4.4
133 reviews
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These slippers are warm and comfortable. They have a very cozy look. The purchase through the website was easy and the delivery as well. Best of all, the company provides a plan for what to do with this object at the end of its life span: there is a possibility to either compost or recycle all parts of it!!
very comfortable slippers. I've been wearing them for a few days and am happy with them. The small arch support is appreciated.
They're great for inside. For outside/inside, I would have a rubber sole put on. I hope they hold up over time.
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