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Produzione di abbigliamento sportivo in sublimatico e tempi di consegna da record. 100% Made in Italy, 100% Personalizzabile. - Calcio, Basket, Volley, Padel, Tennis, Running, Nuoto, Pallanuoto, Triathlon, Rugby, Handball, Motocross, Beach volley, ecc.
Via Alcide de Gasperi, 296, 84018, Scafati, Italy
4.6
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Very happy with the product produced. The quality of the material/finishing and the print was exceptional along with the production and delivery time. Being a company based in the Uk and the hassels that Brexit has brought, the team at IKS were excellent in communication and got the package through customs without a hitch. My client couldn't have been happier and I would definitely recommend using IKS to anyone.
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