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C’est la maxi moulaga merci vent d’hiver tu connais
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Founded in 2021 by two Parisian DJ-producers, VENT D’HIVER is an independent label operating between Toronto, Canada & Paris, France. Built around the idea of creating a permanent wardrobe, the brand develops heavyweight essentials with oversized silhouettes, premium fabrics, and timeless construction. Every garment is designed with longevity in mind, prioritizing quality, proportion, and everyday wear. Music remains at its core. A lasting interest in music history, forgotten records, and the cultural movements that shaped generations continues to inform the label's creative direction.
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C’est la maxi moulaga merci vent d’hiver tu connais
Les vêtements sont bien coupés, matériaux très qualitatif et le SAV est super réactif.. Hâte de recommander chez vous.
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