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Roxy

Roxy

Mode · Swimwear & Resort

Roxy ist eine Damensportbekleidungs- und Freizeitkleidungsmarke, Teil der Quiksilver-Familie, die sich auf von Boardsportarten inspirierte Kleidung spezialisiert.

Roxy macht Boardsport-Style zur Lifestyle für Frauen, die Abenteuer lieben

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