Marley Products @ colette
This Marley Natural hemp Seed bodysalve can exfoliate away your deepestworries. The line debuted on theFrench retailer colette last week.
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July 14, 2017

Marley Products @ colette

Marley Natural products made their European debut last week at the iconic French retailer colette. Products such as the Hemp Seed body wash, Hemp Seed lotion and Hemp Seed lip balm are now available in-store and online. The collection was launched at a pop-up in the store featuring also products from the Marleys’ collaboration with Creatures of the Wind for a limited-edition cannabis-inspired collection. The pop-up also showcased

System Magazine’s Issue No. 9, which includes a 140-page portfolio shot by Juergen Teller on the brand. Zuri Marley provided the perfect playlist to complete the evening. Head online to get yours today.

colette is an iconicParisian departmentstore, now carrying theMarley Natural line.
The Marley Natural line’s Hemp SeedBody Lotion is now available onlineand in-store at iconic french retailercolette.
The Marley Natural skincareline includes this Hemp Seed lipbalm. The product debuted on theEuropean market last week.
Zuri Marleyprovided the perfectplaylist to completethe evening.

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