I totally recommend Werkmann Wichmann. I moved from America to Germany a while ago, and found this…read morecompany. Very Professional, absolutely spot on. Time efficient , and the price was within my budget. I absolutely trust this company and plan to use them again. Thank You.. a big 5 stars. Jill Merzon.

Awesome little rossman shop in the heart of Kapellen village. Great and friendly staff…read moreGood selection Great prices

Henkel AG & Company is a German chemical and consumer goods company headquartered in Düsseldorf,…read moreGermany. It is a multinational company active both in the consumer and industrial sector. Founded in 1876, the company is organized into three globally operating business units (Laundry & Home Care, Beauty Care, Adhesive Technologies) and is known for brands such as Loctite, Persil, Fa, Dial and Purex, amongst others. While my family has used many of their products the main one is Dial. I was once told by a pediatrician that Dial Bar Soap in Gold was the best antibacterial. I used it growing up and raising my daughter. I still like the Dial liquid soaps and sanitizer when I can get it. If you want detailed company information there's plenty. My photos copyright info can be found on the Wikipedia Website. I love historic companies. The hand sanitizer photo is mine. I'm a huge Fan of Dial Products. I also would love to visit Düsseldorf!

With the largest Japanese community in Germany based in Dusseldorf, naturally there is a Uniqlo…read moreshop here. This Uniqlo has 3 floors: top floor with woman's clothing, lower floor with men's clothing, and middle floor with the entrance to the street with both and the new collections. The staff are really nice and helpful. The clothing selection is good here. Note that sizes are different from Japan. For example, the L size in Japan is an M size in Germany. Highly recommended for great quality clothing at reasonable prices!

I have ordered 4 items and had to return all 4 because they were too big. Although originaly packed…read moreand in the same condition as I've reveived them, I only got refund for 3 items.

Service good and consulting even better. Selection was gold and silver completely. Wert of my stuff…read morewas good.

I discovered this site by pure chance last year after visiting Allans in Petworth (they stocked…read moretheir shirts) trying to find some fun summer shirts They have some really great shirts, super quality and now I have 4...amazingly friendly and helpful people with very good English...reasonable prices and often with sales items...prices in euros and a variable delivery charge...remember you can only import £135 worth of value PLUS postage without stupid extra post Brexit charges for no particular reason other than being annoying! The first shirt I got, I wore in Paris for the first time...a young guy (I'm well into OAPhood) stopped me in the street and said wow, that's a really cool shirt, where did you get it (in French of course) and I had to tell him You can find them in England as I say; Davids of Haslemere for example is another stockist but of course its always a question of getting the sizes Colours tell me they are about to publish their new T-shirt range Take a look

My first pro-sumer chef's knife. Great balance and weight, and the forged handle/tang is very…read morecomfortable to hold. Obviously a great well made blade which is the most important part. Obviously there are more expensive and better knives out there but at this level the more you're spending, the performance gain is marginal. There is a point of diminishing returns. Excellent value for higher end cutlery.

Was in Solingen for work and had to stop by the Zwilling store…read more There was a nice section in the back of the store of discounted products that may have some small defects. The prices are potentially the same as US's online discounters but with these, you know you are getting the real stuff made in Germany. It's a well lit and clean store that had a lot of products - including pots/pans, kitchen accessories, and of course, knives. Remember to ask for a tax refund receipt (to be used in airport) as their tax rate is pretty high.