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Italy – 24/48 hours.
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International – one week
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Or you can return the product directly to our store.
In case of a defective product, we will fully refund the cost of the item and the shipping costs as soon as we receive and verify the product.
We offer a gift-wrapping service and the option to add a personalized card with the text of your choice. At checkout, select “it is a gift” and we will turn your purchase into an elegantly wrapped gift, ready for delivery.
Remember the clunk of the play button and that tiny pause before the first song begins? The Crosley CT102 brings that little bit of magic back home, dressed in a lovely blue and grey that looks just as good on a shelf as on the kitchen counter.
It’s a vintage cassette player with a modern brain. You can play your old tapes, but also record new ones: the built-in microphone lets you slip your own voice in between songs, so a mixtape becomes a gift nobody else could give. When you fancy a change, there’s an AM/FM radio with an extendable antenna, no phone or internet needed.
And if your playlists live on your phone, no problem: Bluetooth sends them straight to the speakers for that boombox feel we love. For quiet evenings once the kids are asleep, there’s a headphone jack.
It goes wherever you do: run it on batteries for picnics and beach days, or plug it in at home while you cook or unwind.
Why did we choose it? Because it reminds us of our childhood, when you rewound cassettes by poking a pencil into them.
It’s the sweetest way to take a step back and end up smiling.
