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The 5-in-1 charger cable with a cork body and wheat fibre is a versatile and sustainable solution for charging different devices. With its compact design and multi-functionality, this cable simplifies your charging needs. The cable has a USB and Type-C input, allowing you to connect it to different power sources, such as power adapters, power banks or computers. In addition, it offers USB, Micro USB, Type C and Lightning outputs, covering most of the electronic devices available on the market. The cork and wheat fibre body not only gives it a natural and aesthetic appearance, but also reinforces the commitment to sustainability by using eco-friendly materials. The charger cable is presented in an individual envelope with an ECO design, highlighting its focus on waste reduction and environmental care. With the 5-in-1 Cork Body and Wheat Fibre Charging Cable, you can conveniently and efficiently charge your devices, while contributing to a more sustainable lifestyle.
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Side a centered
- Laser 15x20 mm
- Pad printing 15x20 mm
Pocket centered
- Laser 15x20 mm
- Pad printing 15x20 mm
Очаквана дата на доставка
20 ноември 2026 г. – 27 ноември 2026 г.
| Color |
BEIGE |
|---|---|
| Size |
ONE SIZE ADULT |
| Composition | Cork and wheat fibre |
| Measures | 23cm/2,1cm/0,8cm |
| Units per Pack | 100 |
| Units per Carton | 400 |
| Min. Order Qty | 1 |
1,84 €
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