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The 15″ laptop sleeve made of recycled felt with a vigore design is the perfect solution to protect your laptop in a safe and sustainable way. The vigore design gives a modern and attractive look to the case, with its Velcro closure flap, you can easily access your laptop and keep it protected at all times, preventing your laptop from slipping or falling. Inside, the case has two additional compartments that allow you to store accessories and important documents in an organized manner. You can take your charger, cables, pens or other essentials with you, keeping them at your fingertips. The recycled felt used in this case is durable and sturdy, providing extra protection for your laptop against bumps and scratches. Choose a sustainable and stylish option to protect your laptop with the recycled felt sleeve in a vigore design. Keep your laptop safe and care for the environment at the same time with this eco-friendly and functional case.
Персонализиране
Bolsillo frontal zona inferior
- Screen printing 210x80 mm
- Transfer 210x80 mm
- Transfer 210x80 mm
- Embroidery 50x70 mm
Очаквана дата на доставка
20 ноември 2026 г. – 27 ноември 2026 г.
| Color |
GREY |
|---|---|
| Size |
ONE SIZE ADULT |
| Composition | Recycled felt |
| Measures | 37cm/26cm |
| Units per Pack | 50 |
| Units per Carton | 100 |
| Min. Order Qty | 1 |
1,77 €
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