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The toiletry bag made of recycled felt with a vigore design is the perfect accessory to organise your personal products in a sustainable and stylish way. Made with recycled felt, this toiletry bag helps reduce waste and care for the environment. The vigore design gives a modern and attractive look to the toiletry bag, making it both functional and elegant. With its matching clasp and handle, you can easily open and close the bag, keeping your products safe and organized. Inside, the toiletry bag offers ample space to store your personal care products, make-up, toiletries, or any other item you want to take with you. The recycled felt used in this bag is durable and resistant, protecting your products from any possible damage. In addition to being eco-friendly and stylish. You can carry it in your travel bag, suitcase or just use it as a separate toiletry bag. Choose a sustainable and stylish toiletry bag to keep your items organized with the recycled felt toiletry bag with a vigore design. It combines functionality, fashion and environmental care in a single accessory.
Персонализиране
Upper front
- Screen printing 100x80 mm
- Transfer 100x80 mm
- Transfer 100x80 mm
- Embroidery 100x100 mm
Upper front
- Screen printing 100x80 mm
- Transfer 100x80 mm
- Transfer 100x80 mm
- Embroidery 100x100 mm
Очаквана дата на доставка
20 ноември 2026 г. – 27 ноември 2026 г.
| Color |
GREY |
|---|---|
| Size |
ONE SIZE ADULT |
| Composition | Recycled felt |
| Measures | 22cm/14cm/6,5cm |
| Units per Pack | 10 |
| Units per Carton | 300 |
| Min. Order Qty | 1 |
0,57 €
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