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Garment-dyed accessory bag
From £4.88 ex VAT
This garment-dyed accessory bag offers a practical choice for promotional campaigns and corporate gifting. Made from 100% recycled cotton, each bag has a unique washed finish. Its zipped compartment helps organise small items, making it ideal for brand visibility.
The Garment-dyed accessory bag offers a stylish and practical option for general promotional campaigns. This versatile pouch is a thoughtful item for corporate gifting or event giveaways.
- Made from 100% pre-consumer recycled cotton, ensuring a responsible material choice.
- Features a unique garment-dyed washed finish, meaning each bag has individual colour variations.
- Includes an oval base design and a zipped main compartment with a nylon zip and self-fabric pull.
- Designed for multipurpose use, making it suitable for travel, daily essentials, or organising smaller items.
- Comes with a CutAway label, allowing for simple rebranding for your general promotional needs.
This accessory bag is an excellent choice for a memorable and sustainable brand presence.
Bags
This garment-dyed accessory bag offers a practical choice for promotional campaigns and corporate gifting. Made from 100% recycled cotton, each bag has a unique washed finish. Its zipped compartment helps organise small items, making it ideal for brand visibility.
From £4.88 ex VAT
*Pricing excludes branding and setup fees
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| Quantity | Unit Price |
|---|---|
| 1+ | £4.88 |
| 20+ | £4.09 |
| 160+ | £3.31 |
£4.88 ex VAT each
£4.88 ex VAT
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