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Altitude Mackenzie Kraft Gift Set
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The Altitude Mackenzie Kraft Gift Set provides a practical promotional item. It includes a 700ml Altitude Vogue Lamda Lite Aluminium Water Bottle, presented in a natural kraft board box. This stylish set is ideal for corporate gifting to clients or staff.
The Altitude Mackenzie Kraft Gift Set offers a practical and stylish general promotional item for clients, staff, or new team members.
- This gift set is presented in a natural kraft board box, measuring 27 (l) x 23 (w) x 7.5 (h) cm, with a total weight of 1.35 kg.
- It includes a 700ml Altitude Vogue Lamda Lite Aluminium Water Bottle, 24.7 (h) cm, featuring a single wall, matte painted aluminium body, and a stainless steel lid.
- The set also contains an Altitude Vogue Burford A5 Soft Cover Notebook, 21 (l) x 14.2 (w) x 1.5 (h) cm, with a flexible thermo PU cover and 192 lined pages (96 sheets) of FSC certified paper.
- Completing the gift is an Altitude Vogue Omega Ball Pen, made from aluminium with a rubberised barrel, black German ink, and a minimum 1,500 metres writing distance.
This Altitude Mackenzie Kraft Gift Set is a considered option for branding and making a lasting impression.
Altitude
The Altitude Mackenzie Kraft Gift Set provides a practical promotional item. It includes a 700ml Altitude Vogue Lamda Lite Aluminium Water Bottle, presented in a natural kraft board box. This stylish set is ideal for corporate gifting to clients or staff.
From R203.76 ex VAT
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