Altitude
Altitude Sigma Winter Gift Set
From R301.22 ex VAT
The Altitude Sigma Winter Gift Set provides comfort in cold weather. It contains a 350ml Kooshty Luca stainless steel tumbler for hot drinks, along with an acrylic beanie and scarf for warmth. This set is designed for corporate gifting.
The Altitude Sigma Winter Gift Set is a thoughtful collection designed to provide comfort and utility during colder months, making it suitable for corporate gifting.
- Includes a Kooshty Luca Stainless Steel Tumbler, 14.5 cm (h) x 9 cm (d), made from PP and stainless steel, with a 350ml capacity for warm drinks.
- Features a Solo Acrylic Beanie and a Team Acrylic Scarf, 160 cm (l) x 20 cm (w), both made from acrylic rib knit for warmth.
- Comes with an Altitude Sigma A5 Hard cover Notebook, 21 cm (l) x 14.3 cm (w) x 1.3 cm (h), containing 128 lined pages, and an Altitude Omega Ball Pen made of aluminium.
- Presented in an Altitude Bosley Gift Box B, 20 cm (l) x 22.5 cm (w) x 9.5 cm (h), a foldable kraft cardboard box, with a total weight of 0.916 kg for the set.
This winter gift set offers practical items that are suitable for co-branding, providing a lasting impression for your recipients.
Altitude
The Altitude Sigma Winter Gift Set provides comfort in cold weather. It contains a 350ml Kooshty Luca stainless steel tumbler for hot drinks, along with an acrylic beanie and scarf for warmth. This set is designed for corporate gifting.
From R301.22 ex VAT
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