Branded & Personalised Laptop Bags
Bermuda Computer Bag
From R3,213.00 ex VAT
The Bermuda Computer Bag is an excellent item for general promotional campaigns, offering practical daily use for clients and staff. This dependable bag helps protect laptops while keeping essentials organised. Made from durable 600D polyester, giving good wear resistance. Features a padded main compartment suitable for laptops up to
The Bermuda Computer Bag is an excellent item for general promotional campaigns, offering practical daily use for clients and staff. This dependable bag helps protect laptops while keeping essentials organised.
- Made from durable 600D polyester, giving good wear resistance.
- Features a padded main compartment suitable for laptops up to 15.6 inches, measuring approximately 40 cm (L) x 10 cm (W) x 30 cm (H).
- Includes a front zippered pocket for quick access to smaller items like chargers or documents.
- Comes with an adjustable, padded shoulder strap for comfortable carrying, and weighs about 0.75 kg (empty).
This Bermuda Computer Bag is a practical choice for displaying your company's logo clearly and effectively.
Branded & Personalised Laptop Bags
The Bermuda Computer Bag is an excellent item for general promotional campaigns, offering practical daily use for clients and staff. This dependable bag helps protect laptops while keeping essentials organised. Made from durable 600D polyester, giving good wear resistance. Features a padded main compartment suitable for laptops up to
From R3,213.00 ex VAT
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Based on 1,458 Google reviews
Working with Jordan, Chioma and the Promo Group was really next-level - Jordan is quick with quotes and made an awesome recommendation when the items I wanted wasn't in stock. Definitely someone worth having in your corner!
JD KochKeagan the salesman , is a legend quick response definitely will use the company in future jobs.
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