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Okiyo Jimin Recycled Cotton 16-Can Cooler
From R179.98 ex VAT
Keep drinks cool with this recycled cotton cooler bag. It holds up to 16 cans and features an aluminium foil lining. Made from durable 320g/m recycled cotton, it makes a practical corporate gift for South African businesses.
This recycled cotton cooler bag makes practical promotional products for businesses seeking a useful corporate gift in South Africa.
- It measures 22 cm (length) x 17 cm (width) x 26 cm (height) and holds up to 16 cans.
- The bag is made from durable recycled cotton with an aluminium foil lining and features 320g/m recycled cotton fabric.
- It offers two carrying options: cotton webbing handles and an adjustable cotton webbing shoulder strap.
- A front pocket provides extra storage for smaller items.
This cooler is a practical item for corporate gifting, providing good visibility for your brand.
Branded Bags
Keep drinks cool with this recycled cotton cooler bag. It holds up to 16 cans and features an aluminium foil lining. Made from durable 320g/m recycled cotton, it makes a practical corporate gift for South African businesses.
From R179.98 ex VAT
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