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Pre-Printed Sample Hoppla Sudwala Food Delivery Cooler Bag
From R395.99 ex VAT
Inspect the print and material quality of this sample cooler bag before placing a bulk custom order. Measuring 50 x 36 x 22 cm, it is made from 240g/m² acrylic coated polyester with an aluminium foil lining. This helps businesses confirm suitability for their corporate gifting.
This pre-printed sample cooler bag allows you to inspect the quality of our promotional products before placing a bulk custom order. It helps businesses see the finish and print quality for their corporate gifting needs.
- Measures 50 (l) x 36 (w) x 22 (h) cm, offering ample space.
- Made from 240g/m² acrylic coated polyester and 600d material with an aluminium foil lining.
- Includes black webbing carry handles and a heavy-duty black zip for durability.
- The cooler bag weighs 0.66 kg and is manufactured in South Africa upon order.
- Branding is possible on the top panel only, showcasing full-colour print options.
This sample cooler bag is a good way to assess the product's suitability for your next range of corporate gifts or promotional campaigns.
Branded Bags
Inspect the print and material quality of this sample cooler bag before placing a bulk custom order. Measuring 50 x 36 x 22 cm, it is made from 240g/m² acrylic coated polyester with an aluminium foil lining. This helps businesses confirm suitability for their corporate gifting.
From R395.99 ex VAT
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