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Pre-Printed Sample Hoppla Bostock Apron
From R142.78 ex VAT
Assess our product quality with this sample apron before placing a bulk order. It measures 27 x 57.5 cm and uses 240g/m² acrylic coated polyester for durability. Businesses can check the fabric and print finish for their brand.
This sample apron allows you to assess the quality of our promotional products before placing a bulk order. It helps businesses see the print and fabric finish without needing a custom pre-production sample.
- This apron measures 27 cm (l) x 57.5 cm (w).
- It is made from 240g/m² acrylic coated polyester, offering a durable finish.
- The neck and back ties are black petersham straps, designed for a comfortable fit.
- Manufactured in South Africa upon order, this apron weighs 0.13 kg.
This sample is a practical way to evaluate custom branding for corporate gifts and other promotional products.
Brands
Assess our product quality with this sample apron before placing a bulk order. It measures 27 x 57.5 cm and uses 240g/m² acrylic coated polyester for durability. Businesses can check the fabric and print finish for their brand.
From R142.78 ex VAT
*Pricing excludes branding and setup fees
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I called Promo Group in a panic, I had bags printed by a different company and the logo was too big. I was hopeless as no one could help me with printed bags to pick up later that day, But guess what Promo Group helped me. I was in touch with Brendaline who assisted me through the whole process, she even sent me a pic of the bag and logo before they go ahead and print the whole batch. I got lost on my way to their warehouse and only arrived a few minutes after 18:00 and they were still waiting for me! Thank you for your great customer service. You are my go to for all branding going ahead.
Anoencejatha DixonKeagan the salesman , is a legend quick response definitely will use the company in future jobs.
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