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Yatta Chilled Charisma Hamper
From R1,613.60 ex VAT
This Yatta Chilled Charisma Hamper offers comfort, making it suitable for corporate gifts during colder months. It contains an Alex Varga faux fur fleece blanket and a stainless steel vacuum flask. The items come in a Yatta drawstring bag and RPET felt gift bag, showing thoughtful branding.
The Yatta Chilled Charisma Hamper offers a well-presented selection of items, making it suitable for general promotional gifts during colder months.
- This hamper contains an Alex Varga Palazzo Faux Fur Fleece Blanket, a 1 Litre Alex Varga Valhalla Stainless Steel Vacuum Flask, a Yatta African Sucker, a 1701 160g Nougat Box, and Terbadore 100g Hot Chocolate.
- The items are presented in a Yatta drawstring bag, further encased in a Dark Grey RPET felt gift bag. The felt bag measures 40 cm (length) x 20 cm (width) x 33 cm (height).
- Weighing 4.3 kg, this collection makes for a substantial general promotional offering.
This hamper provides an appealing way to acknowledge clients or staff, allowing for visible branding on the outer packaging for your general promotional efforts.
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This Yatta Chilled Charisma Hamper offers comfort, making it suitable for corporate gifts during colder months. It contains an Alex Varga faux fur fleece blanket and a stainless steel vacuum flask. The items come in a Yatta drawstring bag and RPET felt gift bag, showing thoughtful branding.
From R1,613.60 ex VAT
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The promogroup was exceptional, they assisted us on a short notice with an impossible task and went above and beyond to make it happen. Their professionalism and willingness to assist was incredible. Thank you Eddie and Keagan. We will definetely make use of your services again - Sisonke
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