10 pcs Organza bags 15 x 33 cm - pink

£3.29 / pkg

1 pkg = 10 pc
£0.33 / pc

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A collection of 10 medium organza bags (also called shiffon bags) with a size of 15 cm x 33 cm, which pink colour will perfectly fill in every place. This set is very versatile, because it allows many different kinds of usage for the favour bags.

And so, they can serve as a place for storing items such as cosmetics, candles and soaps. They can very well perform as a container for a bottle of perfume or other small present for a close person, as well as an elegant package for an occasional gift from a company or an organisation - organza bags will find their usage in places you need them most, because it is possible to store basically everything inside them, for every occasion imaginable or without any occasion at all!

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Parameters

FabricOrganza
ColourPink
Decorative printingNo
Pcs per pack10
Width *15 cm
OccasionValentine's Day, Easter
Height *33 cm
Height to drawstring *25.5 - 26 cm
SizeMedium
SKUORB-1533-PKX-071
EAN5902565681753
The bags are sewn by hand, therefore their actual size may differ from the given one by +/- 1 cm
Organza bags 15 x 33 cm - pink Valentine's Day

Details on product compliance with regulations: Product responsibility

Saketos sp. z o.o.
Biedrzychowicka 2
59-921 Sieniawka, Poland

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Organza bags 15 x 33 cm - pink Medium bags 15x33 cm

10 pcs Organza bags 15 x 33 cm - pink

Fabric: Organza, Size: 15x33 cm

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