Sea Dream document shoulder bag white/black made of canvas

Sea Dream document shoulder bag white/black made of canvas

SKU: 31565
Manufacturers: Trend Marine

Trendy document pouch in a maritime style, a must-have for skippers and navigators!

29,99 €

incl. 19% VAT , plus (Paket)

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Delivery time: 2 - 4 Workdays (DE - int. shipments may differ)

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Attention all skippers and fans of maritime accessories: This document bag immediately shows how trendy and sporty you are on the go. The shoulder bag is made from new sailcloth, and the seams are sewn in a sailmaker's stitch, which makes it appear particularly trendy. The small compass pendant completes the maritime design - authentically detailed. The maritime lifestyle can be taken into everyday life. Fashion and water sports - two beautiful sides of life - are combined here.

Dimensions: 32 x 12 x 33 cm
Color: White/Black
Material: 100% Polyester - Sailcloth
Length-adjustable shoulder strap
Zipper pocket
Bag flap is secured with Velcro
Inside additional flat zipper pocket with sewn-on mobile phone pocket with Velcro
Small compass pendant

Shipping weight:	0,60 kg
Textile labeling:	Materials of this textile are: 100% polyester
manufacturer / responsible person:	Trend Marine, Bgm.-Bombeck-Str. 1, 22851 Norderstedt, DE, +490405113780

This article mainly consists of:

100% polyester

Advantages of polyester fabrics

The industrially produced synthetic continuous threads impress with their special properties. They are characterized by allergy-neutral properties and ease of care that modern clothing cannot be imagined without. The fabric is wrinkle-free, tear-resistant, weather-resistant and can hardly soak up with water. As a result, the polyester threads are predestined for the production of fabrics for sportswear that, for example, has to dry quickly or is water-repellent as rainwear.

Dacron canvas and tarpaulin fabric are made of synthetic fiber. They repel dirt and moisture. When exposed to excessive heat, these fibers stick together and become brittle.