Sea Wave shopping bag with dew handle, white / navy blue made of canvas, shopping bag

Sea Wave shopping bag with dew handle, white / navy blue made of canvas, shopping bag

SKU: 30149
Manufacturers: Trend Marine

Trendy Sea Wave shopping bag with dew handles in a maritime look, sewn from canvas with sailmaker stitch by Trend Marine

49,95 €

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The bag made of new Dacron canvas impresses with its eye-catching labeling with large canvas numbers. It is particularly trendy and the seams are authentically sewn in sailmaker''s stitch down to the last detail. Two handles made of sail rope for carrying make the shopping bag appear light and chic. A small compass pendant complements the maritime look. So the maritime attitude to life can be taken into everyday life.

OUTSIDE: two dew-handles for carrying, small compass pendant, canvas number
DIMENSIONS: 42 x 17 x 36 cm (WxDxH)
Color: white / navy blue
Material: 100% polyester - Dacron canvas

Shipping weight:	1,10 kg
item picture note:	Decorative items Items are not included in the scope of delivery. Numbers that are sewn or printed on are chosen at random and may differ from the images!
Textile labeling:	Materials of this textile are: 100% polyester

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.