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Cotton bag, beige, 14×10 cm
€ 1.40 incl. VAT
A practical bag for storing small items
In stock
- Drawstring bag
- Unbleached, undyed cotton
- One layer of fabric
- It is very solid
- Suitable for storing precious stones or anything else
- Without embroidery
Bag color: beige
External dimensions: 14×10 cm
- We have other similar bags here.
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