BRISA VW Collection Volkswagen Neoprene Cosmetic Napkin Dispenser Paper Tissue Box for Bathroom in T1 Bus Campervan Design (Flower Power/Multicolor)

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Amazon FLOWER BUS: The trendy tissue dispenser is designed in floral colors. A cool detail is the zipper pulls in bus shape. Dimensions: 24 x 8.5 x 11 cm (9.4 x 3.3 x 4.3 inches). PRACTICAL DETAILS: Filling the tissue boxes is very easy. There is a zipper running all around the bottom of the box. The tissues are inserted without the cardboard box. MULTIFUNCTIONAL: The iconic neoprene tissue box holders can be used in the bathroom, kitchen, or office as cosmetic, napkin, and tissue dispensers. TECHNICAL DETAILS: The VW T1 Bus dispensers are made of durable neoprene (80%) and polyester (20%). The material is splashresistant and can be handwashed if the pouch gets dirty. OFFICIALLY LICENSED: The practical cosmetic tissue dispenser in the VW T1 Bus design is an official Volkswagen licensed product. Our items are developed in Germany to meet our highquality standards.

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FLOWER BUS: The trendy tissue dispenser is designed in floral colors. A cool detail is the zipper pulls in bus shape. Dimensions: 24 x 8.5 x 11 cm (9.4 x 3.3 x 4.3 inches). PRACTICAL DETAILS: Filling the tissue boxes is very easy. There is a zipper running all around the bottom of the box. The tissues are inserted without the cardboard box. MULTIFUNCTIONAL: The iconic neoprene tissue box holders can be used in the bathroom, kitchen, or office as cosmetic, napkin, and tissue dispensers. TECHNICAL DETAILS: The VW T1 Bus dispensers are made of durable neoprene (80%) and polyester (20%). The material is splashresistant and can be handwashed if the pouch gets dirty. OFFICIALLY LICENSED: The practical cosmetic tissue dispenser in the VW T1 Bus design is an official Volkswagen licensed product. Our items are developed in Germany to meet our highquality standards.


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Brand Brisa
EAN
  • 0600514901581

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