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Arpe Soft Pouch Recycled Polyester Organizer
Our Soft Pouches are a touch of sophistication to your everyday essentials and casuals. An Arpe’s innovative line crafted with meticulous attention to detail and a curated palette that transcends fleeting trends. Maximum softness, utmost versatility, timeless designs.
MATERIALS & DETAILS
- 70% recycled polyester & 30% polyester foam, partly from post-consumer rPET bottles.
- Supersoft & lightweight.
- Padded & resistant.
- 2 different sizes: small (12x18cm) & large (18x25cm).
- 5 different colors: Charcoal Gray, Steel Blue, Sand Cream, Olive Green & Chestnut Brown.
- Practical to carry inside your purse or bag.
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