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Quench Bottle Bag
From £5.37 ex VAT
Stay hydrated and promote your brand with the Quench Bottle Bag. This messenger-style bag holds a 750ml bottle, featuring an adjustable strap for comfortable wear. Made from RPET fabric, it offers excellent brand visibility for any company.
The Quench Bottle Bag makes practical promotional products for companies wanting to keep their brand visible.
- This messenger-style bag is made from mostly RPET fabric with 100% polyester straps, a nylon zipper, and PP plastic buckles.
- It features an adjustable woven strap for wearing across the body or on the shoulder.
- The main zipped compartment holds a 750ml drinks bottle, helping users stay hydrated.
- Additional compartments are available for slim items like mobile phones or wallets, keeping essentials organised.
This Quench Bottle Bag is a useful item for branded merchandise and corporate gifts, offering good brand exposure for businesses seeking effective promotional products in South Africa and markets like the United Kingdom.
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Stay hydrated and promote your brand with the Quench Bottle Bag. This messenger-style bag holds a 750ml bottle, featuring an adjustable strap for comfortable wear. Made from RPET fabric, it offers excellent brand visibility for any company.
From £5.37 ex VAT
*Pricing excludes branding and setup fees
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| Quantity | Unit Price |
|---|---|
| 25+ | £5.37 |
| 50+ | £4.55 |
| 100+ | £4.02 |
| 250+ | £3.72 |
| 500+ | £3.43 |
| 1000+ | £3.17 |
| 2500+ | £3.07 |
| 5000+ | £3.00 |
£5.37 ex VAT each
£5.37 ex VAT
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4.9
Based on 1,459 Google reviews
The promogroup was exceptional, they assisted us on a short notice with an impossible task and went above and beyond to make it happen. Their professionalism and willingness to assist was incredible. Thank you Eddie and Keagan. We will definetely make use of your services again - Sisonke
Haneli Van RensburgKeagan the salesman , is a legend quick response definitely will use the company in future jobs.
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