Purflo Total Eclipse Portable Blackout Blind
Purflo

Purflo Total Eclipse Portable Blackout Blind

€45.95

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Natural Baby Shower
€45.95

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Détails du produit

The Purflo Total Eclipse Portable Blackout Blind is a convenient solution for creating a dark, relaxing environment.
  • Velcro pad system and integrated pocket for easy portability
  • Soft herringbone printed face fabric to blend with decor
  • Over 100 suckers to adhere quickly and securely to any surface
  • Ideal for sleeping or creating a quiet space at home or while traveling

Spécifications et caractéristiques

Caractéristiques principales

  • Adjustable sizing with velcro
  • Perfect for use at home or away
  • Made from 100% polyester with PU coating
  • 100% blackout fabric for sleeping any time of the day
  • Innovative, super strong suction fastening with over 100 easy-fit suckers

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