Studio Noos Soft Cotton Adult Fanny Pack - Leopard Print
Studio Noos

Studio Noos Soft Cotton Adult Fanny Pack

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£35.64£39.60Save £3.96 (10%)

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£35.64
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Product details

The Studio Noos Soft Cotton Adult Fanny Pack in Leopard Print is a stylish accessory for parents.
  • Crafted with 100% polyester
  • Measures 39 cm in width, 20 cm in height, and 11 cm in depth
  • Features an adjustable shoulder strap for a comfortable fit
  • Includes a zipper closure and golden colour hardware

Specifications & features

Key features

  • Crafted with 100% polyester
  • The adjustable shoulder strap ensures a perfect fit
  • Designed with a zipper closure and golden color hardware
  • Features a smooth pattern that exudes sophistication
  • Offers ample space to carry your essentials without compromising on comfort
  • Perfect accessory for parents who want to add a touch of style and convenience to their outfit

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