Tintoretto Lunchbox

Tintoretto Lunchbox

Ref: GP3AAL0B006

Tintoretto Lunchbox has a total capacity of 1240ml (1050ml net) with side buckle closure. Dual compartments allow you to take your favourite dishes to work or picnics. Available in 3 colours, soft pastel green, soft pastel blue and black to suit any taste all with matt finishing. Packed inside an individual kraft box.

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1 u. : 29.24€ /u.
3 units : 27.67€ /u.
5 units : 25.58€ /u.
10 units : 22.45€ /u.
25 units : 20.88€ /u.
50 units : 18.8€ /u.
75 units : 18.27€ /u.
100 units : 17.75€ /u.
200 units : 16.71€ /u.
300 units : 16.19€ /u.
400 units : 15.66€ /u.
500 units : 15.25€ /u.
750 units : 14.93€ /u.
1.000 units : 14.62€ /u.
1.500 units : 14.41€ /u.
2.000 units : 14.2€ /u.

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Size: 16,8x8,5x12,1

Composition: Recycled Stainless Steel

Weight: 372 grams

Units per box: 20 units

Box measurements: 28 x 51 x 40 (cm)

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