

Shoulder bag, bottle holder for the song and dance festival, Räpina
Shoulder bag made from traditional folk striped fabric, a water bottle holder for children and adults. For the Song and Dance Celebration or any summer event, to go with folk-style clothing. The bag has one large zippered pocket for personal items and an elastic pocket for a water bottle. Holds a 0.5 L bottle or thermos. The back of the bag is faux leather in a shade matching the striped fabric. Adjustable shoulder strap, maximum length 130 cm. Bag dimensions 16 x 24 cm. Material: Olgitex OU traditional folk striped fabrics (cotton), linen fabric, back of the bag faux leather.
- MaterialCotton, Linen, Faux leather
- Shoulder strap length130 cm
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Olen korduvalt tellinud erinevaid tooteid ja väga rahul. Vöökott on super hea! SPA jm suurustes kotid on kasutusel juba aastaid, parimad! Beebitekid - neid kinkinud mitmele beebile ja ka oma lapselapsele 😍.

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Aastaid tagasi lastele ostetud spa kott on endal siiani kasutuses ja üleeelmiseks laulupeoks tellitud reguleeritav vöökott on asendamatu isiklike esemete hoidmiseks enda ligi 🙂 Tooted on nutikalt läbimõeldud ja pisidetailideni viimistletud. Ja kvaliteetse käsitöö kohta väga heas hinnaklassis!

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Excellent product. Exactly what I thought it would be.

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Thank you, It is a large assistance to me!

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Super pocket very useful - love it!

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Lovely desing and natural fabric, I love it :)


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Mailis Design
In my work I place great emphasis on quality and sustainability. I mainly sew handmade products for the home, office, kindergarten, school and as gift bags, using leftovers from large-scale production and materials sourced from second-hand shops (upcycled/zero-waste).
Mailis Design products have supported various youth sports and cultural events, scouts and the local village society, Tallinn Zoo, children with cancer, homeless animals, large families and more.





















