This large capacity moving bag zipper plastic woven portable storage bag is a well-designed and functional storage solution.
The bag features a vibrant blue color that is not only eye-catching but also visually refreshing and pleasing. The bag is made of woven plastic, a lightweight yet highly durable material that can withstand significant weight and pressure, making it ideal for carrying large items during moves or long journeys.
The bag's ample capacity allows it to hold a large amount of clothing, books, toys, or other daily necessities. Its design allows for easy organization and access of items.
The bag features sturdy black handles on the top, providing a convenient carrying option. Due to its material and design, these handles can withstand heavy loads and remain stable during transport.
The bag also features a zipper for added security, preventing items from accidentally falling out and making it even more convenient to use. The zipper is also designed for durability, capable of withstanding frequent opening and closing.
This is a practical, durable and well-designed storage and carrying tool that provides great convenience whether for home or commercial use.
Description
Application
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Description
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Product Type |
Woven Storage Bag |
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Material |
PP woven bag |
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Color |
Blue/Black/Gray, or custom |
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Advantages |
Reusable and eco-friendly |
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Dimensions |
28.3 x 15 x 12.6 inches |
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Load Capacity |
Holds up to 44 lbs |
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Features |
Durable, waterproof, and tear-resistant |
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Details Features |
Two long handles for easy carrying |
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Uses |
Suitable for moving, organizing, traveling, and camping |
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MOQ |
1000pcs |
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PRODUCTION PROCESS
Packaging process
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