Jost Lillehammer Business - Aktentasche 13

Jost Lillehammer Business - Aktentasche 13" 40 cm (black)

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Jost Lillehammer Business - Aktentasche 13" 40 cm (black)Die Jost Lillehammer Business Aktentasche in Schwarz verbindet nachhaltige Materialien mit funktionaler Ausstattung fr den modernen Arbeitsalltag. Material 100 % recyceltes Crinkle Nylongewebe mit mattem Finish und reflektierenden Details fr Langlebigkeit und dezente Sichtbarkeit Volumen 11 Liter Stauraum, ideal fr Dokumente und einen Laptop bis 13" Tragekomfort zwei Tragegriffe und ein abnehmbarer, lngenverstellbarer Schultergurt ermglichen flexible

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012