Sustainable Cork-based Laptop Case
This Cork Laptop Case has been made from fabric backed cork stitched into a pouch. The case helps protect your laptop from harm and as it is made from cork the laptop case is eco friendly.
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This Cork Laptop Case has been made from fabric backed cork stitched into a pouch. The case helps protect your laptop from harm and as it is made from cork the laptop case is eco friendly.
This Pink Hearts Wind-Up Radio allows you to both listen to the radio at any time without worry about batteries and to be able to charge your mobile phone by simply winding the handle.
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