FC Liverpool: Fade - Pencil Case

Pencil Case - dimensions 0.5 × 22 × 13 cm (D×W×H)
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FC Liverpool: Fade - Pencil Case

The Forever Fade pencil case is a practical accessory for every fan of Liverpool FC. Its versatile design means it can be used not only for stationery but also for storing cosmetics, cables, or other small items. The pencil case is made from a combination of neoprene and polyester, which protects the contents from minor impacts. The design features the club's colours with a modern gradient effect, complemented by a prominent Liverpool FC crest.

Key features of the FC Liverpool Fade pencil case

  • Versatile use for stationery, cosmetics or cables
  • Made from soft neoprene and polyester
  • Design in club colours with a gradient effect
  • Liverpool FC crest and text on the front
  • Sturdy zip with a practical rubber pull
  • Dimensions 22×13×0.5cm (W×H×D)
  • Weight 43g

Practical design and content protection

The pencil case combines a stylish look with practical features. Its soft neoprene surface effectively protects the stored items from scratches and minor impacts. It closes with a sturdy zip with a rubber pull, which also features the Liverpool text. Thanks to its low weight of just 43 grams, you'll barely feel it in your bag or backpack.

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0.5 cm
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22 cm
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13 cm
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Length / Depth
0.5 cm
Width
22 cm
Height
13 cm

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Pencil case

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Hlavní skupina
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School / Office Supplies
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