MFP single tier, not equipped, 2 flaps - Butterfly

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MFP single tier, not equipped, 2 flaps - Butterfly
The MFP Butterfly single-tier pencil case helps children keep their writing utensils organised. Designed for pupils from 3 years of age, it features an attractive design with butterflies and animals. The interior is divided by two fold-out flaps, which offer a total of 23 elastic loops for pens and pencils. Three larger loops accommodate an eraser, a sharpener or a small ruler. Transparent pockets on the flaps are perfect for inserting a school timetable, while the reinforced sides protect the contents from damage.
Key features of the MFP Butterfly single-tier pencil case
- Designed for children from 3 years of age
- Two flaps with transparent pockets
- 23 elastic loops for writing utensils
- 3 larger loops for an eraser, scissors or a sharpener
- Made of safe, non-toxic material
- Reinforced sides for better protection of contents
- Decorated with a butterfly and animal motif
- Easy-to-clean surface using a damp cloth
- Dimensions of 20×13.5×4.5cm (w×h×d)
Clear layout and durable design
This pencil case is designed with a focus on neat organisation. Every pencil, crayon or pen has its place in one of the 23 elastic loops, keeping writing utensils organised and within easy reach. Three separate, larger loops are ready for bulkier items such as scissors, an eraser or a sharpener. Two internal flaps feature transparent sleeves for a school timetable or important notes. The reinforced sides of the pencil case maintain its shape and protect crayons from breaking if dropped. The surface is also washable, allowing you to easily wipe away any dirt.
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MFP paper s.r.o., Gen. Štefánika 3581/52, 750 02 Přerov, [email protected], www.mfp.cz
Specifications can be changed without notice. Images are for illustrative purposes only.
