Baagl Case Robots
Playful and cool for young gamers
Make learning more fun with the Baagl Pencil Case Robots 1-zipper! This cool and practical pencil case is designed for boys from group 3 and combines a robust game-inspired design with a smart, clear layout. Perfect for young tech lovers and fans of robots and computer games.
Why this pencil case is a smart choice
🤖 Cool robot and game theme
The futuristic design full of digital elements immediately appeals to the imagination of children who love technology and gaming. A real eye-catcher in the classroom!
🖍️ Smart double flaps
Of two clear flaps This pencil case offers ample space for pens, pencils, rulers and other school supplies – everything neatly in its place.
🔐 High quality YKK zipper
The case is equipped with a reliable YKK zipper, known for its durability and smooth closure. This keeps all your belongings safely stored.
🎒 Strong, light and compact
Weighing in at 0.2 kg This pencil case is light enough for everyday use, but strong enough to last. Fits easily in any school bag.
Product details
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Dimensions: 15 x 20 x 3 cm
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Weight: 0.2 kg
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Material: Polyester
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Closure: YKK zipper
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Contents: without writing utensils
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Ideal for: boys from group 3
The Baagl Etui Robots is the perfect combination of style and functionality for young gamers and tech enthusiasts. Let your child organize their school supplies with pride in a pencil case that matches their interests.
Delivery or Pickup?
🎮 Order now and bring digital energy to the classroom!
Ordered before 4pm, delivered the next working day.
Would you rather pick up your product from us? That is also possible, of course, simply at our location in Zeewolde. Payment can be made in various ways, such as iDEAL, Visa, Paypal and Billink pay afterwards.
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