AlloyPersonalTraining - The North Face - Stalwart Backpack Polos "Tuscany Journal - Digital Print" Color:Tech Purple
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AlloyPersonalTraining The North Face Stalwart Backpack Polos "Tuscany Journal Digital Print" Color:Tech Purple "Tuscany Journal Digital Print" Material: Italian PU cover with polyester band and bookmark Feature: Includes 80 ruled pages Document pocket on inside back cover Available with VibraTec – brilliant four color process imprinting Personalize with up to three initials This item is part of the Awareness by Prime collection Product Size: 5 corporate giveaway L (Length) Solids: 600D 50% recycled polyester with non PFC durable water repellent (non PFC DWR) finish Heathers: 300D heathered polyester with non PFC durable water repellent (non PFC DWR) fini
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