Aer Dopp Kit 3 X-Pac

Aer Dopp Kit 3 X-Pac

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Brand & Product Aer Dopp Kit 3 X-Pac
SKU AER29056
Barcode 850042380451
Warranty Limited Lifetime Warranty
Dimensions 23 x 12 x 6cm ( 9.06"x 4.72"x 2.36" )
Weight 181.44g (0.4lbs)
Volume 1.8L (0.48gallons)
Material VX-42 X-Pac™
Made In China
Returns 100 day free returns
Shipping Free shipping, orders over $99

About Aer

Aer SF started in 2014 as a crowdfunding project that combined a gym bag and an office bag into one simplified design. Since then, Aer has grown its collection with award-winning products to help you travel better. Aer SF offers travel bags, gym bags, laptop bags, and more.

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The standing toiletries organiser.

The Dopp Kit 3 X-Pac is a standing toiletries organiser designed for your travels. It features a clever standing design, multiple storage pockets, and water-resistant materials that can be easily wiped down.

Features Aer Dopp Kit 3 X-Pac 1.8L

  • YKK® AquaGuard® zippers for all major compartments
  • Duraflex® plastic hardware
  • High-visibility orange interior liner (bluesign® approved)
  • Spacious storage for all your toiletries
  • Structured yet flexible standing design
  • Interior pockets for smart organisation
  • Loops for your toothbrush and razor
  • Quick-access front pocket for small items
  • Back carry handle for grabbing or hanging
  • Sailcloth exterior by Dimension-Polyant®

About Aer

Aer SF started in 2014 as a crowdfunding project that combined a gym bag and an office bag into one simplified design. Since then, Aer has grown its collection with award-winning products to help you travel better. Aer SF offers travel bags, gym bags, laptop bags, and more.

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