Folding Extra Large Carry Bag – 48 Litre – Black

TRAVEL BLUE LIMITED

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Extra-large foldable bag holds a significant 48 litres Easy to carry, convenient and practical with strong carry handles and sturdy zips Smart straps to secure the bag to your trolley Folds down into its front pocket turning into a compact pouch for easy storage and transportation This extra-large foldable carry bag has all of the space that you need and more. Made of a lightweight yet robust material, the bag can be used to store all of your travel buys. The bag folds down into a separate pouch that then can be attached to the inside of the bag to become a zipped inner pocket!

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as TRAVEL BLUE LIMITED, number 02111881. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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British-owned
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Where it is made
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