Rayquaza Pokémon Fabric Keytag | Heavy-Duty Woven Keyring

WALKER ARMOURY LTD

£4.99

Summon the power of the high atmosphere to your everyday carry with the Rayquaza Woven Fabric Keytag ! Inspired by everyone’s favorite Sky High Dragon Pokémon from the Hoenn region, this flight-style keytag features high-density embroidery and striking emerald green and gold accents that ensure your keys stand out wherever you go. Crafted from heavy-duty woven fabric with reinforced merrowed borders, this keytag is built to handle daily wear and tear without fraying or fading. Perfect for car key fobs, backpacks, luggage, or lanyard attachment. ✨ Feature Details Specifications Product Type Fab

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