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Original price was: $13.99.$11.89Current price is: $11.89.
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This large lunch tote is perfect for packing meals and snacks. With its insulated lining and spacious interior, it keeps food fresh and organized.
This lunch tote is made from thick, durable fabric and has a black color with white trim. It has a spacious interior with a zippered closure. The tote features two strong nylon handles for carrying. The interior is lined with insulated material.
Designed for carrying meals, this tote keeps food and drinks at the right temperature. The insulated lining helps maintain freshness. The spacious interior accommodates various food containers. The sturdy handles make it easy to carry.
The black color is versatile and easy to match with other items. The tote is perfect for work, school, picnics, or outdoor adventures. The zipper closure keeps your food secure.
This lunch tote is pre-owned but brand new, with the original tag attached. Enjoy the convenience and functionality of this tote at a fraction of the original retail price.
By shopping at Father Joe’s Villages, you contribute to our mission of preventing and ending homelessness in San Diego. When you buy this lunch tote, you’re helping support a meaningful cause.
Color: Black with white trim
Dimensions: 16L x 10H x 6″W
Condition: Pre-owned, new with tag
Retail Value: $14.97 (Hydracentials)
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