prenseting an all-white bag for your weekend getaways. It is ideal for little stuff with its spacious interiors, dedicated pockets, leather straps and good quality chains.
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KShs 4,600.00
Classic canvas zip pouch with waterprooflining & D ring to clip to your luggage
Available in Colours in Canvas: Red, Navy, Burnt Orange, Khaki Green, Coffee Beige, and Black
Dimensions: (H) 7.5Â X (L) 10 inches
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Handy laptop sleeve – 15”
KShs 6,500.00
Ethical laptop sleeve made by women artisans in Kenya from high-quality African print and vegetable-tanned leather (cow leather but using vegetable natural dyes, so more eco-friendly). Perfect size and well padded to fully secure your laptop from small damages.
Laptop case
KShs 13,200.00
Designed for laptops or files, this case not only provides a great level of protection but also a great look as well.
Product Details:
- 100% Leather
- Zip closure
- Denim inside lining
Product Dimensions:
- Length:13.5cm
- Width: 0.5cm
Frikeria washbag (large)
KShs 4,800.00
Ethically made toiletry/wash bag. Perfectly sized for your essentials e.g. makeup, toiletries etc. Frikrea Washbags are designed from high quality African print cotton bogolan and hard canvas.
Chyulu laptop sleeve (without handles)
KShs 6,600.00
Canvas laptop sleeve with a large, external front zip, our Athi desintation and coordinates are cross stitched onto another piece of canvas and there is a small leather detail. The sleeve includes padding waterproof lining.
Available in Colours in Canvas: Red, Navy, Burnt Orange, Olive Green, Coffee Beige, and Black
Dimensions: (H) 10 X (L) 13 inches
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KShs 650.00
Olkeri Acacia Jam is a unique and flavorful jam made primarily from the flowers of the acacia tree, particularly the species found in parts of Africa. The term “Olkeri” refers to a specific type of acacia that is significant among local communities, particularly the Maasai in East Africa.
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