Pacifica Island Art Leatherette Luggage Baggage Tag - Disney Luggage Tags for Suitcases Made in USA by Stan Galli | Premium Leatherette Disneyland Suitcase Tags for Travel and Disneyland Trips
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Pacifica Island Art Leatherette Luggage Baggage Tag - Disney Luggage Tags for Suitcases Made in USA by Stan Galli | Premium Leatherette Disneyland Suitcase Tags for Travel and Disneyland Trips
- SUPERIOR QUALITY LEATHERETTE MATERIAL – Crafted from durable leatherette, this luggage tag ensures long-lasting use while offering a stylish and sleek design that stands out.
- OPTIMAL SIZE FOR EASY IDENTIFICATION – Measuring 2.75 x 4.5 inches, this luggage tag is the perfect size to attach to your suitcase, ensuring your bag is easily recognizable at a glance
- CLEAR WINDOW WITH ENCLOSED CONTACT CARD – Features a convenient clear window on the back with an enclosed contact card, securely covered by a flap, providing protection and easy access to your information
- STURDY NAVY BLUE STRAP INCLUDED – Comes with a sturdy navy blue strap that securely attaches the tag to your luggage, providing both durability and easy handling.
- PROUDLY MADE IN THE USA – Crafted with care in the USA, ensuring high-quality craftsmanship and attention to detail for a premium travel accessory
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