woric 15 Pack Large Clear Gift Bags with Handle, 15.5"x6"x12" PVC Tote Bags | Large Size, Reusable Shopping Bag, Ideal for Small Business Gifts, Wedding, Birthday Party Favors
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woric 15 Pack Large Clear Gift Bags with Handle, 15.5"x6"x12" PVC Tote Bags | Large Size, Reusable Shopping Bag, Ideal for Small Business Gifts, Wedding, Birthday Party Favors
- 【Bags Size】Package comes with 15 pack clear gift bags with handles, the clear bag is 15.47"X5.9“x11.8", easy to carry. Please check the SIZE before buying.
- 【Multiple Uses】Lager plastic gift bags can pack doll, treats, flowers, gifts, suitable for weddings, birthday party, Christmas, Valentine's Day, shops, small business and schools.
- 【Elegant Design】Each reusable big gift bag comes with handles and snaps for easy portability. The bottom of the clear favor bags is square, easy to stand, and can be folded and stored away when not in use.
- 【Material】Clear party favor bags are made of quality PVC plastic material, which is waterproof, reusable, and has better load-bearing capacity. If wrinkled, please press it with something heavy.
- 【Creative】Clear bags can clearly display your gifts, of course, you can also use your creativity to graffiti on the surface of gift bags or add ribbons, light strings and stickers to create your own gift packaging.
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