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Durable Apron with Bib pr120 - Dark grey (x36)
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Durable Apron with Bib pr120 - Dark grey (x36)

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14€78
For 200 articles, size unique, color black VAT included
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O.C.S. mixte
O.C.S. mixte
Description
This long apron with bib provides effective protection thanks to its thick fabric construction. It is designed for regular use and offers good durability. It has two slanted side pockets for storing small items. The neck loop allows for personalized adjustment. This apron is suitable for various work environments or domestic use.

- Composition: 65% polyester, 35% organic cotton
- Dimensions: 86 cm long x 72 cm wide
- Straps: 90 cm long
- Pockets: Two slanted side pockets (24x18 cm)
Grammage : 280g/m²
Reference : pr-pr120
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