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Linen MacBook Sleeves by Evan Orensten

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Wrappers just released their new linen MacBook sleeves. They are free of logos and labels, available in five colors, and the tag can be personalized with your initial. The innovative side closure keeps your laptop snug without Velcro or zippers. The sleeves are lined in navy microfibre and are cushioned for extra protection. £15.99 or £18.99 with your initial. Available online from Wrappers.

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This entry posted on 27 July 2006 at 4:11 PM
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