Cotton Canvas Customizable Shoulder Tote Bag

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Procurement coordinators executing regional experiential campaigns, enterprise marketing operations managers, and international trade exhibition event staffing directors.

150 – 499 pieces: $3.69 500 – 1,999 pieces: $2.40 2,000+ pieces: $1.15

150 to 100,000 pieces per dedicated promotional run schedule

B2B Bulk Wholesale / Contract Apparel Manufacturing