Rock, paper, laundry.
Uashmama turns out magic tricks with paper. Case in point: these stand-alone laundry bags look like leather or fabric. They’re tall, flexible, and have sturdy handles for lugging linens. Plus, a drawstring top to keep your knickers out of sight.
- AGGO® basic paper with cotton or linen
- Made with cultivated fiber
- Water resistant and easy to clean
- Great for laundry, trash and recycling, and toys
- Drawstring top keeps contents hidden
- Made in: Italy
- Shipping & Returns: Free Standard Shipping on Orders $199+ ($14.99 on Orders Below $199) and Easy-Breezy Returns.
18.5"H and 13" in diameter.
- Materials:
Each bag is made of AGGO® Basic Paper. Stripe top laundry bag is 100% cotton. Solid top laundry bag is 100% linen.
- Care:
Hand-wash with warm water and a mild soap.
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