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Schagerl fabric bag ‘Fair Trade’ with Gansch Horn logo BIO
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This high-quality fabric bag made from certified fair trade organic cotton combines sustainability with musical style. In classic black and finished with the striking Gansch Horn logo, it is a real eye-catcher for music lovers. The bag is available with either short or long shoulder straps, making it perfect for individual needs. Thanks to its manufacture from Oeko-Tex SA8000 EU Ecolabel-certified materials, it is not only visually appealing, but also environmentally friendly and fairly produced in Europe. Ideal for everyday use, rehearsals, concerts or as a stylish statement for sustainable music enthusiasts.
Schagerl Music GmbH combines traditional craftsmanship with modern online trading. Our family business, founded in 1961, has developed into a world-renowned manufacturer of brass and percussion instruments under the management of Karl Schagerl in the second generation.
This high-quality fabric bag made from certified fair trade organic cotton combines sustainability with musical style. In classic black and finished with the striking Gansch Horn logo, it is a real eye-catcher for music lovers. The bag is available with either short or long shoulder straps, making it perfect for individual needs. Thanks to its manufacture from Oeko-Tex SA8000 EU Ecolabel-certified materials, it is not only visually appealing, but also environmentally friendly and fairly produced in Europe. Ideal for everyday use, rehearsals, concerts or as a stylish statement for sustainable music enthusiasts.
Schagerl Music GmbH combines traditional craftsmanship with modern online trading. Our family business, founded in 1961, has developed into a world-renowned manufacturer of brass and percussion instruments under the management of Karl Schagerl in the second generation.
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