ISTAD - resealable bag, multicolour/patterned, 1.0 l | IKEA Hong Kong and Macau

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ISTAD - resealable bag, multicolour/patterned, 1.0 l | IKEA Hong Kong and Macau - E1010692_S2
ISTAD - resealable bag, multicolour/patterned, 1.0 l | IKEA Hong Kong and Macau - E1011986_S2
ISTAD - resealable bag, multicolour/patterned, 1.0 l | IKEA Hong Kong and Macau - E1011874_S2
ISTAD - resealable bag, multicolour/patterned, 1.0 l | IKEA Hong Kong and Macau - E1011877_S2
ISTAD - resealable bag, multicolour/patterned, 1.0 l | IKEA Hong Kong and Macau - E1011875_S2
ISTAD - resealable bag, multicolour/patterned, 1.0 l | IKEA Hong Kong and Macau - E1023548_S2

The airtight, leakproof ISTAD bag can be resealed and used again and again. It keeps contents fresh, withstands freezing – and temperatures up to 50°C. Made from at least 50% renewable material.

Article no 206.283.59
Article no 206.283.59
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ISTAD

resealable bag, multicolour/patterned, 1.0 l

$14.9 / 20 pieces

29 people have bought this item

Available for store and supermarket pick-up

$40 delivery fee for online orders up to $400

Back-to-School refresh offer - University students 10% off coupon code applicable​

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In stock at Warehouse 3565 in stock
In stock at Causeway Bay 778 in stock
In stock at Kowloon Bay 1321 in stock
In stock at Macau Taipa 569 in stock
In stock at Shatin 1960 in stock
In stock at Tsuen Wan 1846 in stock

The airtight, leakproof ISTAD bag can be resealed and used again and again. It keeps contents fresh, withstands freezing – and temperatures up to 50°C. Made from at least 50% renewable material.

Article no 206.283.59
Article no 206.283.59

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