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Didgeridoonas Oilskin - Toiletry Bag

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Didgeridoonas Oilskin - Toiletry BagToiletry Bag Featuring seven mesh pockets, one nylon pockets and four elastic loops all contained in a single, large storage space, the Toiletry Bag is the best friend of the orderly, whether for travel or storage. The Toiletry Bags top flap unzips to reveal two pockets and a hook. Hang it on a peg or doorknob for easy access. Below, the large compartment contains nine more places to keep things, including another zipped pocket, and four elastic loops

Toiletry Bag

Featuring seven mesh pockets, one nylon pockets and four elastic loops all contained in a single, large storage space, the Toiletry Bag is the best friend of the orderly, whether for travel or storage.

The Toiletry Bag’s top flap unzips to reveal two pockets and a hook. Hang it on a peg or doorknob for easy access. Below, the large compartment contains nine more places to keep things, including another zipped pocket, and four elastic loops for razors, toothbrushes or makeup brushes, so there’s plenty of room for all the essentials!

A detachable section of the bag containing two of the pockets has another hook: the section can be left where it is, fastened to the top flap, or even hung separately, for maximum versatility.

DIMENSIONS : 25 × 25(H) cm

CARE INSTRUCTIONS
  • Do not machine wash
  • Do not use soap
  • Hand wash only
  • Remove soil with soft brush
  • Sponge with cold water
  • Avoid contact with other materials to prevent transfer of oil
  • Reproof oilskin when necessary with DIDGERIDOONAS reproofer

  • 100% Cotton Outer(Wax Cotton)
    Designed in Australia and made from 100% Australia
    Proudly Assembled in Fiji

    Colours may vary slightly from the image.
    Accessories of example of use are not included.

    DIDGA KNOW - NOW YOU DIDGERIDOO!!

    Australian Oilskin
    Australian Oilskin is made from 100% cotton that is coated with a specialised oil and wax finish to give the Oilskin its distinctive waterproof, breathable and wind resistant properties.

     

    Care & Maintenance

    CARE AND MAINTENANCE
    Our traditional Oilskin products and garments are made from sturdy 100% cotton that is coated with our uniquely formulated oil and wax finish to give the Oilskin its distinctive weatherproof and breathable character. As a specialised material, the Oilskin fabric needs special attention to maintain its weatherproofing qualities.
    The following care instructions will help prolong the life of your Oilskin product.

    CLEANING
    • Follow the washing/care instructions attached to the inside of the product.
    • Do not wash with detergent or hot water as this removes the oil and wax which are crucial to the Oilskin’s waterproofing qualities
    • When the item gets dirty, brush off dirt or sponge down with cold water
    • When item is extremely dirty, hand wash in cold water
    If the garment requires a complete clean, we recommend using our Wool/Oilskin Wash or pure soap.

    REMOVING MOULD
    • Firstly brush off as much mould on the garment as you can find.
    • Sponge diluted vinegar onto the affected areas.
    • Hand wash in luke warm water using our Didgeridoonas Oilskin/Wool Wash or a pure soap. Do not soak your Didgeridoona.
    • Rinse off as much of the soap as you can and hang it out to dry. Keep out of direct sunlight.
    • Hose down any excess soap and air your coat. Air out
    • Once you’ve cleaned your Didgeridoona the soap may have stripped most of the oil out of the coat so it will need reproofing.
    Please note, always store your oilskin product in a dry well ventilated area. Do not place in a cupboard or plastic bag for long periods of time, otherwise it will become mouldy.

    REPROOFING
    With wear over time, the oil and wax on the Oilskin fabric will naturally dry out. At Didgeridoonas we offer two types of reproofing products for Oilskin care: Oilskin Reproofer and Didgeridoonas Reproofer Wax.

    STORAGE AND GENERAL CARE
    • Always store your Oilskin garment in a dry, well-ventilated area
    • Do not leave in wet, enclosed environments as this promotes the growth of mould.
    • The oil and wax proofing on your product can rub off on other surfaces. Be aware of this when using your product in close proximity with other surfaces.
    • Do not stitch through or repair the outside of the fabric unless absolutely necessary
    • If repairs need to be made, please make sure the area is reproofed after repairing to prevent leaking.

     

    About Didgeridoonas

    Didgeridoonas® an Australian owned company
    That began in 1995, with just two sewing machines, the two of us, and a casual seamstress. After initially directing our business towards the retailing and manufacture of clothing, we were inspired by woolgrower friends in Western Queensland to design products that utilized the numerous strengths of Australian wool.

    Our products are designed to last a lifetime. By using the very best materials such as pure Australian wool, a durable oilskin fabric, strong leather handles and the toughest stitching we could find, we’ve created an extensive range of products which we are truly proud of. Indeed we have received various awards for them, including the Reed Australian Gift Award in 2001, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2007 and recently the Best Father’s Day Range with our Golf products.

    Didgeridoonas® products are sold through selected stockists across Australia and we proudly export to a growing number of countries around the globe. Many Australian and International companies also use our products to promote their businesses.

    For further information on the our product range, please contact one of our stockists or Didgeridoonas® direct and we will be happy to send you the new Product Brochure detailing the latest range. Find out about Australian cooler bags, stubby coolers, personalized stubby holders Today.

    Built Tough
    Strewth! At Didgeridoonas we believe in quality. That’s why we’ve gone to the extent we have with searching for the best quality, long lasting materials to make all of our products.

    When you purchase a Didgeridoonas product you are guaranteed durability. In fact, we guarantee our products for life against manufacturing faults. Should you experience any problems with one of our products, we will, at our discretion, repair or replace the defective part.

    Naturally, our warranty does not cover general ‘wear and tear’ or misuse, but if treated well, a genuine Didgeridoonas product will go on to last a lifetime. They may not look like an oil painting after years and years of use, but they’ll certainly still perform.

    Products feature:

    Sturdy Zips and fastenings
    Robust straps, and strong buckles
    The toughest stitching we could find
    100% Australian Wool insulation
    Distinct and durable oilskin outers

     

    Warranty

    DIDGERIDOONAS Warranty Terms and Conditions

    Our lifetime manufacturing warranty is designed to cover the quality of our stitching and workmanship in the manufacturing process of the product or garment you have purchased.

    This warranty excludes damage that naturally and inevitably occurs as a result of normal wear or aging (general wear and tear), accidental damage (not limited to punctures, rips, tears, fire or chemical burns, marks or stains ) or miss use of the product.

    All materials used in the manufacturing process are protected by a 5 year materials warranty (or as stated at the time of purchase).

    In the event of a valid warranty claim, the customer must provide proof of purchase of the product or garment.

    It is at the company’s sole discretion as to whether the product or garment is repaired or replaced, no refund will be provided.

    It is the customers responsibility to make available the product to the manufacturer (either by post or in-person) for remedy of the claim.

    In the event that a product has been discontinued and is no longer available, and the company chooses to not repair the product or garment, the company may provide the customer with a similar product equal to the retail value of the original purchase.

    This warranty is provided by DIDGERIDOONAS, https://didgeridoonas.com.au/

     

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    Exchange/Return Notes
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    • Final sale items are not eligible for returns or exchanges.
    • To process your return/exchange, please contact us at [email protected]
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