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Jan Sport Lunch Break Box 5L
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Jan Sport Lunch Break Box 5L

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$17.81
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Product description

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The JanSport Lunch Break insulated lunch bag in Blue Dusk keeps a packed lunch hot or cold through the school or work day. It features an insulated main compartment, an angled zip that opens flat to double as a tray, and an external zippered pocket. Made with a recycled 600-denier polyester shell and an undyed recycled liner.

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StockIn stock
MaterialRecycled 600-denier polyester shell, undyed recycled liner
InsulatedYes
PocketsInsulated main compartment, external zippered pocket
ClosureZipper
Carry HandleLightly padded grab handle
Barcode (GTIN)190849854558
Model number (MPN)JSP-JS0A2WJX

Frequently asked questions

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What material is the Lunch Break bag made of?

The shell is made of recycled 600-denier polyester, and the liner is undyed recycled polyester.

Does it have a pocket for utensils?

Yes, it has an external zippered pocket for utensils, napkins, and small items.

Can the bag be used as a tray?

Yes, the angled zip opens the bag flat so it can double as a tray.

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