Bouletta catalog 2014
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Bouletta produces notebook bags, briefcases, camera cases and accessories characterised by design and innovation. The research and the studying of the people's requirements for a right balance between functional aspects and aesthetic sensitivity are the base of the philosophy of Bouletta. Premium materials and accessories make Bouletta cases unique and fashionable... From serious black to bright green, from ocean blue to earth brown you will find a part from your life with all colors and styles. Bouletta offers an amazing selection of designer technology fashion together with a streamlined shopping experience and it has been synonymous with quality, innovation and style from production to delivery. Today, Bouletta has complemented its distribution and product development capabilities with its own sense of style and eye for fashion offering bags, cases, accessories which bring practicality, creativity and inspiration together in a comprehensive line of products that delight users and create lifelong customers.
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