"Jesus I Trust in You" / Divine Mercy Corduroy Travel Pouch
Wrap your important items in Christ’s mercy.
Embroidered with the phrase “Jesus, I trust in you,” and the rays of the Divine Mercy painting, this cozy navy corduroy pouch gives Catholics a place to carry all of their important items.
Whether it be used to store cosmetics, pens and pencils, or prayer materials, this roomy pouch is perfect for helping Catholics stay organized, and reminds them of God’s merciful love while they do it.
- Durable long lasting corduroy material
- Wide zippered closure to secure belongings
- Sizable gusset, meaning more space to hold product as the bag expands and stands upright once full
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10.75"W x 7"H x 4.50"H
Note: Corduroy has a unique texture and minor pilling can occur over time. Due to our manufacturing processes, you may notice a small mark on the fabric after removing the sticker. Please remove the sticker with care. Any slight texture variation or minor pilling is natural and does not impact the quality or durability of your pouch. Brushing the corduroy with a lint brush, soft bristle brush (like a toothbrush) or steaming gently should fix any texture variation.
Long Term Care Instructions: For best maintenance care, spot cleaning is recommended. Use a damp cloth with mild detergent and warm water to gently blot any stains. For minor pilling, please use a lint or soft bristle brush.
Wrap your important items in Christ’s mercy.
Embroidered with the phrase “Jesus, I trust in you,” and the rays of the Divine Mercy painting, this cozy navy corduroy pouch gives Catholics a place to carry all of their important items.
Whether it be used to store cosmetics, pens and pencils, or prayer materials, this roomy pouch is perfect for helping Catholics stay organized, and reminds them of God’s merciful love while they do it.
- Durable long lasting corduroy material
- Wide zippered closure to secure belongings
- Sizable gusset, meaning more space to hold product as the bag expands and stands upright once full
-
10.75"W x 7"H x 4.50"H
Note: Corduroy has a unique texture and minor pilling can occur over time. Due to our manufacturing processes, you may notice a small mark on the fabric after removing the sticker. Please remove the sticker with care. Any slight texture variation or minor pilling is natural and does not impact the quality or durability of your pouch. Brushing the corduroy with a lint brush, soft bristle brush (like a toothbrush) or steaming gently should fix any texture variation.
Long Term Care Instructions: For best maintenance care, spot cleaning is recommended. Use a damp cloth with mild detergent and warm water to gently blot any stains. For minor pilling, please use a lint or soft bristle brush.
Description
Wrap your important items in Christ’s mercy.
Embroidered with the phrase “Jesus, I trust in you,” and the rays of the Divine Mercy painting, this cozy navy corduroy pouch gives Catholics a place to carry all of their important items.
Whether it be used to store cosmetics, pens and pencils, or prayer materials, this roomy pouch is perfect for helping Catholics stay organized, and reminds them of God’s merciful love while they do it.
- Durable long lasting corduroy material
- Wide zippered closure to secure belongings
- Sizable gusset, meaning more space to hold product as the bag expands and stands upright once full
-
10.75"W x 7"H x 4.50"H
Note: Corduroy has a unique texture and minor pilling can occur over time. Due to our manufacturing processes, you may notice a small mark on the fabric after removing the sticker. Please remove the sticker with care. Any slight texture variation or minor pilling is natural and does not impact the quality or durability of your pouch. Brushing the corduroy with a lint brush, soft bristle brush (like a toothbrush) or steaming gently should fix any texture variation.
Long Term Care Instructions: For best maintenance care, spot cleaning is recommended. Use a damp cloth with mild detergent and warm water to gently blot any stains. For minor pilling, please use a lint or soft bristle brush.
