Sunscreen Organizer Car made of PU Leather | Bowlift

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More organization right in the line of sight: This sun visor organizer efficiently utilizes unused space and keeps important items like cards, glasses, and small parts always within reach.

Advantages:
Multiple compartments ensure clear organization of cards, documents, and accessories without chaos in the car.
Quick access allows you to instantly reach parking tickets, driving licenses, or glasses – ideal for everyday use.
Space-saving design uses the sun visor as extra storage and relieves the center console and door pockets.
Integrated pen holder keeps pens secure in place for notes on the go.
Zipper pocket protects smaller items from falling out.

Specifications:
Product type: Sun visor organizer for cars
Material: PU leather
Dimensions: 31 × 15.5 cm
Color: Gray
Compartments: Card slots, mesh pocket, zipper pocket, pen holder
Fit: Universal for common sun visors

Application

  1. Fold down the sun visor.
  2. Attach and align the organizer to the visor.
  3. Sort cards, glasses, and accessories into the designated compartments.
    Tip: Place important cards at the front so you can access them quickly without searching long.

 

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