Holders and Containers

BE CooL - City M, Camouflage - cooler bag -T-227

Design

What is Camouflage?

Camouflage is a military camouflage pattern that is also widespread and popular in the leisure and fashion world. With its typical green-brown pattern, it is fashionably versatile and can be found in the most diverse variations. This is what distinguishes camouflage. In technical jargon, the camouflage pattern is also called "spotted camouflage": Characteristic are irregular patches in muted, earthy colours such as green and brown or beige, which were originally used for camouflage in combat zones and for hunting. Camouflage: from camouflage clothing to fashion statement. What originally served as camouflage patterns in soldiers' work clothes first came into focus in the fashion industry in 1970: Hippies demonstrated against the Vietnam War in military parkas and thus drew attention to the pattern. As a result, camouflage became a fashion trend that keeps popping up seasonally. How to combine camouflage.

Camouflage is also worn with elegant evening wear. Fine fabrics such as lace, velvet or silk can be styled very well in a style break with camouflage, so that it gives the fine garments more casualness. Combine garments with camouflage patterns with black or white in everyday life so that you create a calming element to the pattern. The overall look is also harmonious if a colour from the camouflage pattern, such as olive, is picked up again. The BE CooL cooler bag in camouflage for a shopping trip, in combination with high heels and blue jeans, you have a sexy look.

City S, Camouflage

Camouflage is a military camouflage pattern that is also popular in the hobby and leisure sector as well as in the fashion world.

A BE CooL design cooler bag when fishing at the lake, simply ideal.

Dimension .33 x 19 x 27 cm H

Colour Camouflage / Design

Material PU - Material

Volume approx. 16.50 litres.

Staybowlizer - Support for bowls and pans Silicone How many times we would like to have a third (and even a fourth) hand, especially while we're cooking! One of the classic situations is the stability of the vessel that we are using, for example, the bowl where we are mounting the clear. If we want to prepare a meringue without the planetary or simply mayonnaise, we assemble with one hand and pour the other hoping that the bowl does not "escape route" called for by the vibrations of electric whips ... Someone has thought of a solution and has invented Staybowlizer, a slip ring that rests on the work surface and accommodates bowls of different diameters, just lay them over with a small pressure so that Staybowlizer suction cup adheres to the work plane. Another interesting thing: it is made of silicone and is resistant up to 260 degrees in temperature, so it can be washed in the dishwasher but especially also use it in the oven, for example for preparations with a water bath.