Amigo Stable Horse Sheet Fig: 6 ft
ER18746F
RRP:
£59.95
£49.95
In stock
Description
Amigo Stable Horse Sheet Fig
Fabric
Ring spun brushed polyester outer.
Features & Benefits
This versatile sheet acts as a stable sheet, cooler or travel rug, with moisture management technology to give it a high wicking factor.
Classic cut design with double front closures and fillet string.
Co-ordinates with the rest of the Amigo® range.
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