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BERNINA Overlocker/Serger Suitcase
BERNINA Overlocker/Serger Suitcase
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The BERNINA Overlocker / Serger Trolley Suitcase Bag is perfect and practical for transporting your L850, L860 or L890 sergers. The long zipper makes loading and unloading your machine easy. Inner and outer pockets provide plenty of space for accessories and tools. This trolley has robust wheels and a retractable telescope handle making is easily pulled, and the side handles allow for convenient loading and unloading.
Features:
- Long zippers for easy packing
- Plenty of space for accessories
- Side handles for easy packing and unpacking
- Sturdy wheels & telescopic handle
- Compatible with L 8 Series
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