reusable shopping bags in my collection - a list by signorinaelena

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the ones I have ... and a few I would love to get ...

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I own and use (almost) all of these bags!

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minusbags reusable grocery bags

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These really are wonderful! Most of my reusable bags are the compact kind, and I don't have a lot of these ... but these are so pretty. They're seriously strong, too. I would give these as gifts ...

Updated Mar 28, 2008

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o.n.e. (organic, natural, ethical) Bag from Greenone Ventures

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Now this is one awesome bag.

Made from 100% certified organic cotton, it's really roomy yet easy to carry. It has three generous pockets -- one on the inside for your wallet, cell phone, etc., and two outside pockets. The straps are wide and comfortable, and long to carry over your shoulder or in your hand.

The bag itself is gorgeous. The designs are lovely (I ordered three different ones, and gave two away as gifts) -- if you're looking to make a more elegant statement, this is an excellent choice. It's strong enough to use as an everyday tote, but sophisticated enough to take practically anywhere.

According to the tag, this bag can be composted or planted in soil once its useful life is done. As durable as this seems to be, I can't imagine when that might happen ... but it's yet one more reason to appreciate this bag.

Updated Mar 25, 2008

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Baggu | Reusable Shopping Bag

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26 people recommended this item

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Baggu Bag
With all the eco-conscious products coming to the surface, we love alternatives to the plastic grocery bag. The Baggu Bag ($8) makes the perfect reusable bag as each one holds the same amount as 2 or 3 plastic bags. Made from strong rip-stop nylon, the bags come in a variety of colors and fold up easily for keeping in your purse. (via Outblush)

Updated Jul 9, 2007

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ACME Bags - Workhorse Style 1501, Black Mesh

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A nice addition to your reusable bag collection -- my husband uses these (most of my others are too girlie for him). Like many of the compact bags, these fold easily into an attached pouch (bonus!). Being able to see the contents is great. The hubbage uses them to schlep stuff to and from everywhere ... and he uses them to carry used workout clothes and towels into the laundry room. I just wash and dry them with the rest of the workout stuff, and they come out just like new -- ready to be stashed into their pouch for the next use!

Updated Mar 25, 2008

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ACME Bags - Workhorse Style 1500 Special Set

2 people recommended this item

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This is a great value -- I own this set. Strong and durable, these bags are smaller than the Envirosax or the Baggu, but they fold up into a tiny (attached!) pouch. The set is available in four different colors: black, moroccan blue, cranberry red and a burnt orange color. Availability of the colors is hit-and-miss, but black is almost always available.

Updated Mar 25, 2008

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ACME Bags - EarthTote Reusable Shopping Bag

3 people recommended this item

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These are great for your main shopping trips -- my set is black and made of recycled PET. They are very strong, hold an impressive amount, and with the flat bottom, stand very nicely for packing. The outside slash pocket is a nice touch -- many of these bags don't have pockets at all.

Updated Mar 20, 2008

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b. happybags

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5 people recommended this item

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The problem with those re-useable shopping bags is that most of them are straight ugly. Look, we love Mother Earth, but the nasty, rough raw canvas of most eco-bags had us wishing for something a little more fun. Thankfully, B. Happybags has come to save the day with their collection of 18+ bags with wild prints, colorful patterns and washable materials. These bags also double as a nice beach tote for just $20!

Updated Aug 17, 2006

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Bottleshopper by Reisenthel

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Of all the shopping bags I use (and there is quite an assortment), nothing gets comments like this one. A truly wonderful idea. I own these in black and flora -- the flora is definitely eye-catching. It has a inside zipper pocket and a cell phone pocket (although it's too small for my phone) and a separate zipper pouch on a lanyard for your own stuff. I can stock up on Pellegrino and not worry about the bottles breaking or squashing the rest of my groceries. Carried over the shoulder or in the hand, it holds a huge amount without feeling too heavy. It never fails -- whenever I use this, someone asks me where they can get one of their own.

Updated Mar 20, 2008

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Reisenthel - Market Basket

3 people recommended this item

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I love this -- I'm generally amorous towards all things Reisenthel -- and it's just fun to use. Get the basket cover (sold separately at Garnet Hill) -- I like being able to protect the contents from rain or whatever ...

Updated Mar 20, 2008

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Mikado Reusable Shopping Bags

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2 people recommended this item

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Another gorgeous collection from Envirosax ... and the graphic design is printed on both sides of the bag -- my other Envirosax collections only have the design on one side of the bag.

A beautiful addition to the Envirosax line -- if you like Asian influences, you will love these!

Updated Mar 20, 2008

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