I’ve been taking home my groceries in reusable bags for a few years now. It’s easy, it makes the cashiers happy, and it makes me feel kinda good. One downside for those cloth bags, though, is that they seem to take up a lot of room. For example, keeping a few in my car (so I know impromptu shopping trips won’t leave me with piles of paper/plastic after unloading) and a few at home leaves me with a lot of bags on my hands. In the interest of simplification, I think I’m going to scoop up a few lightweight, hard-working Baggus. These insanely compactible earth- and people- friendly shopping bags hold almost 3 grocery bags full of goodies thanks to their super-strong, rip-stop nylon construction… then fold up in to a flat 5×5 inch square that you can even squish into your pocket. The best thing about these bags (aside from the fact that they’ll help you save the world, no cheerleader necessary) is how cheap they are: you can score a set of three for just $28. Baggus come in a bunch of fun colors, all of which you can check out on their website.

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Keiko Saturday, 07.07.07 @ 9:36 am

You can also go to reusablebags.com for a variety of bags for grocery and other shopping. The ACME workhorse and chico bags look similar to the Baggus shown on this post as well as canvas and modern bags. It’s worth checking out.


Keiko Sunday, 07.08.07 @ 10:30 am

I just discovered Envirosax bags. The graphic series is really nice — flora, monochromatic, amazonia, retro graphic, and retro kitchen. I love the retro graphic series. You can learn more about these bags and the Australian company at http://www.usa.envirosax.com/index.php. You can also get the bags with free shipping at http://www.brightandbold.com.


ss Sunday, 07.08.07 @ 5:07 pm

More like bogus than baggus. There is nothing eco or earth friendly about the materials used to create the bags PLUS the bags are made in China. Just because they are strong and hold alot does not allow them to be labeled earth friendly.


Jose Monday, 07.09.07 @ 5:10 pm

Sometimes you need to separate the hot items from the frozen ones. Eggs and bread from heavy items. Just use paper bags. They can be reused as trash bags.




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