Materials
- 100% rPET Fabric from post-consumer recycled plastics
Earth Friendly Features
- Reduces reliance on single-use plastic produce bags
- Bags made from 100% recycled post-consumer plastic from water bottles
- Each purchase donates to the non-profit Power2Sustain, which educates K-12 students on how to live a more sustainable lifestyle
Packaging
- Shipping packaging made from recycled content
- All shipping packaging is recyclable
Product Care
- Machine washable on cold, hang to dry
Additional Features
- Reusable produce bags for storing produce & bulk items plastic-free
- Lab tested to be food safe
- Breathable and bacteria resistant
- Includes snaps to bundle the bags together for easy transport and storage
Product Dimensions
- Each produce bag is 14" tall and 12.5" wide
Returns
- Unused, undamaged products in their original product packaging can be returned within 30 days
Specifications
- Includes 1 mesh or solid produce bag
Shipping Info
- Ships within 1 business day
Bagito
Bagito, started as a way to fund founder Mitch Barlas’s nonprofit Power2Sustain, is taking the lead on creating reusable items out of recycled and organic materials. With 15-20% of profits annually going to support K-12 Environmental Education, Bagito’s business model is built around the triple bottom line: Planet, People, Profit.
Each product not only helps you reduce your use of disposable plastics, but actively keeps plastic bottles out of the landfill! By using Bagito products, you’re contributing to a better planet.
Click below to learn more about why we love Bagito!
Oscar (verified owner) –
Convenient to have around. I do wish it had a clip like the bagito grocery bags, however.
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lillianmarie231 (verified owner) –
Title says it all–they’re great and easy to keep on hand for surprise farmer’s market trips, when that’s a thing again xD
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meijaard.mm (verified owner) –
These are FANTASTIC. I bought the mesh versions and carry them in my purse alongside a folded tote bag in case I happen to end up at the grocery store. So useful and especially great for Farmer’s Markets.
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mandischnazi (verified owner) –
My cilantro and parsley would wilt quickly when I used organic cotton mesh bags. I originally thought the “solid” bags were a little less breathable- that they’d be more like plastic bags but they’re not. Now I see “breathable in the description”. That’s okay though. They wick out some of the moisture from freshly moistened produce but they still seem to keep my greens fresh enough to use within a few days. The lack of tare weight hasn’t been an issue since I usually use this for “quantity” produce instead of produce that needs to be weighed.
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Salem –
Do the bag’s tags have the tare weight on them?
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EarthHero –
Hi, Salem! These bags do not have the tare weight listed on them, but there is a ‘snap’ portion on the side of the bag that you could write the tare weight on for easy reference 🙂
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Vanessa Tyscka (verified owner) –
I bought the green bag (not mesh) for buying bulk flour and protein powder. Works perfectly!
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raglemeghan (verified owner) –
The mesh bag works great for greens. They seem to last longer in the fridge. I use the darker bag for stuff like nuts and it is great.
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hkburke2 –
Could these be used to wash delicates in the laundry?
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EarthHero (verified owner) –
Hello! Because this bag is made out of recycled plastic water bottles, we would recommend opting for a natural fiber version instead. We love this organic cotton mesh bag. It’s the perfect fit for delicates and it’s drawstring closure keeps them safe during the wash. Plus, it carries no risk of releasing microplastics (yay!).
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Barbara Harms –
are these good for storing lettuce?
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EarthHero (verified owner) –
Hi Barbara! These bags are great for lettuce storage. The mesh helps with airflow and any trapped moisture. 🙂
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mvinch28 (verified owner) –
These bags are great for both produce and bulk grains (I’ve used mine for rolled oats so far). The mesh is very fine and the bag rolls up tightly so I can toss it in my purse. Good quality, completely satisfied!
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Nina Zaneta Poliakoff –
Where are they made?
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Admin EarthHero (verified owner) –
Hi Nina! These bags (made from recycled plastic!) are made in a family-run factory in Fujian, China. Bagito is a certified B-Corp company, which means they are held to extremely high standards when it comes to sustainability, supply-chain transparency, and safe, ethical working environments. 🙂 We love ’em!
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