Materials
- 100% GOTS Certified Organic Cotton
End of Life
- Donate or cut into small strips and compost!
Certifications
- Made from GOTS (Global Organic Textile Standard) Certified Organic Cotton which meets strict third-party standards for sustainability
Earth Friendly Features
- Made from organic cotton, which is grown without harsh pesticides, herbicides, defoliants or synthetic fertilizers, and requires less water & energy to produce than conventional cotton
- Eco-Bags ensures all their products support fair wages and fair labor practices for their employees along the entire supply chain
Packaging
- Ships in recycled and recyclable shipping packaging
Made Without
- Fabric contains no bleach, toxic dyes, or other chemical additives
Product Care
- Machine wash on cold, hang to dry
Additional Features
- Reusable organic cotton lunch bag with drawstring closure
- Helps fresh bread to last longer, with less plastic
- Features carb-themed words printed along the bag
Product Dimensions
- 11.5 x 18 inches
Capacity
- 1 loaf of bread
Returns
- Unused, undamaged items in their original product packaging can be returned within 30 days
Shipping Info
- Ships within 1 business day
Eco-Bags
ECOBAGS lives and breathes reduce, reuse, recycle. After getting their start at an Earth Day event in 1990, ECOBAGS has grown into a trusted resource for environmentally conscious shoppers worldwide. By providing reusable solutions for everyday single-use options, ECOBAGS is helping keep plastic out of production, as well as our landfills and oceans! Each bag is made with organic or recycled cotton, so you can feel good about the materials that went into it. Plus, each bag is created by fairly compensated workers that exceed local labor standards–and B Corp can vouch for it!
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vcboggs4 (verified owner) –
This bread bag is my favorite. I came back for another. We use it in a bread box, otherwise bread will go stale. I turn it inside out and wash it with our reusable paper towels, dish towels, and cloth napkins and hang dry because it will shrink!
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Jennifer Wagner –
Can this bag fit a sourdough boule?
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EarthHero –
Hi Jennifer! This bread bag should fit a sourdough loaf beautifully. The dimensions of the bag are: 11.5 x 18 inches. Happy baking!
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laceyweaver0702 (verified owner) –
This is the CUTEST bread bag I have ever seen! I haven’t been able to use it yet due to Covid but I can’t wait to!
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Michelle –
Can you freeze bread in this bag?
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EarthHero (verified owner) –
Hi, Michelle! You can freeze bread in this- for best results, wrap the bread in the bag and then with another cloth to help the bread retain as much moisture as possible 🙂
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Christine McCombs –
Was wondering how it keeps the bread from drying out with air getting to it, through the bag?
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EarthHero –
Hi Christine! Since these bags are not airtight, they won’t keep your bread from getting stale. They will help slow down the process, though! We find them useful when at a bakery and want to forgo the standard single-use plastic bag that’s offered. 😀
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gilliangmiranda (verified owner) –
I love buying fresh bread, before this I used a lot of plastic bags (not sure why the place didn’t supply paper bags) so this helped a lot. The aesthetic is adorable and the bag can be used for something in the bulk section if you didn’t bring enough bags!
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horse_lover13648 (verified owner) –
I make homemade bread often, and I hated putting them in 1-gallon plastic Ziploc bags. This cotton bag is just what I needed. I think the design on the front is really cute, and you could definitely bring it to a bakery and get a fresh loaf without the plastic.
*Update 2/23/20:
I just wanted to add that although I still think this is a great idea, I’ve noticed after using the bag a few times the bread gets stale very quickly. Unless you’re the sort of person who eats bread within a few days, you should probably put it inside a reused plastic bag from a store-bought loaf of bread, then put it inside this bag. I know that kind of defeats the purpose, but otherwise your bread will probably get dry and hard pretty fast, unless you intend to eat the entire loaf relatively quickly.
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Donna (verified owner) –
This bag works so well. I made muffins last weekend and they are still fresh in the bag in my refrigerator. I feel so good using it and saving the Earth one plastic at a time.
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