Economical Canvas Cotton Tote Bag, 6 | 8 Pack, Lightweight Reusable Grocery Shopping Cloth Bags, DIY, Advertising, Promotion

I couldn't remember the size of bags I previously was using, but from the photo and dimensions, I thought it might be the same as these. Once I got the package, I found that they are a bit smaller than I prefer. My primarily intention is for reusable grocery bags, and for a full/overstuffed handcart, I used to fit everything in 2 bags, but with these, it takes 3. But for others this might be better, as it keeps the weight of each bag more manageable, and probably also less likely to bust open from the weight of a lot of heavy things like canned soup and wine bottles. I like the plain look, as I am not a fan of logos on things I own, especially for utilitarian items like this. Overall, a good value compared with purchasing reusable bags at the store.

I purchased these bags in order to block print on them with fabric-safe ink. I like the color and the size. They do seem durable but the material is a little thin for my taste. Not a big deal but I would have preferred them to be a little more opaque. I expect them to hold up to average use though.

Reusable grocery bags are amazing, right? Except the plasticky material ALWAYS gets gross at some point and they have to get thrown away for sanitary reasons. Sure, you can try to pop them in the washer but they never quite get all the way clean. I looked for aaages to find cotton grocery bags that aren't the thick canvas tote bags, and came across these.They are a little thin, but not in a bad way. This lets them fold up way smaller than the crinkly thick plasticky bags. After a quick wash and hang dry, they were ready for their first grocery trip. Which they handled beautifully. Despite my Aldi over-shopping, the bags held strong and survived to become a part of many more grocery runs.

I actually got these little tote bags after washing a set of sheets that came in a tote bag a lot like these, and finding the bag was a great way to store the sheets in the linen closet in a compact way.While these are a little too small for my purposes after all, I find they're still great for storing and organizing pillowcases.I washed them several times, including in pretty hot water, and they remained smooth and flat (didn't wrinkle up and become 3 dimensional in the bad way some natural fabrics do). These didn't make much lint, and they feel very natural. I can see using these for produce, too, in lieu of plastic bags.

Well, let me tell you about grocery bags. Forget about previous iterations, just these reusable bags. Have you ever noticed that no matter how many you bring home from the store, you always need to bring more home from the store? Kinda like coat hangers only backwards. You only have two coat hangers, and a month later you open your closet, and there's no room for anything BUT coat hangers. In this case, it's the vanishments of the grocery bags we need to wonder at. At least with these pretty, brightly colored bags, you can kinda keep an eye on them. Nice bags, solidly constructed, good value.PS I wanna know whose coat hangers I got, and who gets my grocery bags.

These bags are about 2/3s the reusable canvas bags we used for several years. Sadly, several years of weekly schlepping to and from various stores has tired them and they're ready to rest.We looked around for replacements, found these, and notice they came in a sixpack. Nice and sturdy, they'e a good replacement, and especially so for older folks who still like to go green.

The main reason I got this was because I wanted a multi pack of the same color shopping bags. These are advertised to be used as grocery bags for shopping, that are 100% cotton. They did seem a bit smaller than I had expected, but the fabric is obviously cotton. The bags are thin, thin enough to where if I hold them up to the light, you can see through them. The color is pretty, but when I opened up the pack, I noticed that they did not smell great, leading me to believe that there is something In the manufacturing process that may have caused a smell. Because of this, I threw them in the washing machine and the smell seem to go away. I would’ve been worried about using them for groceries without getting rid of that. They held up through the washer, and they are good for separating things and small shopping trips. I like them, but I’m not super impressed. The instructions say to wipe with a damp cloth, but I chose to throw them in the washing machine, I washed them on cold, and they came out just fine. I didn’t notice any color leakage, or shrinkage.

The bags look good and hold quite a bit. My only issue is the materials used are a little on the thin side. These are not for carrying heavy things around. A few small items- no problem. Cans of food or a stack of books- probably won't hold up long.