Reading through My New Shiny Shoes’ blog I came across these gorgeous eco-friendly bags – Envirosax.
In an effort to be more environmentally conscious I have been using eco-friendly bags for a few years now. Not just for grocery shopping, but also just for carrying ‘stuff’ from one place to another.
I have to admit, I sometimes cringe at the standard boring yet brightly coloured bags (bright colours that clash with whatever outfit I’m wearing!) If you are looking at producing environmentally-friendly bags for your business, why not consider something a bit stylish? If your budget doesn’t stretch to something this good you can always charge a small fee for them. Just think… if you make them fashionable enough, people will shop with you just to get your bags!
Here’s to your business success,
Donna-Marie
I completely agree with your comments Donna. Supre Hot Pink looks great on a 15 year old but seriously bad on us 40 somethings!
Exactly Kathie! I have a selection of cloth bags in hot pink, the brightest-of-bright orange, purple and green. I could really do with even just a basic black
I have a bunch of eco bags that I leave in the back of the car all the time. No more overloaded plastic bags that break in the car park! Although the other sied of the coin is that I do reuse plastic bags for kitty litter and nappy bags. My friend has eco cloth bags for shopping but then buys packets of 100 little nappy bags! It does make me wonder whether us humans have this all worked out yet. But hot pink bags are a start!
I have a huge variety of eco bags in a variety of colours. I also reuse plastic bags for bin liners & nappy bags – so when I get low, I will do a shop without the eco bags, then use the eco bags after that. Today I bought a new eco bag because I was sick of carrying the boys jumpers around (and I didn’t have the energy to put up with a tantrum in the middle of the shops!).
Great idea – those bags are to cute.