Nos. 01 – 04
Cotton bags for the weekly shop
A market tote, a string net, a shoulder tote and produce bags. From $22.00.
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What goes into a bag
- 01Cotton yarnPlain cotton, undyed or dyed rose and cocoa. No plastic fibres.
- 02The knotEach square of the net is knotted, so a broken strand doesn't run.
- 03HandlesWoven or knotted from the same cotton, doubled where they join the bag.
- 04TogglesSmall wooden toggles on the produce bags. Nothing else is added.
Shipping$6 for one bag, +$1 each extra
Freeon orders from $70
Returns30 days, unused
Using them
- Heavy things at the bottom. The weave stretches around whatever's underneath.
- Sharp corners in the middle. Boxes and cartons can poke through a gap.
- Keep one with you. The Mini Net folds smaller than a lemon.
- Wash cool, hang dry. In a pillowcase if it goes in the machine.
The Range
No. 01 · Natural
Market Tote
The big one. A loose cotton weave that stretches around whatever you put in it, with handles long enough to go over a shoulder.
$48.00
No. 02 · Cream
Mini Net
A small string bag that lives in a coat pocket until it's needed.
$22.00
No. 03 · Cocoa
Shoulder Tote
A close, canvas-like cotton weave — nothing falls through — with flat cotton straps that sit comfortably on a shoulder.
$64.00
No. 04 · Natural, Rose, Cocoa
Produce Bags, set of 3
Fine cotton mesh bags with drawstrings, for loose produce.
$24.00
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Questions
- Will things fall through the gaps?
- Not fruit or vegetables. Small loose items — keys, coins — will. Use the Shoulder Tote for those; its weave is tighter.
- How much weight can the Market Tote take?
- It is made for groceries. Keep it under about 20 lb and spread heavy things across the bottom.
- Do the colours run?
- Rose and cocoa can bleed a little in the first wash. Wash them cool and separately the first time.
- Where do you ship?
- Anywhere in the United States. Not abroad yet.