The Market Bags

Large Tie-Dye Organic Cotton Reusable Produce Bag

Name: The Market Bags | Organic Cotton Reusable Produce Bag Large Tie-Dye
Brand: The Market Bags
SKU: MB-DYEPROBAG3
Price: 10.99 CAD
Availability: InStock

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Color Sunshine Clementine Seaweed

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This reusable dyed organic cotton produce bag are small batch dyed, each one is slightly but uniquely different. Locally made by The Market Bags in Canada, Kelowna.

Switching to an eco friendly reusable produce bag is an easy way to help reduce plastics in our landfills and oceans. It is perfect carrying fruits, vegetables, bread or anything else that fits. It's so versatile that you can even use it as a reusable gift bag.

This machine washable organic cotton produce bag measures approximately 13"x11", is light weight and made from 100% GOTS certified organic cotton.

As these are small batch dyed, color may be slightly different than in the photo.

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Dimension

13"x11": holds about 10 apples or oranges

Material

100% GOTS certified organic cotton

Wash & Care

Caring for your reusable bags properly will ensure a lifetime of use! You don't need to wash your bags after each use if you're using them for dry items or produce with skins or peels. Turn inside out and shake out any matter and pin them up on a clothes line to air out.

WASHING
All of our bags are machine washable. Use an eco-friendly unscented detergent and a cold water wash. However, we recommend hand washing your bags unless it's necessary for a more thorough clean.

DRYING
The organic cotton muslin and mesh produce bags should lay flat to air dry

END OF LIFE
Providing the best care for your products will ensure you have them for many years to come. When the time comes to replace them, all of our organic cotton produce and bulk bags can be placed right into your home compost and will break down over a few months. If you use a commercial compost service they will break down into natural matter even faster.