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Saturday, April 12, 2008 I was looking to see if more people had reusable bags in San Francisco. Not sure if I noticed more than usual, but I did see some cool ones. The flip and tumble bag rolls into a little ball and then pops open for use. I like these Reisenthel bags that smoosh down into little pouches and snap onto your keychain. Labels: bag, green posted on 4/12/2008 :: link ............................................................................................ 9 Comments: I have this keychain style bag from the Container Store. It's fantastic. It's so small in your purse and it's surprisingly roomy when open. By  Jessica, at 14/4/08 1:48 AM I always like bags like that, but they seem so impossible to get them back into their small state when you're done using them. By  Meredith, at 14/4/08 9:39 AM I have one of the flip and tumble bags. It is really easy to compact and I use it all the time. I would definitely recommend it for everyday use. By  Mark Pavilch, at 14/4/08 12:50 PM I carry the Envirosax. Love them and they are pretty stylish. By  Lu, at 14/4/08 12:50 PM I got both my Envirosax bags from Parkleigh. They had a bunch last time I stopped in there. By  battlemaiden, at 17/4/08 9:18 AM Done. I think. Thanks for stopping by! (Oh, and nice photo in the paper last week!) By  battlemaiden, at 17/4/08 10:24 AM My favorites are the Chico Bags - similar idea, easy to stuff them back in their little pouches. And when they are stuffed, they look like Barbie-sized sleeping bags. http://www.chicobag.com/ By  Ellen, at 17/4/08 4:39 PM Olive Smart bags (s/6) are great -- and the cashiers love stuffing them. http://www.olivesmart.com/index.html By  Anonymous, at 17/4/08 6:41 PM I bought a package of 3 medium-sized canvas bags at Michael's for $10. They fold ultra-flat - I can even tuck 2 into my purse if it's a quick trip. It's sturdier than the $1 ones stores are selling, and I'm not doing any advertising for the store. ~Ann By  Anonymous, at 18/4/08 1:32 PM Post a Comment ............................................................................... Go to ljcfyi Main