Artovida Artists Collective Reusable Lunch Baggies | Snack and Sandwich Bags with Zipper - Improved Dual Layer Design by Budi Kwan (Indonesia) Flock of Birds

Been using these same bags for 6 years! You learn quickly these are for short term lunchbox type storage for fresh fruits/veggies and dry snacks like GF pretzels/a few cookies. I mainly just rinse them out and let them dry overnight. Lousy for keeping bread fresh - but we dont eat bread so we dont care. Will keep cheese cubes fresh for a few hours. Mainly, I like these bags because they function well enough AND are beautiful. I need more beauty in my lunchbox and you probably do too!

These were $9.95 in 2021. They are now nearly $30. They are worth $9.95. They are not worth $30.

I like these bags for the most part. We've been using  Itzy Ritzy Snack Happens Mini Reusable Snack Bag, Hoot , and I like those bags, too. But they are different.I like the Art of Liv'n bags because they are thinner. The reason they are thinner is because they have no liner. (The Itzy Ritzy bags do have a liner.) It's nice to have the thinner bag, though, because space is sometimes limited in my kids lunch box.I like the designs of these bags; they are okay for older kids and adults. They are stiff, but the instructions say that they will soften in time.The only real downside of these bags is that the zippers aren't the smoothest. (Itzy Ritzy zippers are way better.) Not a deal breaker, but I do wonder how the bags will hold up over time.For right now, though, I'm really happy with the bags. We've been using them every day for a couple weeks, and they've been great.

These are a little expensive for this kind of thing but it is worth it! I have tons of reusable lunch bags for my kids but these are the best! They Te stiff at first (supposedly they will soften), but they protect food against moisture amazingly without s liner. Usually I don't trust my bags without a liner so i only put in dry good there and save apples or sandwiches for the bags with liners. But these bags are made with a material that doesn't need a liner, I guess. Also, these dry so much faster than all my other bags with a liner or without one. This is perhaps the best perk! I put mine in the dishwasher and usually it takes at least a full day or more for the bags with liners and cloth to dry. But these seem to be dry almost right away. Plus, of course, supporting the artists is cool! That's why I got them, not knowing they would dry so much better etc but now I'm very happy with them.

I really like these. I love the art and it adds a unique flare to my lunch. I am huge on recycling and reducing waste so I thought I'd give these a try. They are easily washed in the washing machine.Cons:-The price. Unless a portion of the price goes to the artist, these are kinda spendy. I am all about supporting the artist if that is in fact where the extra cost comes from.-They get crumbs stuck in the corners. This isn't a big con really, I just turn it inside out and give it a good shake (maybe a wipe down).-They don't hold fluid well. I often take carrots to work and there needs to be a tiny bit of water in the bag to keep my carrots from drying out. This isn't fantastic for that. Just something to keep in mind. Great for everything I've tried other than carrots though.

They are good zippered bags

I can't attest to whether it is leak proof or not. It is not a silicon bag, but a sewn fabric bag. I haven't put liquid in it, and I don't intend to.The bag is very nice. I purchased it to put in regular rotation for my daughter's packed lunch. It has such a beautiful design that immediately gathered comments and compliments on its first use. The three bag sizes are perfect for packing snacks, with the largest bag capable of holding a sandwich with plenty of room to spare.Cleaning was simple: I used soap and water on the inside and inverted the bag to allow it to air dry.I intend to minimize my consumption of single use plastics, and the fabric is very stiff and feels like I will be able to use it multiple times.

For reusable bags, these are super cute. I love the cat design. They seem to be designed well also, solid construction/stitch and zipper.They are not liquid proof at all, or air tight, but they are an awesome alternative to plastic baggies which I was using almost exclusively before. I don't recommend putting your PBJ sandwich in it overnight, because the bread will get stale. Throwing something in it first thing in the morning works best.I've had these for a few weeks now, and they wash easily-- I don't put any really messy foods in them though. I did notice something odd with my baby carrots this afternoon: they may have stained the fabric orange!! (see picture). Not a huge deal, but weird.I consider them an investment-- $20 a set is pricey, but I haven't used a single plastic bag in several weeks now. :) Hopefully they last as long as the product claims they will, because I like them, and I like the idea. ♡

Excellent quality and easy to clean. They're not quite the same as putting sandwiches in a zip lock bag or cling film. They don't stay quite as fresh, but I don't have food in them long enough to worry about that. I'd purchase again.

Small, flimsy and cheap not worth 16.99 disappointed dont think lifetime guarantee will last long says can be used for other things like make up poor quality and regret paying what I did for them, the print is porr

Perfect for the job. Not only are they good for the environment's sake but they are also beautiful! What more can you ask! :)

These are great for taking dry goods to work for lunch have washed well no problems

Love these food bags! They wash up really easy and have turtles on and they aren't made of plastic. Win win.