Eco Fashion World

If you’re reading these lines, you’ve probably already all but banished plastic bags from your life. So it just drives you up the wall when you see people in line at the checkout carelessly double bagging their purchases, just because they can… However, starting to rant and preach at them like a crazy person might not get the results you hope for. What could get you results however, is following the wise advise that Rebecca Hoskins has gathered in her brand new book Ban the Plastic Bag: A community action plan. Starting with the case study of Modbury in Devon, which became Britain’s first plastic bag-free town in Britain in May 2007, the book explains how any other village town or city could get such policies implemented. It even comes with its very own complimentary organic cotton bag to add to your collection.

Here are a few more options that would suit the bill to carry your organic groceries this holiday season and beyond:

BAGS OF CHANGE

ECOLOGIE CATH KIDSON for TESCO

Finally, in the “best seasonal print” category, you can pick up a limited edition Cath Kidston reusable back next time you pop in at Tesco without your own trusted tote. These bags are made entirely of recycled plastic (PET) bottles and the funds raised from their sale will be donated to Marie Curie Cancer Care, Tesco’s Charity of the Year 2008.

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