Grocery Bag Chic, Moukisac Review - Yanko Design

Walk into whatsoever supermarket today and you'll run across a new tendency. People are bringing their ain shopping bags. With plastic bags labeled equally the evil cohort to the environmental trouble, a number of companies have taken it upon themselves to design grocery bags durable enough for hauling while remaining questionably stylish. Later on all, beingness "light-green" is now a message people want to project so shopping bags have had to evolve into accessories. I've been using the Moukisac shopping bag for the past few months and it promises commonsensical chic.The Moukisac is made of a nice suede-like material almost the size of a small satchel. Within are four mesh bags of varying sizes to hold nuts, seeds, grains, produce, and perishable goods. The satchel unfurls into a larger bag and the flap become a smaller bag itself. In full you have 6 bags.

In exercise the bags work fine. Just make full them upward and put everything in the larger purse to haul dwelling house. The concept is unproblematic and so I take no complaints in that location. My just one complaint is the build quality. The main bag is only single stitched which over time will not be able to withstand the constant tension and weight of groceries. A double sew or better yet, overlock run up would take made it much more durable.

What we liked:

A color for every personality.
Nice suede-like fabric and it's washable.
Stiff stretchy mesh numberless.
Lots of potential storage that neatly folds upward into a small satchel.
Super affordable.

What could exist improved:

Build quality. Single stitch is besides weak

Perhaps I'm being too picky since I'k a fashion designer; I notice textile and garment construction with a surgeon'due south middle. The Moukisac really is a fine pocketbook and the number of compliments I received while standing in line proved it so. Would I buy it? Yes, yeah I would.

Designer: Marie Naubert [ Buy it here ]