Jars, cans and a deli sandwich. One bag, your name on it.

Market bags work harder

A takeout bag carries dinner. A market bag carries a jar of salsa, two sodas, a carton of eggs and a sandwich from the deli case. That's a lot of weight on two handles.

Our bag carries 22 lb and stands on a flat square bottom, so it doesn't fold over when you set it on the counter to pack.

Pack it so the bread survives

Most store bags fail at the bottom, not the handles. Pack heavy and square first.

• Glass and cans first, standing up on the 12″ by 7″ floor.
• Boxes and cartons next, to make a flat shelf.
• Bread, chips and the deli sandwich last, right on top.

With 3.5″ of gusset on each side, the bag opens wide enough to set jars in by hand instead of dropping them.

Your name, walking down the street

Neighborhood stores live on regulars. Every bag that leaves your door walks past the bus stop, the laundromat and the apartments on your block. A plain bag says nothing. A bag with your name says where the good sandwiches are.

Every bag is a little sign that walks down your block.

We print your logo on the front free, up to 12 × 14 in. Setup is $0.

Paper the City of LA accepts

Our kraft bags meet the City of Los Angeles recyclable paper carryout bag requirements: 40% or more postconsumer recycled content and the required printing on the bag. Rules can change, so check with your city before you rely on it.

Brown or bright white

Bags come in brown kraft and bright white. Brown kraft looks warm and classic for a deli. Bright white makes colorful logos pop, which works great for a market with a bold sign out front.