- Fabric Christmas gift bags to replace wrapping paper and sticky tape.
- Durable 100% cotton sateen, handsewn in Afghanistan to be reused for decades.
- Gifts take moments to ‘wrap’ and awkward shapes fit beautifully.
“I LOVE my bags!! They look gorgeous, take seconds to pack and no clean-up, just popped away for next year. Genius” — Andrea
Reusability and the environment
After researching plastic, paper, and fabric’s impact on the environment it was obvious that the best impact you can make is to reuse products for a long, long time. See our blog The Perils of Paper for statistics and research.
You’ll love cotton gift bags because of their long life. Get your whole extended family to buy a set so whenever you exchange gifts, they circulate back and forth between you all. Goodbye, endless consumption and goodbye single-use wrapping paper and tape!
Buy these bags and reuse them for decades!
Gift bag Descriptions
Tiny bags. 22 x 12 cm (8.5 x 4 in)
These cuties will hold the small and precious items such as jewellery, a deck of cards, wireless earpods, or a gift card, otherwise fill them with candy, or small fidgets for the kids’ stocking fillers.
How long does it take you to wrap presents?
The reality for many is that Christmas Eve is both wonderful and mental. You have to find the wrapping paper, tape, scissors, ribbons, gift tags—now the hours of wrapping begins!
When you use fabric gift bags you will get your Christmas eve back. Spend it watching that Christmas movie with a glass of wine.
“Fabulous, I love mine. We had only a small box of rubbish this year compared to our usual pile. The bags look amazing under the tree” — Sarah
"My goodness, Christmas Eve was awesome ..... so stress-free!!!” — Theresa
Get all of Christmas organised
Gift wrap is just single-use packaging with fancy designs and pretty colours. At the end of the day, it's no different to the junk packaging on food or other consumables that fill our landfill every day. By choosing reusable cotton bags, you can wrap all your presents each year without a shred of rubbish -- and they look beautiful under the tree too!