We're fond of our lil' Outblush Editorial family, and are usually in accord regarding product selection, but sometimes we look at an item that a fellow editor has chosen and do a double take. Which is why we bring you Agree To Disagree, a new feature that'll show you another side to all the happy-sappy product love we've got goin' on and allow you, the readers, to decide whether that item really is crave or cringe-worthy.
Reusable grocery bags are both convenient and eco-conscious - there is no doubt about that. And while the baguette quiver on the Sac à Baguette satchel is a fabulously clever modification, $300 is an outlandish price to pay for something you can get at Trader Joes for 99 cents ($2.99 if you want it insulated). As far as we can tell the bag is made of study canvas and leather - not woven bald eagle feathers and unicorn tail-hair. If the Sac could do the shopping, make a mean coq co vin, and tidy up afterwards, then perhaps the hefty price tag would be worth it. But, since it's just a satchel with French bread sheath we'll stick with stuff like this.
[Disagree? Get another perspective on the Sac à Baguette.]
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Shannon
I like this new feature. I love Outblush but when I saw the price for this bag, I too balked. I am avid user of reusable bags but $300 is a bit loco.
Margaret
These bags: http://www.flipandtumble.com/ are my absolute favorite reusable shopping bags- you can find them at the Container Store. I've used mine for absolutely everything, and it's still going strong.
Rachel
I agree! I thought the bag was nice looking when I saw it posted the other day but for that price, NO WAY! If you have money to throw around like that I say buy a 99 cent one and donate the rest to charity!
abl
You feature so much overpriced stuff on this site, i'm surprised to see you balk at the price of anything.
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