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Xoopii

If you’re looking for re-useable bags your family might actually use, take a look at Xoopii. This Laguna Beach-based eco-company goes beyond green by splashing its bags with the street, pop, anime and urban art.

Published: 12/27/2010

by Christina Elston

If you’re looking for re-useable bags your family might actually use, take a look at Xoopii (www.xoopii.com). This Laguna Beach-based eco-company goes beyond green by splashing its bags with the street, pop, anime and urban art. Choose the Yorkii ($19.99), a full-size nylon tote that folds small enough to fit in a pocket or purse, or roomy and freestanding RPET totes ($17.99) made from recycled plastic bottles. Either way, designs are produced in limited edition, so grab your favorites while they last. Both bag styles hold lots, and the makers claim you’ll soon be dreaming up new errands to run for a chance to show them off.

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