ATMOS GREENATMOS GREEN 20 Pack 15x16 inch with 27" long handle 5 Oz NATURAL color Recycled Cotton Tote Bags Sustainable Eco Friendly reusable grocery super strong great for promotion branding gift MADE in INDIA

I ordered these bags to do machine embroidery on for gifts. These are just basic tote bags with no pockets or zippers. However they are exactly what I expected to get. I am pleased with the quality. They are not a heavy weight fabric. They look very nice once they are embroidered. These will be used as teacher gifts for my grandson’s teachers. Inexpensive gifts are hard to come by, especially with inflation. So these bags are right at $2.00 and then add the embroidery to personalize and you have a nice inexpensive gift.

Me and my friend bought these to use with fabric paint as a little craft. Now I use them for groceries, if I’m taking small crafts anywhere, and whatever else. They’re a perfect size and I’ve had them for almost a year now and they’re pretty durable! No soles that I see and the fabric paint has help up nicely even after a wash or two!

It is 5.5 Oz. of recycled cotton. It has a long handle lavender . They are 15 x 16 inches with 27 inches long handle. It is perfect for many, many things. These are the finest bag I found. I can really use it to put fabric when I get my material and patterns. Thanks to everyone who has a part of making these wonderful bags!

I tie-dyed these. Washed first, soaked in soda ash, ice dyed. Unfortunately I didn't look closely at all the straps, and found after dyeing that one strap on 2 different bags was very frazzled it was almost disintegrating. (photo of turquoise bag) I will hand sew since I don't have a sewing machine. I usually sell or give these as gifts. The two that I need to mend, I'll keep for myself. Can never have too many reusable bags! The rest of the seams are all great (other photo) so I will buy them again, if needed (hope not) I will sew the frazzled strap seams before washing.These bags are good for small everyday items and shopping, easy to fold and stick in your purse, but not a good idea for heavy items.Soft, easy for tie dyeing projects

I am writing this review because I have seen a lot of bad reviews that I do not feel this product deserves. I have bought these twice now (24 bags in total) and I found that they were a good value and quality for the price. Are they high end Heavy Duty Canvas bags, well no, but you are not paying for that.I purchased the Natural and the Dk. Grey (Grey). First off I found the quality to be what I expected for 1.67 per tote (12 pk). Mine were sewn well and no flaws. The Dk. Grey was not see through, and honestly my favorite. The Natural was only slightly see through.They take acrylic paint very well, and I had no issues stenciling on them with Folk Art Multi Surface Satin and GAC 900 fabric medium.Now let’s talk washing. First they are 100% cotton, so yes they will shrink some. I mean come on folks, do your jeans shrink when you wash them? But if washed in cold water and air dried, they only shrunk 1” on length and width. Even when I purposely tried to shrink them and washed in scalding hot water and put in a hot dryer, then shrinkage was only 1 1/4” on length and width.Ironing: It’s cotton so you need to use a cotton setting and a water mister. They ironed up nicely.The only thing I did notice was the size was not the same on the Grey bags, mine were actually 1” longer than stated. This was not an issue for me, but something to consider.Please take a look at my pics, I show my findings in detail. I hope this helps those who are looking for an honest, non-biased review on the Atmos Green Tote bags.

I bought these to print on (I do block-printed textiles and wanted to make a line of bags to go with the rest of the garments) and1) of course they're wrinkly when you wash them and throw them in the dryer. ???????? it is truly frustrating to watch how much knowledge we've lost regarding the care and keeping of different types of fabric. if you want cotton that lays perfectly flat straight out of the dryer, you're looking for a POLYcotton BLEND, and a poly-heavy one at that. this fabric dries like linen/muslin, which is fine. line-dry gets it flat, and a quick steam with an iron gets it super-crisp in like 15 seconds. if you're looking to screenprint with plastic-based ink, I might avoid these for that precise reason, as customers will probably either complain that it's wrinkly or try to iron it & ruin the screen ink.if you are aware of fabrics and looking for solid colorways, this collection is great. color listing is accurate, I got one of each listed and they were all quite nice. fabric is probably 90% opaque when wet, thin but not by any means transparent, and the thickness of the fabric itself is adequate for making inexpensive totes.

Held perfectly all year in 3rd grade classroom.

These bags are great, at first. Size is good, they seem sturdy enough, at least for the reason I'm using them, and the material this decent. It's not a very thick material, but it's not too thin either. I bought these because I wanted washable bags to put my work clothes in before leaving work. I tie them closed until I'm ready to wash my work clothes, and I just throw the bag in with the wash since they are considered contaminated. Problem is, they do shrink and wrinkle significantly! I had to iron them out to make them functional again, which took a long time. They get close to their original size, but not quite, and they are still fairly wrinkled. I can still use them, since I'm essentially using them as dirty clothes bags, but not sure I want to go through the trouble of ironing them every week. Probably wouldn't buy them again. If I didn't need to wash them, they'd be pretty good bags. The straps are long, the bags are a pretty good size, and I think they'd hold a fair amount of stuff, but ironing them is just a hassle. I don't think I'd go through the trouble of putting any designs on them either if you ever plan on washing them.