Baggu's Standard Baggu in Lambs sets butter-cream lambs against a bubblegum pink ground, each one drawn with a loose blue outline, scattered among small red roses. The whole print has a soft, slightly blurred painted quality that lands it somewhere close to a 1950s nursery wall. Underneath the print it is the bag the rest of the brand was built on: one continuous piece of recycled ripstop nylon, with the neck of the bag doubling as the pouch it packs into. It carries two or three plastic grocery bags' worth in the hand or over the shoulder, takes 50 pounds without any drama, and folds back to a flat five inch square. 25.5 in. H x 15.5 in. W x 6 in. DFolds into a flat 5 in. x 5 in. pouchHolds up to 50 lbs100% recycled ripstop nylonMachine wash cold, line dry Baggu has been making ripstop nylon reusable bags since 2007. The original and still best known is the Standard Baggu, built on the construction of a plastic grocery bag and assembled from one continuous piece of nylon, with the neck of the bag forming its own carrying pouch so that almost nothing is wasted. Since 2022 the ripstop has been entirely recycled nylon made from pre-consumer waste, and the range now runs to lunch bags, pouches, and travel gear.
