Parents tend to pack kids’ lunches in brown paper bags or cheap, vinyl plastic totes that fall apart after a few uses and are boring to look at. Give kids something to smile about at lunch with ECOlunchbox’s eco-friendly and reusable Blue Water Bento lunch bags. The spacious bags feature Velcro closures along with sturdy cord handles. The lunch bags are machine washable and screen-printed with fun, ocean creatures such as a sea turtle, whale, dolphin and seahorse.

Blue Water Bento Lunch Bags Details

First of I must say that ECOlunchbox’s lunch bags are just beautiful. We all should do more to protect and save our environment. ECOlunchbox makes it easy for you when they offer products that can be used for all ages.

Product Details for the Lunch Bag:

Measures 10 1/2 high with a 7-by-4 1/2 inch bottom.
Carries with a sturdy cord handle.
Closes with hook-and-loop velcro – makes it easy to carry or hook with a clip to a book bag.
Sewn from GOTS-certified organic cotton in India.
Machine wash, tumble dry.
USA screen printed by green-certified business in California.

Leak-proof

Being leak-proof is always an important feature to parents when choosing a lunch box. I happy to say that the Splash Box is a leak-proof lunch box made of stainless steel with a silicone lid. It is plastic free and ocean friendly. There are tabs on the side to help make it very easy for your child to remove the lid with ease as well as putting the lid back on.

More Product Details for the Lunch Box:

Measures 6.5″ long x 4.75″ wide x 2″ tall.
Capacity 24 oz (3 cups).
Tare Weight: 7.5 oz.
Non-toxic: free of estrogen-mimicking toxins commonly found in plastic, such as BPA (bisphenol-A), BPS (bisphenol-S) and phthalates.
Stainless Steel 304
Non-slip tabs on the lid are embossed for kid-friendly easy opening.
Lunchbox bottoms are designed to be stacked for compact storage.
The steel and silicone combination is lighter than glass and nonbreakable.
Dishwasher safe. Not for use in the microwave.
Manufactured in China.
Retails for $ 22.99 USD.

What do you pack your child’s lunch in?

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