Name: Filt French Net Market Bag, Set of 2
Brand: Filt
SKU: 5592
Rating: 4.8 (15 reviews)

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Filt

Normandy, France

Filt was born in Normandy, France in 1860 when local fisherman decided that the materials they used to craft nets had infinite potential. Now one of the major textile companies in Europe, they offer beautiful market bags inspired by the same techniques that started it all.

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Karen H.

07/04/23

Handy Bag

Great bag to store in my purse. It takes up almost no room and is always handy for purchases at the farmer's market. It expands to hold quite a lot and the handles are long enough to carry on my shoulder.

3kathleen3

04/18/22

Stretch bigger than they look

These guys can fit way more than you think! The holes are also bigger than you think, but it’s not like you don’t know they’re there when you buy them…and I’ve still never had anything fall through. I mostly use them for produce and larger, lighter items.

Scvan@Aol.Com

01/05/22

fun, lightweight and sturdy

gifts for 2 of my adult daughters -- they are very excited to head to the grocery with these roomy bags!

Jieun

04/25/21

need the bigger size for this

this bag have big size and this one small size, I need the size in between, I use this bag to put laundry and my socks, this bag can use for so many purpose. I found similar bag looks almost same in Amazon in different brand but I rather pay a little extra and go for the quality.( I had bad shopping experience try to save few bucks and regret in t...Read More

he past ) I like everything I got from Food52. Read Less

Persephone96

09/25/20

Capacious

I have used this type of bag for decades, but these bags have the advantage of longer handles, allowing for slinging over one’s shoulder—a very useful feature!

Connie

09/11/20

Loved these bags so much I ordered three more

I loved these market bags so much for our boat food storage of fruits and vegetables that I ordered three more. Perfect for our needs!

Pam M.

10/19/19

So much fun

This is beautiful and functional. It takes up very little space so I always have it with me and I feel good about using it.

Brownie

10/13/19

Love tote

I gave an early review saying tote was to small for a market run. I’ve since used it for groceries and everything fit, minus the bananas. I love the tote! I say buy it and you’ll really enjoy how nice and how functional the tote is. I bought the tan and it’s really pretty...

Butterbean

09/16/19

Best market tote

I got three of the small size. They're small but expand like crazy, so I disagree with the previous reviewer about them not being big enough to do a market run. One of these holds just as much as a standard paper grocery sack, maybe even a little more. With three of them, I'm able to buy enough food for my family of four for 3-4 days.

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s: holds a grocery bag's worth of food, strong, has nice long handles so they're really easy to carry, nice-looking, roll up small for easy storage

Con: small items will slip through the net (to prevent this, I use little mesh produce bags not only for fruits and vegetables, but for little items, like a bottle of nail polish) Read Less

Thenenebean

09/08/19

Classic & Functional

Gets the job done and looks pretty. Packs down small enough to fit in a backpack or big purse. Easy to wash.

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