Back to School Shopping 101 Where to find lunch bags in Chicago

Back to schoolshoppers searching for unique and cool lunchboxes, lunchbags, and lunch sacks have a variety of cute (and often ecofriendly) options in Chicago right now.
Goodbyn lunchbox at Green Genes
Chicago ecofriendly boutique Green Genesat 5111 N. Clark Ave. Teflon Coating Pans has just received a supply of Goodbyn lunchboxesin blue, pink, green, and red/orange. These ecofriendly lunch containers are a hot item this season, so call Green Genes at 773.944.9850 to reserve one ASAP if interested. Once this shipment sells out, Green Genes will not be receiving another batch until late September. Parents can also place orders through the Goodbyn Web site, but currently lunchboxes will not ship until September 10 or later.
Functional and adorable Goodbyn lunchboxes are both reusable and (eventually) recyclable, and their compartments are designed to keep each food item in kids' lunches separate. Children can personalize their Goodbyn lunchboxes with included cute stickersshaped like letters, body parts, and even allergy labels. Parents and teachers can visit the Goodbyn Web site to find tipson everything from healthy recipes to how to pack waste-free lunches.
Ecofriendly lunch bags at nat and helens
Organic baby store nat and helensat 3125 N. Broadway is carrying Mimi the Sardine lunchsacks and lunch bags (lunchbugs), as well as Mimi the Sardine backpacks.
Mimi the Sardine's earth-friendly cotton bags are coated with a water-based acrylic Wear Resistant Coatings coating, and all of their products are CPSIA compliant and Oeko-Tex certified. Each is decorated with playful and brightly colored patterns like flowers or hybrid cars.
Lunchbags and lunchboxes at Twinkle Twinkle Little One
Chicago boutique Twinkle Twinkle Little Oneis carrying cute soft Dante Beatrix lunch bags and metal MacBeth lunchboxes. Each Dante Beatrix lunch box is made from laminated canvas, free of pthalates or lead, and decorated with cute images like a cartoon gorilla or a shark. The MacBeth lunchboxes are shaped like a classic retro lunch box and covered with stylish patterns like pale green dots.
Exclusive lunchboxes at giggle
Chicago baby and toddler boutique giggleat 2116 North Halsted Street also carries Mimi the Sardine lunchbugs, as well as two Dante Beatrix lunchboxes in styles exclusive to giggle – a cute blue boy robot and a cute pink girl robot.
PVC-free lunch bags at Red Balloon Co.
Chicago kids store The Red Balloon Co.is carrying a line of PVC-free and Silicon Coating pthalate-free insulated Four Peas lunch bags in a variety of cute styles and colors. Visit The Red Balloon Co. in Bucktown at 2060 N. Damen Ave. and in Andersonville at 5407 N. Clark Ave.
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