Benefits
The bag you actually have on you.
A tote in a drawer is not a tote. Everything below is about closing that gap.
Why people carry one
The bag you actually have on you.
A tote in a drawer is not a tote. This one is already on your keys.
Grocery runs
Skip the checkout bag charge. Unfold, load, go.
Travel & overflow
Flat in your case until the trip home needs one more bag.
Market & farm stands
Wide base sits upright. Produce doesn't tumble.
Gym & beach
Shake it out, fold it away, clip it back on.
Car boot kit
Keep two clipped in the glovebox for unplanned stops.
Everyday overflow
For the days your tote was the wrong size.
Where it goes
Clipped on, out of the way.
On your keys
Carabiner clip, pocket-sized folded.
In the glovebox
Two of them take no real space.
In a backpack
Flat against the back panel.
On a stroller
Clips to the handle bar.
Folds to nothing. Carries everything.
Full-size tote open, keyring-sized folded
How it folds
Two seconds, both directions.
- 01
Unclip
Pull the pouch off your keyring.
- 02
Shake out
The bag falls open on its own.
- 03
Load it
Opens to a full-size tote.
- 04
Stuff & clip
Push it back in the pouch, clip on.
Side by side
Against what you're using now.
| FoldNAway | Canvas tote | Store plastic bag | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Always with you | Yes | No | No |
| Carries a full shop | Yes | Yes | No |
| Folds to keyring size | Yes | No | No |
| Re-folds in seconds | Yes | No | No |
| Reusable for years | Yes | Yes | No |
| Costs nothing per use | Yes | Yes | No |