Lunchbox Roundup 2008

It’s the hardest working piece of back to school gear you’ll buy. It’s the thing that’ll carry the peanut butter and jelly sandwiches for the next 200 or so days of school. They’ll spill juice in it, smear peanut butter on it and maybe forget to empty it on Friday afternoon leaving you a science project for Monday morning. You better get one that can endure.

Kirtsy This | Posted: 12 Aug, 2009 by Melissa Summers

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• Garnet Hill Lunch Pack

  

  $17 at Garnet Hill

  Kirtsy This | Posted 07 Aug, 2008 by Melissa Summers

• Dino Lunch Bag

  

  $15 at Hanna Andersson

  Kirtsy This | Posted 07 Aug, 2008 by Melissa Summers

• Tortuga Lunch Tote

  

  $20 at Pop Deluxe

  Kirtsy This | Posted 07 Aug, 2008 by Melissa Summers

• Lorraine Lunch Bag

  

  This durable floral sack with ribbon trim will keep your conscience as clear as the landfill. It’s double-lined with a sturdy, reinforced bottom. It’s made of crumple-proof oil cloth, and you can wash it with soap and water if it starts to smell like tuna fish.

  $40 at Buy Olympia

  (6.5" x 13.5")

  Kirtsy This | Posted 07 Aug, 2008 by Margaret Mason

• Laptop Lunch Bento Box Set

  

  A reader wrote in to say: “This is an awesome lunchbox for kids, my standby birthday gift! Compartment setup really encourages people to avoid pre-packaged foods in favor of more eco-friendly (and healthy) options. Everyone on the playground has been asking me about ours.” The site calls them American-style bento boxes and says they’re dishwasher safe. Sounds good to me.

  $37 at Amazon

  Kirtsy This | Posted 07 Aug, 2008 by Margaret Mason

• Photo Lunchboxes

  

  $35 at Ogg Studio

  Kirtsy This | Posted 28 Mar, 2007 by Margaret Mason

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