With stylish bags (garment bags, clutches, and cosmetic bags) made out of breathable organic fabrics, you can ditch the environmentally unfriendly plastic bags without missing one stylish beat.

To tempt you, here’s one of my favs, the Lux Lite Floral Garment Bag, made out of 100% cotton twill, with leather accents (all leather used is from textile waste).  It has an inside pocket, a button foldover for closing, and measures about 23” x 54”.  It sells for $110.

To ease your eco-conscience along with your budget-conscience, for the month of January you can get a 25% discount off your purchases my entering the discount code “Obama.”

Jendarling bags are currently available only at Eco Citizen in San Francisco and through online sales.

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Eco-Friendly Garment Bags from Jendarling

Start your trip with it folded up in a 9” x 11” pouch and tuck it away in your other bags. 

When you need additional room for packing, open it up into a medium-sized garment bag.  You gain additional packing space with the outside zippered pockets which are ideal for shoes or other smaller items.

The Garment Bagg-in-a-Pouch is made of lightweight water resistant fabric, so it will keep your clothes dry and cleans up easily. 

Available from Baggallini, or from your local retailer.  $49.95.

Image credit:  Baggallini

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Garment Bagg-in-a-Pouch Folds Away Until You Need It

While you may not want an entire luggage wardrobe of bright colors, you can spice up your current black pieces with a brightly colored garment bag.

This black and pink large polka dot garment bag is one of many brightly colored and reasonably priced bags sold by Sam Moon.  $12.95.

You can find Sam Moon stores in Dallas, Frisco, and Houston, Texas, in addition to online.

Image credit:  Sam Moon

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Brightly Colored Garment Bags from Sam Moon