If you are looking for a more eco-friendly solution for packing your kids’ lunches, you might want to check out LunchSkins.com. They were just featured in the April issue of O Magazine and their fun eye-popping designs definitely caught my attention when I got the opportunity to review their line of reusable fabric sandwich and snack bags as part of a review opportunity with the Family Review Network.

I thought the sandwich bag I got, in a cute red apple pattern, was adorable. I like that they are dishwasher safe so you can clean them the same way you clean your dishes and tupperware (you can also wash them in your washing machine!) – and they are made with a fast-drying fabric so you can reuse them again quickly for your kid’s school lunch the next day. Another cool plus is the little spot on the top to write your name so it won’t get lost.

The one downside to the bags is kind of an obvious one – a sandwich or snack can get easily squashed in a bag, which is the reason we typically use tupperware in our home instead of bags to begin with – but you’d have this problem with a disposable plastic bag also, so it’s sort of a moot point. If you are using plastic bags right now and want to make a switch and tupperware isn’t your cup of tea or simply not an option for your uses, then I think these bags are a great choice.

Hand sewn in the USA, they are made from a certified food-safe cotton fabric that is lead-free, bpa-free and phthalate-free. They are available in three sizes and tons of cute, fun graphics to suit your needs and style. With more than 20 million sandwich bags from school lunches going into U.S. landfills everyday, LunchSkins are a great solution for anyone looking to go greener.

Prices start at $7.85 for a snack bag to $10.95 for a sub bag and you can purchase them online at www.lunchskins.com or at a number of retailers nationwide.