Eco Checklist: Bring Your Own Grocery Bags

FEED 100 totes, by model-turned-environmentalist Lauren Bush, zip into tiny tan pouches ($30; wholefoods.com). Baggu has nautical stripes ($10; baggubag.com). R. Nichols’s totes show images of produce ($24; r-nichols.com).

Plus: More Eco-Friendly Reusable Bags »

• 1: Opt for Compostable Plates
• 2: Clean Up with Green Products
• 3: Upcycle Your Stained Clothes
• 4: Drink Water from a Reusable Bottle
• 5: Bring Your Own Grocery Bags
• 6: Set a Stylish Green Table
• 7: Buy the Purest Spirits
• 8: Fill Up Your Freezer
• 9: Stock a Green Fridge
• 10: Use Less Energy for Cooking
• 11: Buy a Smart Power Strip
• 12: Trust Your Dishwasher
• 13: Make Eco-Conscious Kitchen-Design Choices
• 14: Take a Green Vacation
• 15: Wash Clothes in Warm Water