The Tiny Big Bag in the Media

‘Annabelle’

(Swiss Magazine, published August 31, 2005 in German in Switzerland)

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Out of my way! Folded The Tiny Big Bag is about as big as a handkerchief, but it opens up to 65-by-45 centimetres: this makes it the ideal shopping bag – and environmentally friendly. The bag available in water-repellent nylon or mesh, as well as in nine original(nylon) or five (mesh) colours. Orders of three or more bags are article rewarded with a rebate.

*App. 20 Swiss Francs, www.thetinybigbag.net

'The Globe and Mail'
(published August 6, 2005 in Canada)

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To market, to market

With seasonal veggies crowding the greengrocers, it’s time to find a new bag.

The sturdy Tiny Big Bag is made in Vancouver and folds into a little square to tuck into your handbag. $12.95 U.S. plus shipping through www.thetinybigbag.net.
Written by Shree-Lee Olson

‘Tagblatt der Stadt Zurich’
(published March 14, 2005 in German in Zurich Switzerland)

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Little Big Bag

The Tiny Big Bag: Plastic Carriers Good-bye!

Stop asking for those ugly plastic bags every time you shop. Help take care of our environment instead, and do it with style!
‘The Tiny Big Bag’ is the ultimate shopping bag. Designed to fit into every purse, backpack, every jeans and jacket pocket(when folded). Discover why this unique bag has caused a sensation in Zurich, Switzerland.

Out of sight most of the time, but always ready.

‘The Tiny Big Bag’ is out of sight most of the time but always there when you need it. Find out for yourself just why this unusually
small, yet smart-looking bag may become your next favourite bag, and a gift you will love to give to your friends. ‘The Tiny Big Bag’ can easily and conveniently be folded to handkerchief size. When opened it measures a roomy 65 by 45 by 35 centimetres. This bag combines European shopping bag and handbag style with high-quality manufacturing.

Choose from two different materials.

‘The Tiny Big Bag’ is available in water-resistant nylon crinkle and cool-looking mesh. Choose from nine (nylon crinkle) and five (mesh) the colours that best complement your wardrobe. For orders of three or more bags you will get a discount. Over 50% of last year’s costumers showed their satisfaction by ordering several times. “I grow fonder of my tiny big bags every day’ raves a happy customer from Zurich. “I cannot believe that I ever managed without them. They are so handy.”

‘The Tiny Big Bag’ is sold online. Check it out for yourself at: www.thetinybigbag.net.

‘The Georgia Straight’
(published September 30, 2004 in Vancouver BC)

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SMALL IS LARGE Spontaneous shopping trips can leave you juggling carry bags (and, if they’re the environmentally suspect plastic variety, with red marks gouged in your fingers). Canvas totes take up too much space to fit in your purse. What does work like a charm is the aptly named Tiny Big Bag, the brainwave of Vancouverite Marie-Anne Vorlet. Folding to the size of a pocket-size pack of tissues, it opens up to a capacious 65-by-45-by-35 centimetres, or two supermarket bags’ worth. Two choices of fabric: strong mesh ($12.95) in scarlet, yellow, white, or black, or – to hide your new stash of magazines from your roommate – solid shades of crinkle nylon in the same colours, plus purple.

Order online at www.thetinybigbag.net.
Written By Angela Murrills