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Woolworths Reusable Foldable Shopping Bag $1.50 (was $2) @ Woolworths

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I went into my local and was about to by a 25c bag, then saw these at the registers. Bought this instead. Really strong, can store in the car easily.

Don't remember them ever being this price, they say 'Summer Price'

Our foldable bags are strong, easy to clean and fold up in seconds, and made from 100% recycled polyester. Super lightweight and small enough to pop in your pocket or handbag, these are perfect for ensuring you are never caught without a bag. We encourage you to reuse your bag as many times as possible, and our foldable bags are designed to be used over and over again. These bags are unable to be recycled so please dispose of them responsibly in your home landfill waste to ensure it does not enter our waterways or pollute other natural environments. Our bags come in three cute designs.

Colours:
Green
Orange

My 100th post!!

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  • mskeggs on 19/02/2026 - 16:38
    +1

    These are a big size and strong.

    • Merlict on 19/02/2026 - 16:39
      +71

      Wish I was a woolies bag

    • dufflover on 19/02/2026 - 17:03
      +3

      Similar to a popular-of-late jaffle maker?
      :P

    • customundo on 19/02/2026 - 17:34

      That's what she said

  • ilove on 19/02/2026 - 16:43

    Really cool and good bag

  • frewer on 19/02/2026 - 16:44
    +26

    They wrap every other produces in plastic and encourages us to recycle, while the facilities that recycle soft plastic has been out of action for awhile. Lmao what now

    • CWsniffa on 19/02/2026 - 17:10
      +4

      This is reusable… much better than single use plastic.

      • gviddy on 19/02/2026 - 17:58
        +45

        I used my 'single use' bags as rubbish bags. So it was never 'single use' to me.

        • topherboi on 19/02/2026 - 18:10

          It's much better than two-use items also.

          • Cordova on 19/02/2026 - 18:16
            +26

            @topherboi: So now we have to use actual rubbish bags, which are also single use.

          • unison on 19/02/2026 - 18:50
            +8

            @topherboi: If you've ever lived in an apartment complex you would know that people use the reusable bags as rubbish bags.

            • topherboi on 19/02/2026 - 19:22
              -1

              @unison: Right, but the majority just ended up in landfill or worse, which is why they were banned.

              • unison on 19/02/2026 - 19:39
                +3

                @topherboi: Reusable plastic bags use 4 to 10 times more material than the equivalent single-use one. And as @Cordova mentioned, single-use bags branded as rubbish bags are still thrown in landfill despite the ban. Most Western countries are very good with waste management, the pictures of plastic bags floating in the ocean you might encounter are all originating from countries with less environmental regulations and oversight, like China or Malaysia.

                • bcYield on 19/02/2026 - 21:04

                  @unison: When oceans get fully polluted, island countries will be in trouble. We big island might be okay.

                  • LFO on 20/02/2026 - 10:52

                    @bcYield:

                    island countries will be in trouble. We big island might be okay

                    When island countries will be in trouble then will go to big island to survive.

                    • ozhunter68 on 20/02/2026 - 17:21

                      @LFO: Yes. Then people in Big islands like Oz are more in trouble from too much inflation because of that.

                • topherboi on 20/02/2026 - 07:38
                  -2

                  @unison: If the reusable bag is used 100s of times in comparison to just once, that’s a step in the right direction.

                  The thought that a small percentage of the population was using their single-use bags twice does not fill me with regret, and the choice to ban them was right.

                • digitalaxon on 20/02/2026 - 11:07
                  +1

                  @unison: I'm so glad we're helping the environment with paper straws and recycled toilet paper :- meanwhile in China : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o1ucO0iwIsE

                • 0jay on 20/02/2026 - 11:39
                  +1

                  @unison: people hate knowing this sht, they hate being confronted with problems created by consumer culture that consumer culture can't solve

        • bcYield on 19/02/2026 - 21:06
          +3

          Some people use no bag for rubbish

      • bcYield on 19/02/2026 - 20:52

        But it mightl need to machine wash or hand wash after putting meat. That cost of water and detergent contributes to evironment cost. Still better than plastic waste I guess.

      • ssfps on 20/02/2026 - 02:22
        +2

        There is no such thing as "single use plastic bags".

        And there is no such thing as "multi use plastic bags".

        There are just plastic bags, which many people toss after one use, and many others use as bin bags or general bags whether they are 5g of plastic or 50g of plastic and you want to call them "reusable".

        • bcYield on 20/02/2026 - 11:21
          +2

          Until a new law comes out

    • ihbh on 19/02/2026 - 17:34
      +4

      the facilities that recycle soft plastic has been out of action for awhile

      Back at Woolworths in my area (Sydney North Shore) and I think some Coles are back as well.

    • Raj09 on 19/02/2026 - 18:56
      +5

      Give yourself a break. You have celebrities using jets to go to Paris for a croissant. One trip creates enough carbon as you will in a year.

      Get your woollies bag and sleep soundly. The earth won't rot from your bag.

      • frewer on 20/02/2026 - 10:18
        +2

        I love to fly in private jet to Davos one day, and lecturing everyone about how they should be environment consicous. Then ay night time it will be hookers and whisky, maybe some pizzagate now and then.

        A man can only dream

      • LFO on 20/02/2026 - 11:01
        +2

        One trip creates enough carbon as you will in a year.

        Include flighting trips to bomb far away countries and our tiny shopping plastic bags are less than the proverbial drop in the ocean.

        Carry on with "double use" bags instead.

        You'll be saving money and showing disapproval for others telling you what to do.

  • Jahdur on 19/02/2026 - 16:44
    +5

    Link says "was $2", so 25% off then.

    • gviddy on 19/02/2026 - 17:59
      +13

      Yes but you know how Woolworths play the game. It probably was $1.50 at some point as a regular price. Then they increased the price and now claim a 'sale'. Just like everything else they claim is on 'sale'.

      • Benjamin7711 on 19/02/2026 - 18:31
        +1

        Then, once the sale has come and gone you'll get "was $3 in December 2025"

        • jwh on 19/02/2026 - 19:07
          +4

          Jokes on them, I just completely stopped shopping at Woolies a couple of years ago when I noticed the fake price discounts.

          Of course, I am just one person, and they won't notice my loss of patronage.

      • ATangk on 19/02/2026 - 18:37
        +3

        Pretty sure their reusable bags were always $2. Too bad they got rid of the 99c bag for life, that was good as you could get a new one for trading in an old one anytime.

        • Yola on 21/02/2026 - 08:01

          But then they stopped making them and would not give you a new one when the old one was damaged.

      • rotoclock on 19/02/2026 - 19:07

        Nah, this one actually was $2 from launch. But they replaced the 99 cent foldables and a lot of people preferred the old ones. Personally I like these because they hold more and can be carried over a shoulder.

  • bdl on 19/02/2026 - 17:10
    +2

    Winter price more expensive since people use these as umbrellas

    • Bogusjimmy on 19/02/2026 - 17:20

      Bought 100. Saved $50.

      • LFO on 20/02/2026 - 11:02

        Better than crypto !!!!!!

  • BargainMe on 19/02/2026 - 17:21
    +17

    These are crap, the handles are way too long, the old design was so much better, they must be clearing them out because of all the complaints.

    • Anthonio on 19/02/2026 - 17:44
      +14

      I agree. The old one was 99 cent and better design

    • TightLikeThisx on 19/02/2026 - 19:39
      +3

      The black ones were the best.

    • Davie-1 on 19/02/2026 - 20:03
      +7

      These long handles are a pain if you carry the bag in your hand. However, the size seems designed so you put your arm through the hole, and sling on your shoulder like a handbag. It’s pretty nice to keep hands free, although the fabric is a bit too slippery, meaning it’s likely to slide right off your shoulder. Or maybe it’s because I’m not used to wearing a handbag?

      • aong152 on 19/02/2026 - 21:31

        agree - a little slippery off the shoulder. and not quite big enough to go across neck AND shoulder :(

      • Hangryuman on 20/02/2026 - 09:38

        'These long handles are a pain if you carry the bag in your hand'

        I was gonna ask about the handles, as I carry up to 5kg of shopping in such bags, and one bag we have, that looks like these, has soft handles that collapse in your hand to become a thin rope that feels like it's cutting your hand.

        Actually, I still use the old Made in Germany Colesworths plastic bags - good quality, solid plastic handles that don't collapse easily, and large capacity - starting to get old, but we have a few of them for now.

    • Gunnar on 19/02/2026 - 21:26
      +6

      My people have responded to this post. I really miss those old bags - they were also small enough that you could put it in your pocket when rolled up without it looking like you’ve stuffed your pockets. Bring them back Woolies - at 99 cents

    • aong152 on 19/02/2026 - 21:30
      +1

      these ones are better for hands free (hanging off shoulders). Older ones were better for hand carry.
      i wear the new ones around my neck as a pseudo backpack with medium loads (2-3kg). Allows me to use my hands for other things

    • Mikeer on 20/02/2026 - 08:02

      I had six bags of the old design and lost them all a few weeks ago. Surely they were made in China - tried searching on AliExpress but couldn’t find them. Does anyone know where to buy replacements?

      • Gunnar on 20/02/2026 - 09:35

        I’ve looked for replacements and I couldn’t find anything similar :-(

        Some years ago I bought them like it was 2020 and I saw toilet paper. I’ve still got quite a few of them around thankfully.

        • oatmatcha on 21/02/2026 - 20:52
          +1

          I tried looking on AliExpress and Temu too. Thought they'd be super easy to find but apparently not. I only found some of those Baggu style ones that fold into a pouch. I liked the Woolies ones because they were so easy to roll and put away.

    • oldgrumblebum on 20/02/2026 - 08:41
      +2

      Goddamn, I thought it was just me that missed those other older bags. It's good to be amongst friends :)

  • reereeboy on 19/02/2026 - 17:27
    +2

    Ikea medium size blue bags are good for grocery shopping

    • robhung on 19/02/2026 - 20:40

      Doesn't fold but!

  • node modules on 19/02/2026 - 17:28
    +2

    Unfortunately woolies won’t replace them if they break.

    • edfoo on 19/02/2026 - 17:55

      Maybe it only has 7 day warranty.

    • buyJELLO on 19/02/2026 - 19:24
      +1

      They haven't had those bags for a few years, now.

  • Kuzdog on 19/02/2026 - 17:38
    +7

    Liked for 100 posts 🫡
    You’re a centurion 🏇

    • berko_max on 20/02/2026 - 09:37

      @Kuzdog Thank you!

  • dsiritz on 19/02/2026 - 17:42
    -1

    Isn't it interesting that they've used the two WEAKEST colours for plastic - must be cheaper to recycle.

  • bird380 on 19/02/2026 - 17:48

    I prefer the coles miffy cooler bag

  • riders29 on 19/02/2026 - 17:52
    +4

    Used to be 99c not too long ago I thought. When did it change?

    • Dollar Dreamer on 19/02/2026 - 18:10
      +3

      When no one was paying attention. Have you seen the size of the Sneakers / Mars bar?

    • fatty99 on 19/02/2026 - 18:11

      yep use to be 99c

    • topherboi on 19/02/2026 - 18:12
      +4

      That bag is a different design.

  • secureaz on 19/02/2026 - 18:12
    +7

    Back in my day they gave bags away for free

    • redpen on 19/02/2026 - 22:06
      +5

      And we used them for bin liners, instead of buying the plastic bin liners.

      • gviddy on 19/02/2026 - 23:36
        +2

        Exactly. Now they make me spend more money at their store not only to buy a bag to put my groceries in but a bunch of bags to use as garbage bags. Woolworths and Coles really won in this 'green friendly' environment rubbish!

        • LFO on 20/02/2026 - 11:06
          +3

          It was never "green friendly". It was always "greed friendly".

      • topherboi on 20/02/2026 - 07:41
        -5

        It sounds like you’re just upset that you’re no longer getting free bin bags,

        The move to ban single use plastics is bigger than you and your wants/needs.

        • Kuzdog on 20/02/2026 - 08:20
          +2

          Imagine a world where they sold bin bags with your groceries inside them.
          The plastic bin bags would get used twice rather than once.

          • topherboi on 20/02/2026 - 10:34

            @Kuzdog: I’d rather imagine one where people actually cared about the bigger picture, and don’t place their selfish penny pinching above all else.

            • LFO on 20/02/2026 - 11:10

              @topherboi: "Penny pinching" indeed.

              Carry on with excess consumerism but say no to the convenience and hygiene of individual plastic bags. "Penny pinching" indeed.

            • Kuzdog on 20/02/2026 - 22:44
              +1

              @topherboi: The paper bags are not as good and we buy the single use plastic bin bags anyway.
              You are missing the point everyone is making.
              Plenty of people do care and it’s not a matter of penny pinching.

              • topherboi on 21/02/2026 - 11:30

                @Kuzdog:

                Plenty of people do care and it’s not a matter of penny pinching.

                You’ve been around long enough, you should already know that a significant percentage of members here value money (cents) over everything else.

                • 0jay on 21/02/2026 - 12:02

                  @topherboi:

                  significant percentage of members here

                  not a prob restricted to this community therefore it's being discussed as a problem not restricted to this community

                • Kuzdog on 21/02/2026 - 21:18

                  @topherboi: Dude, I don’t disagree but you can’t have a go at people for being thrifty on a bargain website.
                  I reckon you’re here for good deals and not to save the rainforest.

                  • topherboi on 06/03/2026 - 07:37

                    @Kuzdog: Not having a go, just pointing out the blatantly obvious.
                    And I actually reckon I’m here for both if possible.

  • raynbow on 19/02/2026 - 18:13
    +2

    Summer price feels like a workaround from the down down or reduced price fake marketing strategies. It’s a new price but does not say whether it’s actually gone up or down.

    • johndoh89 on 19/02/2026 - 19:32

      I'm pretty sure the ones I have were 99 cents, they fold down to a roll instead of a stuffed pouch. These replaced the 99 cent ones at a $2 price and they've now "Summer price" (not a discount) at $1.50.

      Appear to be worse than the older bags I have.

  • brotherfranciz on 19/02/2026 - 18:13
    +1

    No thanks… because I'm still reusing their reusable bags from ~20 years ago! Shit, I feel old…

    • ssfps on 20/02/2026 - 02:26
      +1

      I'm down to my last half-dozen free grey shopping bags. When I finally toss the last "single use" bag i'll shed a tear, the end of a freer, simpler era. Like life before 9/11.

      • LFO on 20/02/2026 - 11:15

        Psst!

        Don't despair, just go first to the fresh fruit/green stuff section and unroll dozens of free "double use" plastic bags.

        Be brave!.

        Good luck!

  • Jam2G on 19/02/2026 - 18:14
    +2

    ok lowkey kinda cute ngl

    • Munki on 19/02/2026 - 18:21
      +2

      ikr the strawberry slays. i feel like aura farming holding these

      • buyJELLO on 19/02/2026 - 19:26

        are you a carrotchad or a strawberrymaxxer

        • Munki on 05/03/2026 - 17:18

          carrotchat fr fr

          and you?

  • Davo1111 on 19/02/2026 - 18:29
    +1

    True ozbargainers use their orange ozbargain folding bag

    • LFO on 20/02/2026 - 11:18

      True ozbargainers are breatharians by conviction.

      ;-)

  • Donmega123 on 19/02/2026 - 19:09

    They may be strong but are they studded and lubricated?

  • Mild October on 19/02/2026 - 20:20
    +1

    Congrats OP for the 100th

  • AsukaST on 19/02/2026 - 20:45
    +2

    Their previous design was only $0.49 each. They jacked up the price, then give you a tiny discount but it's still 3 times more expensive.

    • Hugh G Rection on 19/02/2026 - 21:58
      +2

      So it goes like this:

      1. The retail price is $2.00
      2. Woolies is selling it at $1.50
      3. $1.50 is less than $2.00
      4. A bargain is often understood as a product purchased at a low price, but its meaning goes far beyond saving money. A true bargain represents value, negotiation, and sometimes even compromise. Whether in a marketplace, a business agreement, or a personal relationship, bargains shape the way people exchange goods, services, and promises.
        In economic terms, a bargain occurs when a buyer receives something for less than its perceived value. People feel satisfied when they believe they have paid less than what an item is worth. However, the idea of value is subjective. What seems like a bargain to one person may not seem valuable to another. For example, a discounted designer jacket may be a bargain to someone who loves fashion but unnecessary to someone who does not. Therefore, bargains depend not only on price but also on individual needs and priorities.
        Bargains also involve negotiation. When two parties bargain, they communicate their needs and attempt to reach a mutually beneficial agreement. This process requires compromise, patience, and sometimes persuasion. In this sense, a bargain is not just about money but about understanding and cooperation. Successful bargaining often leaves both sides feeling satisfied rather than cheated.
        However, not all bargains are positive. Some bargains come with hidden costs. A product may be cheap but poorly made. A promise may seem beneficial but require unexpected sacrifices. In these cases, what appears to be a bargain at first may later prove to be costly. This shows that careful thinking is important before accepting any deal.
        In conclusion, a bargain is more than simply getting something cheap. It reflects value, negotiation, and sometimes risk. A true bargain benefits both sides and provides lasting satisfaction rather than temporary gain. Understanding the deeper meaning of a bargain helps people make wiser decisions in both financial and personal matters.

      ymmv

  • redpen on 19/02/2026 - 22:04
    -2

    Meanwhile there's trash rivers everywhere. What a joke western-country recycling is.

    https://www.google.com/?q=trash%20rivers

    • picklewizard on 19/02/2026 - 22:47
      +5

      But we literally don't have trash rivers because we have effective waste disposal and recycling systems in place? lol you're silly

      • BargainMe on 19/02/2026 - 23:23
        +1

        We would call them rubbish rivers here

  • Daabido on 19/02/2026 - 23:03
    +1

    I fill mine with nonsensical ideas and use it as a pillow.

  • gviddy on 19/02/2026 - 23:41
    -4

    'Super lightweight and small enough to pop in your pocket or handbag, these are perfect for ensuring you are never caught without a bag.' This is more rubbish lies from Woolworths. What really happens is you keep the bag in the car, just in case. Oh I need to use it today, luckily I have it in the car. Then the next time you go shopping you need to purchase a new one because you left the previous bag, that you used to carry your groceries, in the cupboard in the kitchen. Woolworths and Coles have really made a joke out of the Australian public as they sit there laughing at us.

    • Mikeer on 20/02/2026 - 08:07
      +2

      Can’t tell of this is AI or just regular schizoposting

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