Cotton Muslin Bags 100 Count (2.75 x 3.75 inches) Natural Drawstring, made with 100% cotton in the USA by Celestial Gifts

I'm very impressed with the quality of these bags for the use I'm imposing on them. They're stiff & sturdy which I appreciate since I use them as a "dust bag" for my client's handmade jewelry wrapping. The drawstrings are significantly longer & more durable & the overall appearance much cleaner without loose threads hanging out everywhere. I stamp my logo on each one individually & the quality material used in these bags has made a huge impact on how well the ink takes to the bags - exceptionally well. I've bought other muslin bags similar to these (they look identical, but they're definitely not) & while I thought I enjoyed them, I didn't know what I was missing until these arrived. I will purchase these from now on & I hope the quality stays consistent. Thanks for that & keep up the great work!Update**Have now ordered these 4 times and won't use another bag to wrap my client's jewelry. Always exactly as expected. Will continue to order as long as I'm selling jewelry!

Have used these several times to make small sacks of lavender, roses and spices. They are well made, stood up to stamping and the weave is small enough to keep the flowers and spices inside, but allow the scent to come out. The strings were easy to tie and completely sealed the pouch, keeping the contents inside. I have been told by those who made them and give them as gifts, that they are durable and have remained the same as when they made them. I do recommend them and will order them again.

I ordered these almost monthly. They are perfect for my design

We made Tic Tac Toe bags for our Christmas shoeboxes at church. They are a little thin but even wiring on them with a sharpie it bled through in only a couple barely noticeable spots. So they worked perfect for it. Big enough to put 10 glass beads in. I bought 2 different colored glass beads to go with it. 5 of each color in the bag. A great idea for shoe box ministry.

They're cotton bags with a drawstring, so, kind of hard to be disappointed. I put things in them and pull the string and, BAM!...I have things in a bag. I put it in warm water and I have a warm wet bag with wet things in the bag! It is amazing what can be done with science these days!I tried to put a watermelon in the bag, but it wouldn't fit. Then I tried a banana, but it was too long. I put a raisin in it, but the bag was a bit too large for a single raisin. I finally decided to use it for making teas from ground herb and it worked really well for that.I wrote a letter to my congressman to explain that I had purchased this bag. He wrote back and said that he didn't care. My grandmother seemed really interested, but I think she was just being polite. I once drank the ink from a pen and it made my lips blue, which is odd because it was a red pen.I like the new line of "ten" drinks like Sunkist and A&W Root Beer; they are much better than diet. You should always wash monkey bites as they have extremely dirty mouths. I told a guy that I had him on "speed dial" and he said "who still uses 'speed dial'?" I didn't have an answer for him, so I told him about these bags, and then he told me about the dangers of monkey bites which is why I mentioned it.Don't wear your baseball cap backward. If you wear it the right way, the bill will actually help block the sun. Sun flares are a bad thing if they get too big. Sometimes I wonder if there are "lava fish" that live on the sun. That would be cool.The guy in the warehouse, Charlie, is short but he is a nice guy. Most short people are nice as long as you don't call them "dwarf" or yell "Hey midget! You're too short!" If his blood sugar is low he can get grumpy, but then he changes his socks and wears a bowl of cottage cheese on his head like a hat (without a brim) and dances to 1940's Brazilian jazz.And that is why I like manila folders. Dog bless you all, and if you wet the bed, make sure to tie your left shoe twice. Oh, and Susan says hi.

The media could not be loaded.  I love these bags I make bath teas since I do t drink tea theses bags have never failed me I even put willow bark in some and never maes big gashing holes or pokes threw and tears it. Muslin material for sure the draw strings work nice. I’ve almost threw my whole 100 count pack of them and will be buying more I do not trust any other tea bag than these

Perfect for my needs! I am not sure what all of the fuss is about. For the price, these worked perfectly. I was able to stamp them with my custom branded stamp, and gave them away like crazy at a show for people to store their jewelry in when not wearing. I do prefer the cords on both sides, but I was in a bind, and this did the trick nicely! Plus, with Amazon Prime, I was able to get them quickly!

These bags are exactly what you would think -but-I feel like I should urge you to find a ruler and see how large 3x4 actually is before buying. Because 3x4 is tiny. It so happens that I really wanted tiny (teabags!) but even I was surprised.I am speaking here for the terminally stupid (because I am a card carrying member) and it struck me that if I wanted these for any other purpose I would now be stuck with 100 too-small muslin bags.So my fellow stupids, think WWED "What Would Einstein Do?" before buying.He'd find his ruler.(other than being the stated size on the listing, the bags are fine, they take acrylic paint nicely, they are compostable.)

good quality, great price CAD $10

Worked great for what I needed. I used them for gift bags, stamped an anchor on the front and put Himalayan Pink bath salts in them. The smell came through nicely, so people can use them in drawers or empty the contents into their baths. Would order again.

Loved them for the price. Stamped on them and used them as wedding favours.

Great value... some dimensions are off

Great product, exactly as needed. We are using these as part of a Wedding favor and stamping "Thanking you ..." on the bag.