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I like the idea of using a more flexible bag rather than a bin. I'm thinking a less expensive (and bigger) alternative might be those big Ikea bags that they give out to shop but are also for sale there?

if this is a structured bag, this would be a better solution than the IKEA bag. They have no foundation, and much like anything at IKEA will fall apart after regular use.

depending on what makes these stand up, they'd actually be great for the grocery store because they'd be so much easier for the baggers to load than the floppity canvas/fabric bags most of us bring-your-own folks use

Actually, those Ikea bags are REALLY sturdy (but don't have as sturdy a base as these bags) and I use them for everything. Laundry, packing random stuff into a car for trips, taking a ton of stuff down to the recycling bin. I have to go to bat for Ikea--some stuff falls apart, but you're probably picking the wrong stuff.

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