Mr. Bento Stainless Steel Lunch Jar Set
“Part Japanese bento box and part American soup thermos,” this lunchbox holds four microwaveable containers, all in different sizes to “help with portion control.”
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Built Gourmet Getaway Tote
Though this tote resembles a “squat winter squash,” it expands to accommodate plenty of food, and after lunch it
can be tucked inside a larger bag or purse.
Price: $22
Contact: BuiltNY.com
Source: Slate.com
Artemis Bento Boxes
These anime-inspired boxes are a “hip-yet-practical way to pack a school lunch.” Double-deckers fit a full meal, while smaller sizes are perfect for snacks.
Price: $17.95
Contact: Japanistic.com
Source: Disney Family Fun
Kids Uno Bucket
The large zippered top
of this lunch bucket makes it easy for kids to “get at the goodies stashed inside,” while its easy-to-clean plastic interior keeps stains from sticking.
Price: $10
Contact: Arcticzone.com
Source: Good Housekeeping
Vintage Alphabet Lunch Sack
“Little ones just might learn over lunch” with this clever take on the “brown-bag design.” The bag comes with a “handle for toting” and a Velcro closure.
Price: $15
Contact: Oreoriginals.com
Source: Good Housekeeping
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