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I have some old cloth bags and they work great. They are probably 15 years old at least but they are made of highly woven cotton so they can take a beating and are machine washable.
It's not really individual approaches that my comment is about. I was a cashier in a state where they had banned single use bags, and that seemed to make things worse. Instead of thin single-use plastic bags getting everywhere, there are now nearly as many thicker multi-use usually plastic bags being treated like single-use ones and also getting everywhere. My point was that it's a system that needs more circularity.