Kids Lunch Bags

The Spixal Duo Bento, 3 Compartment Silicone Bento, Quad Bento, Roundie Bento and Core stainless steel bento all fit inside, so you can pair it with whichever lunch box suits your child.

Check the lunch box's width, depth and height against the space in the bag, then allow room for any cooling pack or snack container. A bag that fits one bento will not necessarily fit that bento plus every accessory at once. Pack the biggest piece first and use the remaining space for smaller items. The zip should close freely rather than pulling tightly across the lid or compressing soft food.

One that's fully insulated, fits a bento, a drink and snacks, and is easy for kids to spot. The Spixal kids lunch bag is fully insulated, measures 26 x 19 x 10cm (5 litres), clips onto the school bag and comes in six prints that match the Spixal Junior backpacks.

Lay out the containers and drinks you intend to take before choosing the size. A tall jar, a flat bento and a cooling pack need different spaces, so the outside dimensions alone will not tell you every possible combination. Put the largest items in first and check that the bag closes comfortably. For a family outing, decide whether you want one shared bag or smaller lunches packed separately for each person.

It measures 26 × 19 × 10 cm with a 5 litre capacity, enough for a bento box, snacks, fruit and a drink.

Start with the largest container, then allow for the smaller pieces you actually carry: a snack box, cutlery, cooling pack and perhaps a food jar. Check that the bag closes without pressing hard on the lids. Matching colours do not prove that every possible combination fits at once. If you already own a bag, compare its usable space with the dimensions of the containers before buying another full set.

Yes. It's fully insulated to help keep food fresh until lunchtime. Add an ice brick on hot days.

Insulation slows temperature change; it does not chill warm food or replace a fridge. Start with appropriately chilled food and a suitable cooling pack, keep the bag closed between breaks, and store it out of direct sun where possible. How well it holds temperature depends on the contents, weather and time in transit. For perishable food on a long day, plan the storage around the available fridge and the meal break.

Yes. Each print matches a Junior kids backpack and pencil case, and you can buy the backpack and lunch bag together in a bundle.

Match the range name as well as the colour. A printed Junior piece and a plain Axis piece can look good together, but they are different designs. Open the individual product photos to see the complete print and trim. If siblings like the same design, add a name inside each bag and on removable lunch pieces so matching gear still finds its way to the right person.

Yes. Wipe the insulated lining clean, or pop it in the washing machine on a gentle cycle and leave it open to dry.

Empty all compartments and shake out crumbs before wiping the lining. Clean around the corners and seams, where a small spill can hide. Use the washing method listed for the particular bag rather than assuming every fabric bag can go in the machine. Leave the zip open and allow the inside to dry completely. Packing food into a bag that is still damp makes yesterday's small spill much harder to forget.

Yes. The clip closure on the handle attaches the lunch bag to the school bag.

Use the handle clip when it suits the school bag and your child's walk to class. Close it fully and check the lunch bag does not hang so low that it knocks their legs or drags. Carrying lunch outside can free space for books, but it also changes how the bag feels when moving. Practise attaching and removing it at home so your child can manage it at the classroom hook.