You can browse a wide variety of empty baskets on Walmart.com and in the Walmart app. Try searching phrases like “empty gift basket,” “woven basket,” or “basket to fill.” Using filters can help narrow options by size, material, color, and shape.

• Explore Home categories like Storage & Organization, Decor, and Kitchen & Dining.
• Check product photos and dimensions to ensure the basket fits your items.
• Set your location to see availability for delivery or pickup.
• Read the description to see if the basket includes extras like wrap bags or ribbons.

Selection and availability can vary by area, so setting your store or ZIP code is a helpful step.

There are a few easy ways to shop baskets with Walmart, depending on what’s most convenient for you.

1. Online: Use Walmart.com or the Walmart app to search for empty baskets, apply filters, and compare styles and sizes.
2. Pickup: Set your preferred store to see items that qualify for curbside pickup.
3. Delivery: Enter your ZIP code to view delivery options and timing in your area.
4. In-store: Check local store availability in the app or online before heading out.

Inventory can differ by location and time, so reviewing the product page for availability and fulfillment options is a helpful way to plan.

Start by laying out what you plan to include and measure the longest, widest, and tallest items. Then choose a basket with a bit of extra room so everything sits comfortably.

• Small/medium baskets: Great for toiletries, snacks, or a few accessories.
• Deep or larger baskets: Better for blankets, multiple boxes, or bulky items.
• Shallow styles: Provide a display-friendly look for curated, visible arrangements.
• Handles or lids: Helpful if you’ll transport or store the gift.

Dimensions on the product page (length, width, height or volume) offer useful guidance. Arranging items with tissue or crinkle paper can help stabilize contents without overfilling.

Care varies by material, so it helps to check the product’s care notes. In general:

• Cotton rope baskets: Dust regularly. Spot clean with a mild soap solution and a soft cloth. Avoid soaking; reshape and air dry.
• Wicker or seagrass: Gently vacuum with a brush attachment or wipe with a slightly damp cloth. Keep away from prolonged moisture to maintain structure.
• Plastic bins: Wipe with warm water and mild soap; dry thoroughly to prevent residue.
• Pulp fiber baskets: Handle with care and keep dry, as moisture can affect the material.

For best results, test any cleaning method on a small area first and avoid harsh chemicals or bleach.

Each material offers a different look and function, so the right choice depends on how you’ll use it.

• Cotton rope: Soft and flexible with a cozy feel; nice for gifts, nursery organization, or blankets.
• Wicker/seagrass: Structured and decorative with a natural texture; good for living rooms, entryways, or shelf styling.
• Plastic: Clear visibility and easy cleaning; practical for refrigerators, freezers, and pantry organizing.
• Pulp fiber (vented): Lightweight with airflow; often used for produce or craft displays.

Consider size, shape, handle style, and where the basket will live. Care needs and durability can vary by material and usage.