Picking the right size depends on what you’re packing. Here’s a quick guide:

• 3x4 in: Rings, earrings, keychains, small candies.
• 4x6 in: Bracelets, lip balms, mini soaps, treat packs.
• 5x7 in: Travel-size items, small toys, seed packets.
• 6x9 in: Larger goodies like small notebooks or snack packs.
• 8x12 in: Bulkier favors or multiple items together.

Measure your largest item and add about 1–2 inches for ease. If you’re browsing on Walmart.com, filters for size, color, and pack count can help narrow options. Availability may vary by location.

Each material gives a different look and function:

• Organza/Mesh: Sheer and lightweight, great for showing off colorful treats or jewelry. Adds a delicate, festive touch.
• Cotton/Muslin/Linen: Soft and breathable with a natural vibe. Often chosen for sachets, tea favors, or rustic themes. Easy to label or stamp.
• Satin: Smooth and opaque with a polished look. Works well when you want contents hidden for a surprise effect.
• Burlap/Jute-style: Textured and rustic, ideal for farmhouse or outdoor events. May be better for sturdier items.

Match the material to your event style and the type of favor you’re packing.

A simple plan can keep you covered without overbuying:

1. Count your guests and decide if favors are per person, per couple, or per family.
2. Add a buffer of about 10–15% for last-minute RSVPs and extras.
3. Choose a pack size that fits your count: small packs suit intimate gatherings, while bulk (e.g., 50–100+) can be practical for classrooms or weddings.
4. Consider timing and availability; pickup and delivery options on Walmart.com can be convenient, but selection varies by location.

If you’re bundling multiple items per bag, you may need a larger size to avoid overstuffing.

Personal touches can make favors feel special without a lot of fuss:

• Add tags: Tie on cardstock tags with names, dates, or a short message.
• Swap the tie: Replace the cord with ribbon, twine, or metallic string for extra flair.
• Decorate fabric bags: For cotton/linen, try fabric stamps, markers, or iron-on labels (test on a small area first).
• Style sheer bags: For organza/mesh, use colorful tissue, confetti shapes, or themed fillers to enhance the look.
• Keep treats tidy: If including edible items, pre-wrapped goodies can help keep bags clean.

Allow inks and adhesives to dry fully before filling.

Care depends on the material, and gentle cleaning typically works best:

• Cotton/Linen: Hand or machine wash on a gentle, cold cycle with mild detergent; air dry to help maintain shape.
• Organza/Mesh/Satin: Spot clean or hand wash in cool water; avoid wringing. Lay flat or hang to dry.
• Burlap/Jute-style: Spot clean to limit fraying; air dry.

Before washing, remove tags or embellishments that could loosen. After drying, check seams and drawstrings, and retie knots if needed. Results can vary based on how the bags were used and decorated.