Start with who it’s for and what you’ll put inside.

• Recipient: Smaller, lightweight baskets suit toddlers; bigger rectangular bins work for teens or family “gift basket” builds.
• Capacity: Think eggs, plush, books, or treats. Check listed length, width, and height. A quick tip: compare dimensions to a sheet of paper for a visual.
• Shape & handle: Round baskets are classic for egg hunts; rectangular canvas bins fit bulkier gifts. Look for comfortable, sturdy handles.
• Storage: Foldable or collapsible baskets save closet space after the holiday.

On Walmart.com, you can filter by size, material, and pack quantity, then choose pickup or delivery at checkout. Product photos and descriptions can help you gauge fit before you buy.

Focus on comfort, durability, and weather-friendly details.

• Comfortable carry: Soft canvas or cotton rope baskets are gentle for little hands; look for easy-grip handles.
• Durable base: A reinforced bottom helps on grass and gravel, especially with heavier finds.
• Weather readiness: Descriptions that note water-resistant linings can be helpful on damp lawns; you can also add a removable liner or cellophane wrap.
• Secure sides: Slightly taller sides keep eggs from tipping out while running.
• Transport: Foldable baskets pack flat for car trips to parks.

Check each item’s material and care details on the product page. It can also help to do a quick test pack at home so the basket isn’t overloaded during the hunt.

There are plenty of easy, removable ways to make it your own.

• Tags & cards: Add a blank tag, wooden card, or charm with a name or initials.
• Ribbons & bows: Tie ribbon around the handle or weave it through woven sides for color.
• Decals & patches: For fabric baskets, consider peel-and-stick vinyl decals or iron-on patches (check care labels and follow instructions).
• Paint & markers: For bamboo or wooden styles, quick-dry paint pens or stencils can add patterns.
• Liners & fillers: Colorful tissue, crinkle paper, or themed liners add a fresh look.

Secure decorations so they don’t snag during egg hunts, and keep small embellishments away from young children. Removable options help you reuse the basket year-round.

Cleaning varies by material, so start by checking the care notes on the product page.

• Canvas/fabric: Spot clean with mild soap and water; blot, then air dry. Avoid soaking to reduce warping.
• Cotton rope: Shake out crumbs, vacuum gently, and dab stains with a damp cloth. Reshape by stuffing with towels while drying.
• Bamboo/wood: Wipe with a slightly damp cloth and dry immediately. Avoid prolonged moisture and harsh cleaners.
• Felt/non-woven: Use a lint roller for debris; spot clean lightly as needed.

Test any cleaner on a hidden area first. Dry completely before storing to help prevent odor or mildew. Results can vary based on fabric finish and usage.

Absolutely—empty Easter baskets can be handy organizers year-round.

• Home storage: Use canvas bins for toys, books, or closet accessories.
• Bathroom & laundry: Corral guest towels, toiletries, or small laundry items.
• Pantry & craft: Group packaged snacks, art supplies, or mail and keys near the entryway.
• Gifting: Turn bamboo or rope styles into gift baskets for birthdays and holidays.
• Stowing: Fold collapsible baskets flat; nest rigid baskets and stuff with tissue to hold shape.

Keep baskets in a dry spot away from direct sunlight. If you plan to store heavier items, check the product details for material and care guidance. Filters on Walmart.com can help you find sizes that fit shelves and cubbies.