Old mint tins are great for organizing small stuff and DIY projects. A quick wash and dry can get them ready for reuse. Here are a few ideas:

• Travel sewing kit: stash needles, thread, and buttons.
• Tech tidies: hold earbuds, charging tips, or SIM tools.
• Desk helpers: keep paper clips, thumbtacks, or binder clips together.
• Craft storage: corral beads, sequins, or small findings.
• Event favors: fill with wrapped candy or notes.
• Hobby parts: organize screws, game pieces, or SD cards.

Labeling the lid can make each tin easy to spot and reuse.

You can shop a wide range of tin mint boxes on Walmart.com. Try searching terms like “small tin boxes,” “mint tins,” or “slide lid tins,” then use filters to narrow by size, lid type (hinged, slide, or screw-top), color, shape, and pack count. Product pages typically list dimensions so you can match them to your needs.

• Delivery or pickup: Choose the option that works for you at checkout.
• In store: Availability can vary by location; check the app or site for local stock in crafts, party favors, or storage.

Many breath mints are packaged in pocket-friendly tins, often with hinged or slide lids. On Walmart.com, you can search for terms like “mints in tin” or browse the candy category to compare flavors, tin styles, and pack sizes. Product pages usually note net weight and sometimes the tin’s dimensions.

• Tip: If you like the tin format but want to choose your own contents, consider empty tin mint boxes and fill them as you prefer.
• Closure style: Hinged and slide lids can help keep contents contained between uses.

They’re commonly called mint tins or pocket tins. You’ll also see names like hinged tins, slide-top tins, rectangular tins, round tins, and screw-top containers. Materials are typically tinplate or aluminum, and lids vary by how you prefer to open them.

• Sizes: Minis can be around 2 x 1 in., everyday pocket tins often around 3.7 x 2.4 x 0.8 in., and larger organizers about 6 x 4 x 1.4 in.
• Uses: Handy for mints, small crafts, hardware, jewelry, or event favors.

Start with what you plan to store, then match dimensions on the product page.

1. Measure your items: Compare to listed length, width, and height. Allow a little extra room.
2. Pick a lid style: Hinged for quick access, slide for a slimmer profile, or screw-top for a more secure closure.
3. Consider pack count: Singles for everyday use; multipacks for events or organizing sets.
4. Shape and finish: Rectangular, round, or square—choose what fits pockets, drawers, or favor boxes best.
5. Material: Tinplate or aluminum both work well for small-item storage.

These steps can help you find a comfortable fit for your needs.