Most people call them twist ties or bag ties. You’ll also see names like metallic twist ties, plastic‑coated twist ties, kraft paper twist ties, bread ties, and twist tie rolls (when sold by the yard). They’re typically a thin wire core wrapped in plastic, metallic film, or paper.

• Lengths: Common pre‑cut sizes include 3", 4", 5", 6", 7", and 8".
• Colors/finishes: Silver, gold, red, green, black, white, and more to match gift or party themes.
• Uses: Closing treat bags, organizing small cords, labeling, and crafts.

On Walmart.com, you’ll usually find twist ties under Party Supplies & Gift Wrap. Materials and finishes can influence grip, look, and reuse, so it’s helpful to choose based on your project.

If you’re out of twist ties, several options can work depending on your project and bag type:

• Ribbon or string: Great for giftable treat bags and a decorative finish.
• Bag clips or chip clips: Quick open/close for pantry storage.
• Resealable bags: Built‑in zippers eliminate the need for a separate tie.
• Adhesive labels or tape: Useful for tamper‑evident or labeled closures.
• Releasable cable ties: Handy for bundling cords or organizing supplies.
• Heat sealers: For poly bags, helpful when a permanent seal is preferred.

Each alternative has trade‑offs for speed, reusability, and appearance. Choosing based on bag thickness and how often you’ll reopen the package can simplify the decision.

You can shop twist ties online at Walmart.com and in many Walmart stores.

• Online: Browse metallic, plastic‑coated, and kraft paper options in pre‑cut packs or rolls. Filter by length (3"–8"), color, and quantity. Availability can vary by location.
• In store: Check the Party & Occasions or Gift Wrap section for treat bag supplies. Selection may differ by store.
• Pickup & Delivery: Many items are eligible for pickup or delivery where services are offered.

Using the Walmart app or website to check local stock before you go can save time. If you’re planning a large event, bulk packs and multipacks can be a practical way to stay stocked.

A simple approach is to measure the bag’s neck after filling, then choose a length that lets you wrap around twice with short ends to twist. These guidelines can help:

• 3": Tiny favors or very slim cellophane bags.
• 4": Everyday treat, cookie, or bread bags.
• 5"–6": Thicker cellophane, coffee bags, or a small bow finish.
• 7"–8": Larger sacks or when you want extra decorative tails.

Standard widths are often around 5/32", which offers a balanced grip for party bags. Because bag thickness and fullness vary, testing one tie on a filled bag before committing to a large pack can help you choose with confidence.

Both styles can work well; the right choice depends on your pace and variety of bags.

• Twist tie rolls: Let you cut exactly the length you need, which can reduce excess ends on unusual bag sizes. Useful for high‑mix projects and crafts. You’ll need scissors and a bit more time per closure.
• Pre‑cut ties: Faster and consistent for events or assembly lines. Common lengths (3"–8") fit many treat and bread bags.

If you package a lot of different bag sizes, a roll offers flexibility. For quick, repeat tasks, pre‑cut ties can keep things moving. Keeping both on hand is a practical approach for mixed projects.