My 3 Favorite Organizing Products at Costco Right Now (All Under $20)
TL;DR: My three favorite Costco organizing products right now are collapsible laundry baskets ($10.99), large water hyacinth storage baskets ($18.99), and a 50-pack of non-slip hangers ($11.49). Each is under $20, and all three are available side by side at the Tumwater, WA Costco.
Costco isn’t usually the first place people think of for organizing supplies, but I always take a lap through the home section when I’m there. Every so often, I find something that’s good quality, practical, and a real value.
Right now there are three Costco organizing products I’d happily recommend to clients, and each one is under $20. Even better, all three are available at the Tumwater Costco, right next to each other, so you can grab everything in one stop.
Prices are as of late October 2026. Costco inventory rotates quickly, so if you want them, don’t wait too long.
1. Collapsible Laundry Baskets ($10.99)
These are the ones I bought and use in my own home. When they’re not in use, they fold flat, and I store them up against a wall where they take up almost no space but are easy to grab.
Why I love them:
They save space. No more bulky baskets nested in a corner or taking over the laundry room.
You can grab them quickly. Pull one out, pop it open, and you’re ready to go.
They’re versatile. Use them for laundry, carrying things from room to room, toys, or decluttering sessions when you need a temporary “donate” or “relocate” bin.
2. Large Water Hyacinth Baskets ($18.99)
These 100% water hyacinth baskets measure 22.4 x 18.5 x 20.5 inches, which is a generous size. They have comfortable handles and nice construction, and they look much more expensive than they are.
Great uses:
Workout gear: yoga mats, foam rollers, resistance bands, and blocks
Extra blankets and throws in the living room or bedroom
Towels in the bathroom or near a guest room (see my linen closet tips for keeping sheets and towels tidy)
Kids’ toys or stuffed animals in a shared space
Natural woven baskets are one of my favorite ways to hide everyday clutter while keeping a room warm and inviting.
📍 Pro tip for Washington homes: Natural fibers like water hyacinth do best in dry, indoor spaces. Skip the damp garage or basement and keep these in your living areas, where they’ll stay fresh and last for years.
3. Non-Slip Hangers (Box of 50) ($11.49)
Matching hangers are one of the simplest upgrades you can make to a closet, and this box of 50 non-slip hangers is a great value. They have a simple design and great quality, and they save space.
Why they make a difference:
Clothes stay put. No more tops sliding onto the closet floor.
They save space. A slim profile means more room on the rod.
They look cohesive. Matching hangers make even a small closet look calm and organized.
If you’re doing a seasonal closet swap this fall, this is the perfect time to replace mismatched hangers in one go. Bring the old ones to a thrift store or your local dry cleaner rather than tossing them.
✅A Quick Shopping Tip Before You Buy
Before you head to Costco, measure your space and decide what you’ll actually put in each item. Organizing products work best when they solve a specific problem. Buying first and figuring it out later is how bins end up empty in the garage.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Costco sell organizing products?
Yes. Costco carries a rotating selection of home organizing products, including storage baskets, collapsible laundry baskets, and hangers. Inventory changes often, so check your local warehouse.
What are the best budget organizing products at Costco?
My current favorites are collapsible laundry baskets ($10.99), large water hyacinth storage baskets ($18.99), and a 50-pack of non-slip hangers ($11.49). All three are under $20 and available at the Tumwater, WA Costco.
Are water hyacinth baskets good for storage?
Yes. They’re sturdy, attractive, and great for blankets, towels, and workout gear. In damp climates like Western Washington, keep them in dry indoor spaces to prevent mildew.
Need Help Putting It All Together?
Great products are only half the equation. The real magic is in setting up a system that fits how you live. If you’d like help, I offer in-home professional organizing in Olympia and throughout Thurston, Pierce, and Mason Counties.
Not local? My virtual organizing sessions are available nationwide. We’ll connect over video, and I’ll help you plan your space, choose the right products, and set up a system that actually sticks.
Chloe Brooks is a professional organizer and the founder of Refined Interiors in Olympia, WA. She is a former Google Executive Business Partner and a contributing expert for Apartment Therapy.
