Sure Darling, let’s talk trick or treat bags—because let’s be honest, the candy haul is only as good as the bag you bring to the party! I’ve rounded up 16 of the cutest, spookiest, and most fun trick or treat bags that’ll make Halloween night even more exciting. Whether you’re prepping for your kids, nieces and nephews, or even a girls’ Halloween night out, I’ve got a bag for every vibe. And if you’re into DIY, a few of these are totally doable at home too. I’ll also share my 7 favorite tips for putting together the perfect treat bag setup!
Red and Orange Square Panel Piece Bag
This tote is a showstopper with its quilt-like panel design. It features black with white polka dots, orange with white diamonds, and a bold pumpkin face right in the center. The cloth material makes it feel soft yet sturdy—perfect for kids who want something festive but not flimsy. I’d use this one for a themed costume, maybe a scarecrow or pumpkin patch look!
Spooky Drawstring Bag
This classic black drawstring bag with white ghosts is lightweight and easy to carry. I love it because you can throw it on your back and keep your hands free for snapping pics or holding little hands. It’s a great option for school events or trunk-or-treat nights!
Rainbow Tote Bag
Made from jean material, this bag is such a cute twist on spooky. It’s got pastel rainbow flowers and a black spider in the center—just enough creepy with a lot of color. This would pair perfectly with fairy or unicorn costumes. You can even reuse it year-round!
Spooky Stars Tote Bag
Simple but magical, this white tote has a black ghost and golden stars sprinkled all around. It feels celestial and cute, like something a witch-in-training would carry. I’d recommend using this one with a moon or star-themed costume.
Cats and Pumpkin Bag
If you love a loud, over-the-top Halloween design, this bag is for you. It’s covered in everything—black cats, pumpkins, bats, flowers, and spooky words. Every inch is packed with Halloween cheer! This one’s great for toddlers who love pointing out all the fun details.
Hulk Bag
Okay, how cute is this? A bright green Hulk face in the center and your child’s name up top. It’s such a fun way to personalize their look. If your little one’s dressing up as a superhero, this is the perfect sidekick bag for candy duty.
Orange “Boo” Bag
This bag is simple but strong. Thick material, white base, orange trim, and the word “Boo” front and center. You can carry a ton of candy in this one without worrying about it breaking. I love this for a minimal, clean Halloween vibe.
Big Color Tote Bags
These bags are huge! They’re school backpack-sized and made from material that reminds me of a cozy duvet. One example is a purple bag with a colorful pumpkin design and orange strings. These are awesome if you’re planning a long night of trick-or-treating and need all the space.
Spooky Round Bag
This round orange bag has white spooky facial features and a black and white handle (yes, I mean the strap or grip part!). It’s just fun and playful. I’d totally give this to a younger child since it’s easy to carry and has that classic pumpkin charm.
Pink and White Spooky Bag
So girly and ghostly! This tote has soft tones with orange and white ghosts, pumpkins, skulls, and even space for a name at the bottom. You should absolutely pair this with a pastel witch or ghost princess costume—it just fits the aesthetic perfectly.
Let’s Go Bag
This cream tote is giving teen energy with its “Let’s Go Ghouls” slogan and three fashionable witch illustrations. It’s ideal for older kids or even for you, if you’re going out with a group of girlfriends. I’d wear it with a black dress and some witchy boots!
Orange-Blue Bag
A bright, bold combo that stands out. It’s mostly orange with blue and black accents, and the child’s name is written in blue at the bottom. It feels personalized and playful. Use it with any superhero or animal costume in those colors!
Orange Cats Bag
This one reminds me of a little picnic basket, but spooky! The brown interior keeps it cozy while the outside is all about Halloween—black and orange cats, pumpkins, and autumn vibes. Great for those who love classic seasonal style.
Purple with Butterfly Bag
It’s dreamy and dark at the same time. A purple tote with black and grey butterflies, spider webs, black pumpkins, flowers, and a glowing moon at the top. I’d use this for a fairy, vampire, or gothic princess costume. You could even add little pins to personalize it!
Smiley Pumpkin Round Bag
I absolutely adore this bag. It’s shaped like a smiling pumpkin and has black and orange polka dots inside. It’s just pure Halloween joy! Ideal for kids who love pumpkins or parents looking for a photo-friendly accessory.
Blue and Yellow Bag
This one stands out with its deep blue base and bright yellow accents—smiling blue pumpkins with glowing yellow eyes and matching spider webs. It’s different and artistic, and I think it would pair beautifully with a wizard or monster costume.
7 Tips for Making the Perfect Trick or Treat Bags
- Personalize It – Add your child’s name with iron-on letters or fabric paint. It’s cute and helps keep track of their bag in a group.
- Match It with the Costume – A coordinated bag really pulls the whole look together. Think glittery bags for fairies or creepy totes for zombies!
- Think Size & Shape – Younger kids do better with smaller bags. Bigger kids or long nights out need something sturdier and roomier.
- Check the Handles – Make sure they’re easy to carry and not too long for the child’s height. Adjustable straps are even better!
- Go for Reusable – Cloth or canvas bags last longer and can be used again next year—or even turned into Halloween storage!
- Add Safety Elements – Attach glow sticks, reflective tape, or LED pins to the bag so your child is visible at night.
- Pack Essentials – Slip in some wipes, a mini flashlight, or even a little Halloween card inside to make the bag extra special.
Final Thoughts
There you have it—16 amazing trick or treat bags for every type of Halloween vibe. Whether you’re going pastel spooky, superhero bold, or classic pumpkin cute, there’s a bag here that fits the look. I’d say don’t wait till the last minute—get your bags early, personalize them if you can, and let them be part of the costume magic.