Target’s Halloween products just dropped, here’s what we ordered

It’s cute, it’s cheap, and it gets the job done—this trick-or-treat bucket is perfect to throw in your cart as you leave the Halloween section. It also comes in several different colors. If you’re looking for a bucket to match your child’s costume, or more for a keepsake, Target also has monsters, unicorns, spiders, and yes, Target Basket Trick-or-Treat Totes.

If you want to create a woodland witch vibe in your decor this year, this small wreath with faux ferns and mushrooms will be a really cute addition. Plus, wreaths are often very expensive, so this price tag comes as a relief.

Target is launching Halloween costumes — that’s not news. That said, it’s nice to see there are some children’s clothing on the market that doesn’t require breaking the bank. Some are more generic, like this colorful skeleton jumpsuit , but even popular characters like Ghost Spider are only $25. They also have a super cute Squishmallow costume that I feel a lot of kids will want but aren’t easy to find.

For anyone who loves the Owens sisters this time of year, these little crystal ball earrings are an affordable accessory. They’re perfect for when you’re volunteering at a school party and just need some easy-to-wear festive clothing rather than a full outfit.

Everything about this costume is great – yes, it’s hilarious, but it’s also very customizable. If you live somewhere hot, wear it with shorts. Is it cold somewhere? You get it. Throw on a scrunchie and some fun lipstick and you’re good to go.

Sorry, not sorry! This little jack-o’-lantern mug is too sweet to pass up, holding his little ghost trick-or-treat bucket. If you’re not very cute, maybe a boiling witch’s cauldron leaking green stuff is more your style. Anyway, they’re only $5 a pop.

You know those black bat silhouettes you can buy for just a few bucks? This giant spider feels like another version of itself. You can almost hang one in the room and complete the decor.

Need something fun to do to kill time this October weekend? Choose a cookie decorating kit from Target’s collection of favorite daytime snacks. They also have some little ghost cake kits if you want to bake and Decorate (cookies are pre-baked).

Yard inflatables can be pricey, but Target has some inflatables that won’t leave you cowering in the checkout line. This dragon is especially cool hanging from a tree if you’re doing a move Dragon House Or any other fantasy theme this year. Or maybe you just love that it’s on sale. If your kids really like unicorns, they have a 5-foot-long inflatable skeleton with a rainbow mane and tail, so you can do whatever you want with the information.

Yes, it’s the season of fall scents, but cool-shaped or patterned candles have become an interior design trend in recent years. For Halloween, this spell candle looks cool on a mantle with some spiders and potion bottles around it. (This spine candle might even be cooler, if you’re not squeamish.)

At school, church, or elsewhere, there’s always a “candy or suitcase” program where your suitcase is filled with junk you forgot to clean out. Grab one of these kits and throw it out there so you can quickly transform your car into a hungry green monster or an adorable orange and black Halloween theme when you rush into the parking lot minutes before the event starts.

Not every school allows kids to dress up for Halloween events, but if your kids love this time of year, some cute barrettes like these are a fun way for them to still feel like they’re wearing something special . Black cat headbands are also pretty irresistible.

Matching pajamas are a really fun holiday tradition and a great way to get excited for Halloween (as if you weren’t already). This spooky jack-o-lantern and ghost pattern comes in adult sizes (pajama set $25), children’s sizes ($15), and toddler and infant sizes ($10 to $15). You can even buy a pet bandana for $5.