15 New Costco Deals Hitting Shelves This August

Savvy Costco shoppers know the real treasure hunt isn't the food court — it's the ever-changing "What's New" section, where fresh arrivals appear (and vanish) week to week. Getting to the good stuff early is half the battle.

This August's new drop spans the whole warehouse: mini kitchen appliances, organic bedding and cozy throws, smart storage, garden tools, pet beds, and the first wave of seasonal Halloween and holiday décor.

Here are some great new products that can give your home a little refresh while making the most of your Costco membership.

Editor's note: Prices and availability are subject to change and may vary by location.

Price: $39.99

A 2-slice toaster with a full-color touchscreen — you pick your shade by tapping a picture, with presets for bread, bagels, English muffins, waffles, and pastries. Extra-wide slots handle thick slices and artisan bread.

For reference, touchscreen toasters like the Revolution InstaGLO start at $129 on the brand's own site — this one delivers the smart-toaster look for well under half that.

Price: $44.99

This oversized insulated kit keeps salads cold on the counter or at a potluck, and comes with a leakproof lid, a removable topping tray, and bamboo serving utensils. It's the brand's biggest bowl, built for feeding a crowd.

S'well's own insulated salad bowl kits run about $45 for the standard 64-oz size and climb toward $90 for the XL on swell.com — so Costco's price on the XL is a real steal. Great for anyone who meal-preps or hosts.

Price: $26.99

A hand-hooked accent rug in a warm harvest motif that's just right for an entryway, kitchen sink, or in front of the stove as the seasons turn. The hooked construction adds texture and durability underfoot.

Comparable hooked accent rugs from Target's Threshold line run around $21 for a slightly smaller 2'x3', so this larger seasonal design is competitively priced. An easy, low-commitment way to warm up a room for fall.

Price: $24.99

Two plush, silky-soft Peanuts throws featuring Snoopy and the gang in cozy harvest prints — perfect for the couch, a guest room, or gifting. VelvetLoft is Berkshire's ultra-smooth plush fabric.

A single Peanuts VelvetLoft throw sells for $50 on berkshireblanket.com, so getting two here for $24.99 works out to about $12.50 apiece — roughly a quarter of retail. Snoopy fans, this is your sign.

Price: $56.99

A lightweight 3-piece coverlet set in 100% organic cotton with a chic herringbone weave, offered in neutral cream or gray for queen or king beds. It's breathable enough for hot sleepers and layers beautifully year-round.

Avocado is a premium organic-bedding brand whose own quilts start around $319, and West Elm's organic-cotton herringbone blanket alone runs $149 — so a full organic 3-piece set for $56.99 is a standout. Includes the coverlet plus two matching shams.

Price: $36.99

A set of two woven rope baskets with a playful animal motif — great for a nursery, playroom, bathroom, or corralling throws in the living room. Soft-sided but sturdy enough to hold their shape.

At Target, comparable Threshold rope baskets run $20 for a small and $30 for a large each, so two here for $36.99 (about $18.50 apiece) beats buying them individually. Handles make them easy to move room to room.

Price: $99.99

Two compact purifiers sized for bedrooms, offices, or nurseries up to about 92 square feet, with a washable pre-filter and Blueair's famously quiet operation. Set one up in a bedroom and use or gift the other.

A single Blueair Blue Pure Mini Max lists for $69.99 on Amazon, so this two-pack works out to about $50 each. An easy win for allergy season or homes with pets.

Price: $79.99

A solid teak bench that works indoors as an entryway seat for pulling on shoes or outdoors on a covered porch. Teak is naturally water- and rot-resistant, which is why it's a go-to for furniture that lasts.

Comparable grade-A teak benches run around $248 on Amazon, making this one a genuine bargain for the material. Wipes clean and only gets better with age.

Price: $42.99

A 72-count variety box of single-serve pods so you can rotate roasts without committing to one flavor — handy for a household with different coffee tastes. That's about $0.60 a pod.

Name-brand pods like Starbucks Pike Place run about $47.98 for 72 (roughly $0.67 each) at Sam's Club, so this variety pack sits right in the value range while giving you more options. Keep it stocked for guests.

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Price: $29.99

A salon-scented shampoo-and-conditioner duo in Native's cozy cashmere and vanilla fragrance, free of parabens and sulfates. Each bottle is a generous 34 ounces — double the size of the ones on drugstore shelves.

A single 16.5-oz Native bottle runs $8.99 to $10.99 at Target, so two 34-oz bottles (roughly four Target bottles' worth of product) for $29.99 is a smart stock-up.

Price: $84.99

A 30-inch pre-lit LED wreath decked out with Jack Skellington and friends — a showpiece for the front door that carries you from Halloween straight through the holidays. Built-in lights mean no fussing with separate strands.

For comparison, an 18-inch illuminated Nightmare Before Christmas wreath from the Hamilton Collection sells for $149.96 — so Costco's larger, pre-lit version at $84.99 is a fan-favorite deal. These themed pieces sell out early, so grab it while it's in stock.

Price: $59.99

A plush faux-fur cuddler bed with raised bolstered sides that dogs and cats burrow into — the calming, donut-style bed pets love. Machine-washable and available in a soft brown.

The popular Best Friends by Sheri shag donut cuddler runs $69.99 in a large, so Kirkland's version comes in under the name brand. If your pet keeps stealing your spot on the couch, this might win them over.

Price: $59.99

A lightweight cordless shrubber and grass-shear kit that includes the 2.0Ah battery and charger — ideal for tidying hedges, borders, and tight spots without dragging out a cord. At just over three pounds, it's easy to handle.

The same kit runs about $69 at other retailers like Amazon, so Costco shaves a bit off while bundling the battery. A handy pickup before the late-summer yard cleanup.

Price: $54.99

A gift-ready keepsake tin of 48 gourmet bear claws — huckleberry and cashew clusters with no added sugar. The kind of thing that solves an early holiday or hostess gift in one grab.

Everyday sugar-free assortments like Russell Stover run about $20 for a 16-oz bag, so this one leans premium — you're paying for the gourmet recipe, the piece count, and the reusable tin. A thoughtful splurge for the no-sugar-added crowd.

Price: $69.99

A roughly 16-inch tabletop lantern with swirling glitter "water" and LED lighting — a festive Halloween centerpiece for a mantel or entry table. It runs on batteries, so you can place it anywhere.

Comparable Disney spinning-glitter lanterns sell for around $70 to $90 across eBay and Walmart, so Costco's price sits at the low end. Decorate early — seasonal Disney pieces tend to disappear fast.

Costco's new-arrival rotation is where the warehouse quietly shines — one week it's a touchscreen toaster and organic bedding, the next it's holiday décor and a teak bench, often at prices that undercut name brands by half. Keeping an eye on the best Costco deals as they land is the easiest way to upgrade your home without overspending.

As always, availability and prices vary by warehouse and change without notice, so if something here catches your eye, it's worth grabbing sooner rather than later. And shopping with one of the best cash back credit cards is a simple way to earn rewards on your next haul.