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Tariffs Are Threatening a Christmas Tree and Holiday Decor Shortage This Year — Here’s What Our Editors Recommend Shopping Early
This year, starting your holiday shopping early is more vital than ever before.
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10 Best Christmas Trees and Decor to Shop Early
Balsam Hill Yukon Spruce Tree
Buy Now at balsam hill $1,199 Jump to Details
Zifty 5.9-Foot Artificial Pine and Cypress With Red Berries Christmas Garland
Buy Now at amazon $19.99 Jump to Details
Pottery Barn LoveShackFancy One and Done Decorated Mini Tree
Buy Now at pottery barn $149 Jump to Details
National Tree Company Faux Pine 30-Inch Wreath
Buy Now at wayfair $117.23 Jump to Details
Kim Seybert Snowflake Xmas Tree in Red & Green
Buy Now at kim seybert $1,300 Jump to Details
Williams Sonoma Outdoor Red & Green Nutcracker
Buy Now at williams sonoma $129.95 Jump to Details
MoonXmas Christmas Ball Ornaments, Set of 34
Buy Now at amazon $24.20 Jump to Details
Shappy 90-Foot Rolls Christmas Tinsel Garland, Set of 6
Buy Now at amazon $12.99 Jump to Details
AllModern Elegant Tree
Buy Now at allmodern $245 Jump to Details
Frontgate Gleam and Glisten Chairback Swags, Set of 2
Buy Now at frontgate $199 Jump to Details
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If you’ve always scoffed at people who have their Christmas tree up by Halloween, it’s time to be a bit more open-minded this year. Based on tariffs affecting imports from China to the U.S. (and the fact that “roughly 90 percent of all artificial Christmas trees are made in China,” per CNBC, with similar stats affecting Christmas decor as a whole), limited inventory is expected across multiple categories of seasonal decorative goods as companies cut back on imports or halt them entirely. What this means in layman’s terms? Should you choose to shop for your faux pine wreath during the first week of December, you might be met with a dreaded “out of stock” notification.
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It’s common industry knowledge that the holiday decor shopping boom happens around Black Friday each year, so we’re urging you to take matters into your own hands by setting aside time to score everything on your Christmas interior design Pinterest board now. Yes, you’ll encounter steeper prices than in 2024 — also as a result of geopolitical-slash-economic tensions — but at least they’ll be accompanied by the peace of mind that comes from knowing everything you want is still in stock and at your fingertips.
We’re just as shocked as you are that something as wholesome as Christmas trees has met the fate of designer handbags and footwear manufactured in China. But because you’re reading about this now versus in a few months, not all hope is lost.
Below, the 10 best wreaths, ornament sets, artificial Christmas trees, and other season-appropriate adornments you should snag early: securing a holly, jolly celebration even amidst a trade war.
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Balsam Hill Yukon Spruce Tree
$1,199 $1,499 20% off
Balsam Hill is the king of customizable Christmas trees, since shoppers have direct say over their new living room addition’s height, lights arrangement, shape, and more. Its Yukon Spruce is perhaps the most regal-looking conifer available, whose True Needle foliage makes every branch look vibrant and true to life. Those colored lights, too, are capable of shining as bright as the seasonal memories you’re about to make. The tree’s organic silhouette is another win, and so are its widely spaced branches that let your beloved ornaments shine.
Price upon publish date of this article: $1,199
Zifty 5.9-Foot Artificial Pine and Cypress With Red Berries Christmas Garland
$19.99
Amazon’s selection of Christmas garlands is extensive, but not every single one is worth your time and money. This highly rated, handmade Zifty bestseller is, though, what with its realistic-looking assortment of pine cypress leaves, eucalyptus leaves, bright-red berries, and pine cones: all amounting to one lush display fit to act as a table runner, banister accessory, and beyond.
Price upon publish date of this article: $19.99
Pottery Barn LoveShackFancy One and Done Decorated Mini Tree
$149
LoveShackFancy has done it again, infusing its ultra-feminine, pink-powered charm into another bestselling piece — this time not a ruffle-clad dress or toile wallpaper but a faux mini tree for decking the halls in style. It comes dolled up with 50 mini LED lights, bows, glittery ornaments, a velvet ribbon, and a cement pot finished in a rose-gold hue. In other words, this tree is every woman’s dream (and, gloriously, it’s still in stock).
Price upon publish date of this article: $149
National Tree Company Faux Pine 30-Inch Wreath
$117.23 $134.99 13% off
This holiday wreath, which already has a low-stock alert on it as we speak, is about as traditional as they come. Pre-strung with tiny lights that are bound to put you in the Christmas spirit, it’s also dotted with pine cones, berries, and snowflakes (name a better combo, we’ll wait). Over 140 branch tips here guarantee lushness, and the wreath is completely suitable for outdoor use. Will it elevate the looks of your front door or fireplace mantel? You better believe it.
Price upon publish date of this article: $117.23
Kim Seybert Snowflake Xmas Tree in Red & Green
$1,300
Kim Seybert, an acclaimed tabletop designer with her own line of dinnerware and other tablescaping essentials, is here to simplify your Yuletide with a tree for which no assembly is necessary. Vintage-inspired, clocking in at just over an pound, made from the finest quality of crystals, and manufactured using a 150-year-old production technique, the decoration is something you can place virtually anywhere in your home: from the living room side table to the entry cabinet, greeting guests with its eye-catching beauty and winning you instant hostess points.
Price upon publish date of this article: $1,300
Williams Sonoma Outdoor Red & Green Nutcracker
$129.95
Curating your perfect outdoor display? Make sure this Williams Sonoma nutcracker statue plays a starring role in it. Use him to flank your entryway and bless it with vibrancy, courtesy of all those reds, greens, and golds. The brand says the piece is safe for outdoor use as long as it’s placed on a covered porch, and we recommend grabbing two (for symmetry and so that the first doesn’t get too lonely).
Price upon publish date of this article: $129.95
MoonXmas Christmas Ball Ornaments, Set of 34
$24.20 $26.99 10% off
Dreaming of a white Christmas? So are we, and, with this “Amazon’s Choice” ornaments set, getting it is easy. The top-selling item has been bought over 300 times in the past month, and it’s not even Halloween yet — which should tell you something about supply-and-demand dynamics this holiday season. Unconvinced yet to shop the set and shop it fast? Allow yourself to be swayed by the fact that it features baubles of many shapes and sizes, including clear, diamond-like ornaments that have glitter inside. In the Champagne/White colorways, the balls will treat your tree to modern sophistication.
Price upon publish date of this article: $24.20
Shappy 90-Foot Rolls Christmas Tinsel Garland, Set of 6
$12.99 $14.99 13% off
On the topic of tinsel, people usually fall into two camps: those who think it’s as tacky as an inflatable front-yard Snoopy and those who wrap it around their evergreen with abandon each year. If you relate to the latter behavior, A) we approve and B) we have just the thing to round out your holiday shopping. It’s this set of six tinsel rolls from Amazon, coming in assorted colors that include a Taylor Swift–approved orange. Each roll measures about 15 feet and has a wire base, meaning you can shape the tinsel garlands whichever way you like. The best part? They can (and should) be repurposed year-round.
Price upon publish date of this article: $12.99
AllModern Elegant Tree
$245 $800 69% off
A sculptural, avant-garde tree that’s almost 70 percent off? It seems like Christmas did, indeed, come early. Do things a little differently this year with AllModern’s metal spruce alternative that will leave maximum room for your ornaments. Another option? Using it to display the holiday cards you’re going to start accumulating in due time and putting the stand right next to your actual Tannenbaum.
Price upon publish date of this article: $245
Frontgate Gleam and Glisten Chairback Swags, Set of 2
$199
Sure, wreaths that hang on doors are cool, but have you ever encountered those that are meant to bedeck the dining chair of each guest at the Christmas get-together? These swags from Frontgate boast metallic accents, shatterproof ornaments, and lifelike greenery. Each one has a handy hook that fits over most chairs, making assembly a breeze and a joy in equal measure. They’re something that will signal to your friends and family that you like to go the extra mile when glamming up your space for an occasion as quintessential as Noel.
Price upon publish date of this article: $199
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Meet the Author
Stacia Datskovska is a Senior Commerce Writer at WWD. Previously, she worked at ELLE DECOR as an assistant digital editor, covering all things luxury, culture, and lifestyle through a design lens. Her bylines over the past five years have appeared in USA Today, Baltimore Sun, Teen Vogue, Boston Globe, Food & Wine, and more. Prior to joining ELLE DECOR, Datskovska learned the ins and outs of e-commerce at Mashable, where she tested products, covered tentpole sales events, and curated gift guide roundups. She graduated from NYU with a bachelor’s degree in journalism and international relations. Datskovska regularly reports on the best holiday decor to shop early.
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