Dollar Tree Christmas Decorations Are Trending This Week: Grab $1.50 Dupes of Ralph Lauren and Pottery Barn Before They Sell Out!
The brass lanterns, velvet ornaments and buffalo plaid stockings are flying off shelves—and the whole designer-look holiday is mostly $5 or less
Key Takeaways
- Dollar Tree designer dupes: Get Ralph Lauren and Anthro holiday vibes for under $5.
- Viral $1.50 Icon Glass dupes: Popular Anthropologie-style tumblers arrive at Dollar Tree.
- Budget holiday decor: Shop candles, wreaths and Hallmark-style accents starting at $1.25.
You know that moment when you spot a $100 brass lantern in the Ralph Lauren catalog, sigh wistfully and keep scrolling? Well, your wallet’s in luck. Dollar Tree is running the dupe game this holiday season, and the finds flying off the shelves are shockingly convincing stand-ins for the designer pieces you’ve been coveting all year.
Between the velvet flocked ornaments, the brass-look lanterns, the viral Anthropologie Icon Glass dupes and a parade of Hallmark-movie-worthy accents, the whole holiday aesthetic you’ve been building a mood board around is suddenly within reach—mostly for $5 or less. Here’s the full haul your group chat is about to thank you for.
The Ralph Lauren Christmas aesthetic—now at Dollar Tree prices
Searches for “Ralph Lauren Christmas decor” are already spiking, according to this roundup, and the look is exactly what you’d expect: rich forest greens, burgundy and dark reds paired with traditional red tartan plaid, lush velvet fabrics and warm brass accents. Classic. Polished. The kind of Christmas that never goes out of style.
Dollar Tree’s buyers clearly got the memo. These are the pieces worth racing to the store for:
Those brass-look lanterns everyone’s buying. Ralph Lauren sells similar hurricane lamps for over $100 each. The Dollar Tree version? $5. Add a candle, tuck in a little greenery or a vintage ornament, and the brass glow does the rest. Even better, you can restyle it in January and keep it on display year-round.
Flocked velvet ornaments for $1.50 each. Velvet is a Ralph Lauren signature, and these velvety flocked ornaments in forest green and deep red deliver that same rich, tactile feel. Pick the swirled style or the faceted one — both come with gold-toned caps. On the tree, they look like they cost ten times the price.
Buffalo plaid stockings, $1 to $1.50 each. There’s a direct dupe for Ralph Lauren’s beloved red buffalo plaid, plus a classic red-and-white option and a Christmas plaid with a burlap look. Both full-size and mini versions are available for the mantel.
$5 reindeer and $5 sleigh bells. Ralph Lauren is famously fond of a reindeer motif, and the Dollar Tree ceramic version nails the brand’s polished look. The oversized gold sleigh bell — styled with pine sprigs, red berries and a pinecone — reads straight out of an equestrian estate catalog.
$5 wreaths that look like they came from a florist. Red berries and pine are quintessential Ralph Lauren Christmas touches. Three styles are available: a lush berry-and-eucalyptus mix, a berry-forward option with sage leaves and a frosted pine-and-berry version.
A $3 place setting that looks designer. Layer a $1.50 gold cut-out charger under a $1.50 watercolor-style evergreen ceramic plate. That’s it. That’s the whole trick. Dress the entire table and you’ve spent less than one Williams Sonoma dinner plate.
The $1.50 Anthropologie Icon Glass dupes everyone’s chasing
If you’ve been eyeing Anthropologie’s Icon Glasses—those sweet little drinkware pieces that cost around $16 each and have taken over home-decor TikTok—you already know Costco and Target have been running dupes all year. Now Dollar Tree has entered the chat, and the holiday collection is $1.50 each.
Officially called the Christmas Theme Jar With Lid And Straw, the collection comes in four designs: a red bow on a white glass, a Christmas tree on a green glass, a snowman on a white glass and a gingerbread man on a brown glass. The lid-and-straw upgrade makes them easy to take on the go — and makes them a no-brainer hostess gift to tuck into a gift bag at every holiday party on your calendar.
Here’s the fine print worth memorizing: ordering online requires a minimum of 12 (for $18). But for a limited time, Dollar Tree is giving all online customers free shipping on most items when you use the code Spooky26 at checkout, as the retailer confirmed. Order a dozen, keep two for yourself and gift the rest. Done.
Hallmark-movie magic, from $1.50
Hallmark’s Countdown to Christmas begins October 16, and one Dollar Tree haul in particular is engineered to make your living room feel like a set piece.
The elegant wrapped-present decor ($7 each) looks like it was swiped directly from a Hallmark production — set a grouping together for instant volume. On the lower end, the $1.50 battery-operated lanterns throw pops of red and green across walls and tabletops for an instant mood-lighting moment. Vintage-style doorknob hangers ($1.50) jingle every time someone opens the door. Oversized plaid ornaments ($3, 13 inches each) fill large walls with cozy cheer.
Other finds worth grabbing: faux potted poinsettias at $1.75 each (three for the price of one grocery-store live one), Christmas House mugs at $1.50 and $1.25 hot chocolate bombs that explode with mini marshmallows when you pour hot milk over them. For the mantel, pick up the six-foot flower-studded garland ($5), the seven-foot tinsel garland with ornaments ($1.50) and the giant glitter bows ($1.50).
A Dolly Parton rustic Smoky Mountain moment
For a cozier, Dolly-Parton-coded holiday—think burlap, twine, pinecones and anything handmade—the Smoky Mountain aesthetic is having a moment too. Dollar Tree’s vintage-style bottle brush trees ($1.50 each) look like they were made from recycled bottle brushes. The $5 realistic pine and berry wreaths pass for something you foraged yourself. There’s also a $5 lantern that burns faux coal — about 9 inches high, runs on AA batteries — plus a classic silver Star of Bethlehem tree topper.
The candle collection pulling it all together
Dollar Tree’s Christmas candle lineup starts at just $1.25 and is doing serious heavy lifting on the designer-look front.
The gift-wrapped lantern candle holders come in two sizes — 10 inches ($3) and 14 inches ($5)—with sculptural ribbons on top and glowing glass inserts. Drop in a $1.25 LED pillar and you’ve got a chic Christmas-morning centerpiece. The mercury glass votive holders in red, gold and green nail that antique vibe for $1.25 each. Tree-shaped tin candles ($3) come in scents like one fine pine, making berries bright, glitter & snowflakes and cashmere vanilla.
For jar candles, you’ve got options: the ribbed 3-inch versions in holiday cheer, forest fir and frosted white cocoa ($1.25 each), or the larger embossed 5-inch jars in berry, pine, frosted sugar plum and winter pine ($5 each). Cluster them, gift them, line them up on the mantel — they do the work.
The best stuff always goes fast, so grab a cart, use Spooky26 at online checkout and start building the designer-look holiday you’ve been pinning for months. Your haul post is going to go off.
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