You heard it here first: the latest, and some would say loveliest of Christmas tree trends emerged today. Yes, copper Christmas tree collars are 2020's big look. Trends come and go, but we can see this one sticking about – copper is a wonderful color for Christmas, it's effortlessly elegant and unlikely to go out of fashion.
But... copper Christmas tree collars aren't actually that easy to find – and those we are finding are selling out super fast. So be quick!
Christmas tree collars have been popular buys for as long as we've bought artificial Christmas trees rather than real homes, and are a must-have for any style-conscious homeowner as they are the best – and smartest – way to cover the legs and fixings that your tree stands on. If you have a real tree that's fixed to a base, rather than potted, a Christmas tree collar is a must, too.
It needs to be big enough to hide the base of your tree – more on that below – but small enough to allow plenty of room for gifts.
Our advice? Complement your copper Christmas tree collar with decorations to match. Once the gifts are gone, they will help your tree look smart rather than lonely.
Below, we've picked out our favorite copper Christmas tree collars. We'd advise buying early rather than later – they will sell out fast.
- See more: Christmas trends: how we're decorating – and spending – Christmas 2020
Our favorite copper Christmas tree collar
- Shop tree collars and skirts at Joss & Main
- Shop tree collars and skirts at Amazon
- Shop tree collars at Bed, Bath & Beyond
- Shop tree collars at Etsy
And more Christmas tree collars and skirts we love...
Shop copper Christmas decorations to match
- Shop copper Christmas decorations at Etsy
- Shop copper Christmas ornaments at Wayfair
- Shop copper Christmas ornaments at Joss & Main
What is a Christmas tree collar?
A Christmas tree collar is designed to hide the bottom of your tree – and particularly artificial Christmas trees that stand on ugly legs. They can be made of fabric – these are usually called tree skirts – that you simply drape around the tree's foot from front to back – or solid, which are known as tree collars.
Can you use a tree collar with a real tree?
Yes, although you will need to choose either your collar carefully or your tree carefully to ensure that they complement each other.
What size tree collar do I need?
It's a fine balance when choosing the size of your tree collar, and much of your decision will depend on how large your tree is. Your tree collar needs to be large enough so that it covers the diameter and height of the legs of the tree, but not so large that it makes the tree look like it's sitting in a pot.
Ideally, it ought to be just shy of the width of the middle of your tree.
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