Collection: Tree Skirts + Collars
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Antique Brass Finish Tree Collar
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Wicker Scalloped Tree Collar
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Amber Embroidered Velvet Tree Skirt
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Classic Christmas Reversible Ruffle Tree Skirt
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Evergrove Printed Velvet Tree Skirt
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Solene Scalloped Rattan Tree Collar
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Noella Hand-Beaded Velvet Tree Skirt
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Clara Brass Bow Tree Collar
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Tree Skirts & Tree Collars for the Holiday Season
The base of your Christmas tree is one of the small details that shape the overall feel of your holiday décor. A well-chosen tree collar or tree skirt grounds the tree, conceals the stand, and adds a finished, intentional quality to the space beneath it. Magnolia's collection of tree skirts and tree collars brings together styles that feel timeless year after year.
How to Choose a Tree Skirt or Tree Collar
The choice between a tree skirt and a tree collar comes down to aesthetic and practicality. A tree collar — typically a structured, cylindrical base —gives the tree a clean, architectural look and conceals the stand completely.
A tree cuff or collar with a solid base works especially well for minimalist or modern holiday setups where a draped fabric look would feel too casual.
A tree skirt, by contrast, brings a softer, more layered quality to the base of the tree. A neutral tree skirt in natural linen, cotton, or woven texture pairs naturally with warm wood ornaments, dried botanicals, and a more understated holiday palette.
For size, measure the diameter of your tree stand and choose a collar or skirt with enough clearance to sit flush without gaps. Most standard tree collars fit stands up to 8 inches in diameter, while larger skirts accommodate full-size trees with generous drape on all sides.
Cookbook bookends in the kitchen follow the same logic. A sturdy set in natural metal or stone keeps frequently used volumes accessible on a counter or open shelf without sliding, and doubles as a detail that contributes to the kitchen's overall aesthetic.
For a collected, layered look on a bookcase, mixing vintage book ends with objects in complementary materials — warm wood, ceramic, and natural fiber — creates a shelf that feels curated without looking staged.