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Christmas Tree Collar Ideas & Picks

Christmas, Decorating Ideas, Tips and Trends

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A Christmas Tree Collar is a great alternative to a Christmas tree skirt, especially if you have pets or small children! See how stylish these tree collars can be and find inspiration and the best options available today (before they sell out)!

The best Christmas tree collar ideas and inspiration! Plus my top picks for tree collars including seagrass tree collars, woven collars, scalloped tree collars, wood tree collars and more! Perfect for coastal or grandmillennial holiday decor and so much more!
Sources for all of these Christmas tree collars, and many more, can be found further down in the post.

I know most of you likely haven’t started decorating for Christmas yet, and may not for a few weeks. But, once you’re ready, one of the first items I like to have on hand is our Christmas tree collar so it’s in place once I go to set up the tree! When I first started using them many years ago, they weren’t nearly as popular. But tree collars are now continuing to grow in popularity because they’re so easy to use and a chic alternative to a tree skirt. Each year I’m asked to share them earlier and earlier so the selection is still plentiful.

So today, I wanted to share all of the available options that are in stock and will be to you before you’re ready to decorate. And if you don’t want to think about Christmas this early, that’s okay! You can save this post for later or just ignore it entirely 😉

This post was originally published November 8, 2018, but I’m updating it today with current finds and some additional, updated photos! This post also contains affiliate links for your shopping convenience. You can read my full disclosure policy here.

You may have noticed I have loved using a Christmas tree collar with our trees over the years. Today I’m sharing more than 30 Christmas tree collar ideas as well as my top picks of those available for sale today! I realize I’m sharing them a bit early in the season, but I feel like these are easier to have in place before you set up your tree. I learned the hard way several years ago 😉

What is A Tree Collar?

If you’re not familiar with what a tree collar is, they basically take the place of a Christmas tree skirt and have a much more polished and streamlined look. For us in particular, it works out well because it helps keep our cats out from under the tree. This also helps prevent them from attacking the Christmas tree skirt on a daily basis (why is this a game for them?!). I also love the look visually. It’s such a fun alternative to a tree skirt and can completely change the look of your Christmas tree!

Favorite Tree Collars for Your Christmas Tree

Before you order a Christmas tree stand collar, you’ll want to ensure that you order one large enough to accommodate the base of your Christmas tree stand. In most situations, you shouldn’t have any issues (unless perhaps you have an unusually tall tree). But I want to point that out so you don’t order one that won’t fit your tree! Since it’s a collar, if you place your Christmas tree stand on the floor (without the tree attached), you should be able to slip the collar over and then assemble the tree. So, the base of the tree shouldn’t be wider than the base of your collar.

Following are even more holiday tree collar ideas that are currently in stock at various retailers! Simply click any of the images below (you may have to double-tap on mobile) to go to the product details. Several in the graphic above have sold out. However, I’ve linked to a ton of options still available as of today and will continue to add to the list as more become available!

WOVEN CHRISTMAS TREE COLLARS (click any image below to be taken to product listing):

METAL CHRISTMAS TREE COLLARS (click any image below to be taken to product listing):

ROPE, FABRIC & JEWELED CHRISTMAS TREE COLLARS (click any image below to be taken to product listing):

WOOD & MISC. CHRISTMAS TREE COLLARS (click any image below to be taken to product listing):

Christmas Tree Collar Ideas

So that you can see tree collars in action, let’s take a look at a few examples of ones I’ve used over the years in various rooms so you can see how cute they are! I’ve used the woven Christmas tree collar, shown below, under the tree in our dining room. It has since sold out, but I found several similar woven tree collar options below. This woven tree collar is the closest look! And if you’re on a tighter budget, this woven tree collar (also available here) is a great find for a similar look!

A beautiful, neutral dining room with a natural woven Christmas tree collar around a flocked tree!

CHRISTMAS DINING ROOM SOURCES: Flocked Christmas Tree | Similar Seagrass Woven Christmas Tree Collar | Canvas Art (this exact option is no longer available but she has a lot of beautiful alternatives) | Chandelier (look for less here) | Dining Table | Dining Chairs | Similar Wood Chargers | Similar Potted Mini Christmas Tree | Striped Rug | Similar Velvet Pillow Cover

You can see the actual Pottery Barn woven tree collar in our Omaha dining room in our 2021 Christmas Home Tour. Since I had so much color from the Stewart plaid rug, I kept the tree bare and decorated only with the tree collar.

A woven seagrass tree collar in a Christmas dining room with a round white table, cane chairs, a Stewart plaid rug, a wreath tied to the hutch, and oversized Christmas art.

CHRISTMAS DINING ROOM SOURCES: Dining Table (55″ white) | Cane Dining Chairs (look for less here) | Linear Chandelier (looks for less here) | Faux Christmas Tree | Woven Tree Collar | Stewart Plaid Rug | ‘Fall On Your Knees’ Canvas | Faux Pine Stems | White Vase | Faux Pine Wreath | Velvet Ribbon | Hutch

In our living room in prior years, I used a beaded tree collar (similar here) and it was equally as beautiful! This is the best photo I have, but I loved that the beads added a touch of sparkle under the tree.

A beaded Christmas tree collar in a white and green Christmas living room.

CHRISTMAS LIVING ROOM SOURCES: Linen Sofas | Spindle Chairs | Coffee Table | Dough Bowl | Lamps | Similar Beaded Tree Collar | Similar Dark Green Velvet Pillows | Fig Leaf Pillows

I picked up this next tree collar that I used four or five years ago from Hobby Lobby and love how it looked! Upon closer inspection it was a bit ragged with some splinters, but otherwise was a great deal for the price! This whitewashed seagrass tree collar is very similar!

A beutiful neutral living room decorated for Christmas with a natural looking Christmas tree, whitewashed woven tree collar, a linen sofa, and neutral plaid pillows.

LIVING ROOM SOURCES: Linen Sofa | Linen Pillows | Plaid Pillows | Faux Christmas Tree | Capiz Moravian Star Tree Topper (similar here) | Similar Whitewashed Tree Collar | Various Ornaments: Hobby Lobby

Several years back, we had a Christmas tree in our bedroom for the first time ever, and it was one of my favorite additions! I loved it so much and used a white rope tree collar (similar here and here). Side note: our Plaid Bedding that sold out in November the last three years, is back in stock and also offered in a red version (which we’re using this year), and a green version, as well!

A bedroom decorated for Christmas with red plaid bedding, a natural style Christmas tree, white rope tree collar, jute rug, wood bead chandelier, and a wreath with navy blue velvet ribbon.

CHRISTMAS BEDROOM SOURCES: Similar Upholstered Bed | Bead Chandelier | Cane Nightstands | Striped Curtains | Gold Curtain Rod | Woven Bench | Jute Rug | Plaid Bedding | Velvet Pillows (similar here) | Faux Christmas Tree | Similar White Rope Tree Collar | Wreath – old from Studio McGee | Ornaments & Picks – old from Hobby Lobby

I ordered this budget-friendly woven tree collar a few years ago due to the incredible price and great reviews, and it does not disappoint! We used it in our pool house three years ago, and it is one of the few I brought with me to Florida. It was a smidge small for our 9′ tree, so I’d say it works best with the 7.5′ trees and smaller. It breaks down into two pieces, which makes it so much easier to store than most other tree collars!

Best Christmas tree collar ideas! An affordable woven tree collar at the base of a 9' artificial Christmas tree decorated with navy blue velvet bows. Also includes a black cat and rattan dining chair.

SOURCES: 9′ Artificial Christmas Tree | Woven Tree Collar (similar here) | Navy Blue Velvet Ribbon | Moravian Star Tree Topper | Dining Table | Bistro Chairs | Rattan Chairs | Plaid Pillow Cover

Here you can see all the variety available in this woven tree collar (they’ve since added a fourth stain!). All eight options are available on the same listing and one of the few I’ve found in such a large size offering! I also love that there is a cut-out for the cord, unlike most tree collars.

Woven Tree Collars

Additional Christmas Decorating Inspiration

Looking for even more Christmas decorating inspiration? Be sure to check out the following posts! Simply click any of the post names below to read the full article!

  • Christmas Greenery & Stems
  • 2024 Christmas Design Boards
  • 2024 Wayfair Christmas Decor Favorites
  • 2024 Walmart Christmas Collection
  • 2024 Hearth & Hand and Studio McGee Christmas Collections at Target
  • 2023 Coastal Christmas Home Tour
  • Citrus Christmas Decor
  • Green & Blue Christmas Decor
  • 2022 Christmas Home Tour
  • 2021 Christmas Home Tour
  • 2021 Christmas Design Boards & Decorating Ideas
  • Christmas Decor Favorites & New Finds
  • Amazon Christmas Decor
  • The Best Fake Christmas Trees
  • Christmas Tree Star Toppers
  • Our 2020 Christmas Home Tour
  • Our 2019 Christmas Home Tour
  • 2020 Christmas Design Boards
  • 2019 Christmas Design Boards
  • Favorite Christmas Decor From Years Past
  • Holiday Gift Ideas
  • DIY Marble Paint Ornaments & Our Office Christmas Tree
  • Red Plaid Christmas Tablescape
  • Woodland Christmas Tablescape
A collection of the best, in-stock Christmas Tree Collars along with inspiration photos and where to buy the best options!
A collection of more than 20 Christmas tree collar ideas and my top picks! So many gorgeous options from ones that look like baskets to hammered gold to burlap to woven Christmas tree collars and more! A great alternative to a Christmas tree skirt!
These Christmas Tree Collars were from the original post date in 2018. Those still in stock have been included in the post above.

Are you a fan of tree collars paired with a Christmas tree? If so, hopefully you found one you love! You can pin the graphic below to save on your holiday decorating boards as well!

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  1. Diane says

    November 8, 2018 at 8:10 am

    These are so interesting! I have always used a tree shirt but these are pretty cool.

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  2. Elizabeth says

    November 8, 2018 at 8:21 am

    As someone who prefers to get a real tree, collars are the BEST way to go! My big peeve is when the tree starts to loose needles (which shouldn’t happen too much if you get a really fresh tree). Tree skirts make it tough to vacuum up the needles quickly and the needles get stuck in the fabric a lot of times. With a collar- you can just sweep or vacuum them up off the floor. I have one very similar to your dining room one (but got it at Micheal’s for a steal!).

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    • Heather says

      November 8, 2018 at 1:51 pm

      Do you have any trouble with watering? Seems like it would be very tricky trying to tighten the tree in the stand with the collar on when setting it up. Maybe I’m just over thinking it??

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      • Sandra says

        October 17, 2023 at 7:40 pm

        Lol, it does make it a little more tricky to put the real tree onto the base, it’s definitely a two person job, but once it’s on, it’s so much better than using a skirt!

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  3. Brenda says

    November 8, 2018 at 12:19 pm

    Can you use these with real tree’s?? It seems everyone that has one also has a artificial tree.
    Love the looks of them!!!

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    • Sarah says

      November 8, 2018 at 12:21 pm

      Yes! If you look at Elizabeth’s comment above she says they work even better with real trees 🙂

      Reply
  4. Pam says

    November 8, 2018 at 2:59 pm

    I bought the one from Target a couple of days ago. Such a great price ($30) and it’s gorgeous. There was only one other one. It was kind of hard to find. Tucked under the platforms holding all the artificial trees. At least at the one in West Omaha.

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  5. Melaina says

    November 1, 2019 at 10:28 am

    Can anyone comment on what to do when the base of your tree is 3 feet wide?
    I got a 9 foot king of Christmas tree last year and I cannot find a skirt/collar that fits the base 😭

    Reply
  6. Robin Dole says

    November 12, 2024 at 10:07 am

    I like the cane color in first group you show without links…it’s upper right corner. I don’t see the link anywhere. Thank you!

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    • Sarah says

      November 12, 2024 at 10:47 am

      Hi! That one already sold out at Target 🙁 But this one has a very similar look: https://rstyle.me/+_84DA_yB-XlE0RONVrV_JA.

      Reply

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