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Tree Skirt
A tree skirt is both a practical and decorative accessory used to finish the look of a Christmas tree. It wraps around the base, hiding the stand or collar while providing a clean surface for gifts and adding festive flair. Tree skirts come in a variety of materials, colours, and themes—ranging from rustic to glamorous.
Quick Facts
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Purpose: Conceals tree base, catches needles, enhances décor
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Materials: Faux fur, velvet, burlap, cotton, felt, sequins
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Sizes: Typically 36–60 inches in diameter
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Shapes: Round, oval, scalloped
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Best For: Christmas trees of all sizes, indoor holiday displays
Popular Styles
| Type | Description | Best For |
|---|---|---|
| Faux Fur Tree Skirt | Plush and luxurious—soft texture | Glamorous or cozy holiday themes |
| Burlap Tree Skirt | Rustic and natural—often with lace or trim | Farmhouse or country-style décor |
| Quilted Tree Skirt | Padded and stitched—classic look | Traditional or vintage settings |
| Embroidered Tree Skirt | Features stitched holiday motifs | Elegant or personalized décor |
| Sequined Tree Skirt | Sparkly and eye-catching | Glam or party-themed trees |
| DIY Tree Skirt | Made from repurposed fabric or blankets | Custom or minimalist setups |
| Tree Collar (Alternative) | Rigid ring that replaces fabric skirt | Modern or industrial décor styles |
How to Choose
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Tree Size: Larger trees need wider skirts (48–60 inches); tabletop trees can use 20–36 inches
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Décor Theme: Match skirt style to ornaments and room colour palette
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Material Preference: Faux fur for softness, burlap for texture, velvet for richness
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Ease of Cleaning: Choose machine-washable or spot-clean options
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Storage Needs: Foldable skirts are easier to store than rigid collars
Styling Tips
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Layer with Lights or Garland: Add sparkle around the base
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Coordinate with Wrapping Paper: Create a cohesive gift display
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Use as a Photo Backdrop: Frame family or pet photos under the tree
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Add Personalization: Embroider names or festive messages
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Switch Seasonally: Use different skirts for varied holiday themes
Benefits at a Glance
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Conceals unsightly tree stands
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Adds polish and personality to holiday décor
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Protects floors from sap and needles
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Provides a festive base for gifts
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Available in countless styles and sizes
Common Questions
Q: What size tree skirt do I need? A: Measure the tree stand and choose a skirt 6–12 inches wider than the base.
Q: Can I use a blanket instead of a tree skirt? A: Yes—many DIY setups use throws, quilts, or fabric remnants.
Q: What’s the difference between a tree skirt and a tree collar? A: A skirt is soft and draped; a collar is rigid and wraps around the base like a ring.
Q: Are tree skirts machine washable? A: Some are—check the label for care instructions.
Q: Can I make my own tree skirt? A: Absolutely—use felt, burlap, or old linens for a custom look.
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