WITH Christmas just weeks away, it’s time to deck our homes – and Dollar Tree has the goods on a budget.
Thrifty festive fans have spotted the ultimate Christmas decorations at Dollar Tree – and they’re all going for just $1.25.
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From gorgeous advent calendars to welcome the big day to stunning wreaths, the discount retailer has indeed got it all.
And you can get into the festive mood without forking out a fortune.
One of the bargain finds is their Assorted Christmas-Themed Felt Advent Calendar.
Any room in your home or business will look whimsical and cheerful with one of these adorable advent calendars – and the mega-retailer offers a range of designs, including Santa, reindeer, and snowman shapes.
One delighted customer, who gave the find an impressive five-star rating, said: ”I ordered these Advent calendars to distribute to my Meals on Wheels clients to give them something to look forward to.”
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Dollar Tree has also added charming Whitewashed Farmhouse Christmas Signs that measure 13 inches in size.
Retailing for a purse-friendly $1.25, the Christmas signs all come with festive slogans, such as ”There’s Snow Place Like Home,” ”Believe in the Magic of Christmas,” as well as ”It’s Beginning to Look a Lot Like Christmas,” that features a friendly reindeer.
The boards have also been a major hit among Dollar Tree customers, who’ve given them five stars online.
One person wrote: ”I love these Christmas boards! I have customized these with Diamond Dot pieces to make them colorful!”
Another chimed in: ”I purchased these signs and I am thrilled with the quality … makes great gifts!”
It wouldn’t be Christmas without stunning wreaths hung by the door – or by the window – to welcome the guests who are eagerly waiting for the ultimate feast.
If you’re yet to find the perfect ornament for your home, it’s worth checking out Dollar Tree’s Crafter’s Square Garland Wreaths with Bows & Decorative Bells.
The gorgeous festive essential features a red bow in the middle, as well as decorative bells for that Christmas jingle – and priced at just $1.25 each, it comes as no surprise that money-smart folks have been loving it.
At least 1,000 dollar stores to close, CEO says
Dollar Tree, the parent company of Family Dollar, revealed it would close around 1,000 stores in the coming years.
The company announced in March that it will shutter the stores after the discount retailer it acquired nearly a decade ago plummeted in value.
Dollar Tree plans to close about 600 Family Dollar stores in the first half of this year.
This will be followed by the shuttering of 370 Family Dollar and 30 Dollar Tree stores over the next several years.
The chain of discount variety stores has also indicated that sales are being affected by the cost-of-living crisis and inflation.
But USA Today added that Dollar Tree has also been rocked by reduced government benefits for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program.
This has left families struggling to juggle finances, with as much as $250 less per month.
One fan of the bargain find said: ”I bought two cases of these wreaths for my Children’s Sunday School Class to help decorate with residents at the Nursing Home that I work for!”
”We had a great time. We are so Thankful for Dollar Tree,” they added.
Someone else was just as thrilled with the deal, writing: “I bought six of these last year to hang in my garage windows – all windows are visible from the street.”
