In daylight, the snowy village and gold-colored trim frame the tree. After dark, switch on the skirt to see the golden horse and gift light up beneath the cottages.
02 · A Christmas Tradition
One more reason to gather around the tree
After the last ornament goes up, dim the room lights and let the kids spot the little carousel. Leave the front of the skirt clear so everyone can see it glow.
03 · Setup
Unfold, wrap and light up
Lay the skirt flat, slip it around the trunk and turn the village toward the room. Smooth the edge around your tree stand, then switch on the lights.
04 · Size Guide
Find the right fit for your tree
Measure across the widest part of your tree stand and check the floor space around it. The sizes below are the skirt’s outer diameter.
24 in
Tabletop & Small Trees
35.4 in
4–5 ft Slim Trees
48 in
6–7 ft Standard Trees
60 in
6–7.5 ft Full Trees
05 · After the Holidays
Fold it away for next Christmas
Switch off the lights, fold the skirt and store it with your Christmas decorations.
Frequently asked questions
What does it look like with the lights off?+
You’ll still see the snowy cottages and gold-colored trim on the burgundy skirt. The day-to-night photo above shows both looks.
What is the carousel light effect?+
The carousel horse and gift are part of the light-up design on the skirt.
What does the size measurement refer to?+
It’s the diameter across the outside edge of the skirt when it’s laid flat. Use the width of your tree stand and the space around it to choose a size.
Can I put presents on the skirt?+
Arrange gifts toward the sides and leave the village and carousel area clear to keep the light-up scene in view.