Most tree skirts get one job and one look. This one is reversible, so a single piece gives you two ways to finish the base of the tree, and you can flip it partway through December if the room shifts around it. The scalloped edge does the quiet work, softening the line where the skirt meets the floor instead of stopping in a hard circle. It carries Trudie's Constance Chocolate print, a warm brown that reads richer than the usual red felt and sits beautifully against green branches, brass, and cream ribbon. Among tree skirts, it is the one that looks intentional in a room you actually live in.
What size tree skirt do I need? A tree skirt should be wide enough to reach past the outer branches of the tree it sits under, so match the skirt diameter to how wide your tree spreads at its base. Tree skirts have a center opening and a closure along one radius, so they can be wrapped around the trunk and set in place after the tree is already standing.
