16 HomeGoods Holiday Finds That Are a Total Steal

The holidays are almost here, and we’ve got the best shopping hacks to help you save money.

Make crossing off your December to-do list easier with a one-stop shopping trip to America’s beloved off-price retailer, HomeGoods.

Whether you want to deck the halls with the season’s hottest home decor or need cute Christmas-themed gift boxes, we’ve rounded up the best brand-name buys. And don’t worry about paying high prices for these picks. Our festive faves will keep your holiday budget in check.

Editor’s note: Prices are subject to change and may vary by location.

Price: $7.99

The Vanilla Balsam fragrance and a pine/holly berry decorative sprig give major holiday vibes. Keep this sweet set for yourself, or gift it to someone special. Get two scented candles for less than $8 right now. A single pillar sells for $17 on DW Home’s website.

Price: $39.99

Add a festive touch to your front door. The faux fir, poinsettia, pinecone, and berry wreath has a standout holiday style that compliments contemporary and classic home decor.

While it doesn’t have the fresh pine scent of a real wreath, the reusable artificial alternative saves money over time.

And, compared to what you could pay at other retailers, this HomeGoods find is a bargain. The Home Depot sells a similar version for over $59.

Price: $7.99

Serve this seasonal tea after your holiday meal, add the sachets to a brunch buffet, or give the two-pack to a special friend. Each set includes 50 organic cinnamon spice and 50 organic Christmas morning black tea bags.

You’ll only pay $7.99 for the duo at HomeGoods. Compare this low price to $19.99 for two 20-count tins of Harney and Sons Holiday Tea at Target.

Price: $9.99

Dress your furry BFF for the holidays. This soft, cuddly candy cane-covered top is perfect for family photos. Your canine companion will look dapper in the red, green, and white patterned knit.

Not only is this Life Is Good dog sweater affordable, but it also helps kids in need. Ten percent of the brand’s annual net profits go to children’s charities.

Price: $9.99

Turn plain coffee or a warm cup of milk into a chocolatey dream with these candy-coated spoons. Get 10 spoons to serve with holiday brunch, or indulge yourself after a long day wrapping presents.

At $9.99, you can’t pass up this pick. Williams Sonoma sells a smaller six-count of chocolate spoons for $9.95. For four cents extra, you’ll get four more of these gourmet goodies from HomeGoods.

Price: $4.99

The queen of crafting’s holiday collection is a must-have. Instead of the same basic cardboard boxes you use every year, nab this adorable (and affordable) option.

Each set includes five Christmas 15x11.75x2.5 shirt-sized boxes. As a bonus, the festive Santa and reindeer pattern eliminates the need to spend extra on wrapping paper.

Price: $7.99

Perk up your holiday meal prep with these printed kitchen towels. The three-pack of 100 percent cotton cloths is OEKO-TEX Standard 100 Certified and machine washable. Compare HomeGoods’ $7.99 price tag to $40 for three Spode Christmas tree towels at Macy’s.

Price: $14.99

Set your holiday table in style. You don’t have to break the bank on fancy Christmas napkins. After all, you’ll only use them once a year.

Instead of splurging on pricey table linens, pick up this eight-pack for less than $15. Target sells the same size set of Erlene Home Fashions Classic Holiday Plaid Cotton Napkins for twice the price ($29.99).

Price: $14.99

Get everything you need to bake dozens of gingerbread people, cupcakes, pies, and more. This bargain buy includes a mixing bowl, whisk, and holiday-shaped cookie cutters for a budget-friendly price.

You could pay two, three, or more times HomeGoods’ $14.99 price to buy each piece individually. A Spode two-quart Christmas-themed mixing bowl costs $49.99 on Amazon, Target sells an OXO balloon whisk for $11.99, and Walmart has a two-pack of holiday cookie cutters for $1.97. That totals over $63.

Price: $24.99

Snag this mega-pack of 70 ornaments from famed fashion designer Cynthia Rowley for under $25. Each frosty, shimmering, glittery ball only costs $0.35. How does this price compare to other upscale ornaments? A single gold-etched ball from Crate and Barrel costs $9.95.

Price: $19.99

Santa is coming to town. And now you can welcome him with this festive figurine. Martha Stewart has you covered with the most creative Christmas decor in town. And this affordable option is no exception. Display St. Nick on your mantle, or add him to your holiday table centerpiece.

Price: $5.99

Prep for a party and pick up this pretty pack of patterned plates. If you won’t have time to wash dinnerware after your guests leave, simplify cleanup and use disposables.

You can get 16 of these 10.5-inch plates for $5.99 right now. Don’t assume you’ll find a better deal online. Amazon sells a 16-piece set of Caspari’s Berries and Pine paper plates for over $15.

Price: $24.99

Swap the same old stockings you’ve had for years with this designer trio. Each set includes three 22-inch faux fur stockings and a bonus removable snowflake ornament.

Price: $39.99

Give a practical gift that also has luxury appeal. This four-piece set includes three cozy Christmas-colored 30x54-inch towels and a fabric gift bucket. The OEKO-TEX Standard 100 Certified bath linens are the perfect present for your holiday vacation host.

Price: $34.99

Wrap yourself in these comfortable 100 percent cotton Turkish flannel sheets. The winter pattern makes this pick an ideal option for the holidays.

Decorate your bedroom or the guest room with the snowy scene-covered set. You’ll pay less than $35 for these full-sized sheets at HomeGoods, while L.L. Bean charges $129 for a similar Christmasy selection.

Price: $3.99

Top boxes and gift bags with these festive tags — or get creative and use them as holiday meal place cards. Each pack includes six faux fir and baker’s twine toppers for under $4. At this price, you can afford to splurge.

Holiday shopping doesn’t have to break the bank. If you’re looking for the top name brands on Christmas decor, kitchen items, bedding, and more, these seasonal buys are can’t-miss budget-friendly bargains.

Save more on your next trip to HomeGoods. Use the top rewards credit cards to score points, cash back, and other rewards on eligible holiday purchases.