Two full 6-foot garlands dense out of the box.
Real-Touch Faux Cedar Garland, 6 FT 2-Pack: Full Boutique Drape
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Bend the stems to your mantel width. Loop the built-in ends over nails or cup hooks. Fluff the branches and walk away.
Soft needles that drape. Stems shape by hand.
Holds its drape season after season, no thinning.
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2 six-foot pieces
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Real-Touch Needles
soft, bendable
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Jen M.
Love them!! Looks great by the front door, nice and fluffy too and great shape.
Watch it drape thick across real mantels
Real-Touch Faux Cedar Garland 6 FT 2-Pack
I used it as a runner
Bought it for the mantel, then ran it down the dining table. Got so many compliments I left it there through New Year's.
For anyone who hosts
If you're the house everyone comes to for Christmas and you're tired of your mantel looking bare compared to your Pinterest board, get this. Two pieces actually cover the whole thing and then some. My living room finally looks the way I want it to.
Took a chance on it
I was so tired of ordering garlands that looked full online and showed up sparse. I figured for the price I'd give it one more shot. I'm so glad I did, it actually came full enough to drape my whole mantel.
My mantel finally looks done
I've been buying garlands for three years and every single one showed up so thin I had to layer two or three just to make it look halfway full. This one came out of the box already thick enough to cover my whole mantel with one piece, and I used the second one on the stair rail. My sister walked in and asked where I got it because it looks like the expensive ones from the boutique downtown.
Actually full out of the box
I was nervous about it being thin again but both pieces came dense and ready to drape, no fluffing tricks needed to make them look like the photo.
Works for renters too
I rent and can't put holes everywhere, so the built-in loops were perfect, draped it over the mantel with zero damage. Looks like I spent way more than I did, and my landlord won't care when I take it down.
Covered my whole stair rail too
I bought it for the mantel but we had enough left over to twist one down the bannister. Didn't expect that at all.
If you host, you need this
If you're the house everyone comes to for Christmas and you're tired of your mantel looking skimpy, this is it. I've bought thin garlands before that needed three strands to fill one spot. These two pieces covered my entire mantel thick, with enough left over for the banister. My sister-in-law asked where I got them because hers always look sad.
Finally tried it
Sick of thin garlands but didn't want to drop $120. Glad I went for it, it actually looks like the picture.
The full, draping cedar mantel. Two 6-foot garlands for one price.
It showed up looking like the photo.
This set is two full 6-foot pieces, dense straight out of the box. One drapes a standard mantel thick with spillover at the corners, the way boutique garlands do.
This set is two full 6-foot pieces. One drapes a standard mantel thick with spillover at the corners. Both together carry a long mantel, a doorway, or a stair rail the way the boutique ones do, for a fraction of the price.
The stems bend by hand so you shape the drape to your mantel width. Built-in loops at each end hang it over nails or cup hooks. No wire, no zip ties, no extra hardware to hunt down.
The real-touch needles are soft and pliable instead of stiff plastic spikes. Layered green tones give it depth from across the room where it actually lives. Fluff it on arrival, drape it, and let it fill the space the way you kept pinning. Store it loosely coiled and bring it back out next season.
Two 6-foot garlands. 12 feet total.
Bendable stems. Built-in end loops.
Soft real-touch foliage, not stiff.
Why This One Actually Looks Full
Most garlands show up thin and sparse no matter what the photo promised. You end up buying three more just to fill the mantel. This set gives you two full 6-foot pieces straight out of the box, enough to drape your whole mantel thick the way the expensive ones do.
Why This One Actually Looks Full
Most garlands show up thin and sparse no matter what the photo promised. You end up buying three more just to fill the mantel. This set gives you two full 6-foot pieces straight out of the box, enough to drape your whole mantel thick the way the expensive ones do.
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Bendable stem, hangs easy
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Layered greens, no sheen
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The Numbers: What Buyers Actually Say
We asked 1,200+ garland buyers what happened:
The Numbers: What Buyers Actually Say
We asked 1,200+ garland buyers what happened:
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Used both pieces on one mantel
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Kept it and brought it back
Turn the mantel that always looks bare into the focal point of the room without paying boutique prices. Two full pieces, one set, the drape you've been saving photos of.
Two full strands, thick out of the box.
This one shows up as two full 6-foot pieces, dense straight out of the box, enough to drape your whole mantel thick the way the expensive ones do. Each strand comes full and lush with layered needles that cover the surface completely, so you get that rich, finished look across the entire mantel without needing to layer multiple pieces or fluff endlessly to hide gaps.
How to hang it in under 5 minutes
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Fluff It
Open the box, pull each garland out, and fluff the branches to spread the foliage.
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Bend and Drape
Shape the stems to your mantel width and drape them in place.
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Loop the Ends
Hang the built-in loops over nails or cup hooks. No wire or ties needed.
Two full strands. The mantel that makes the whole room look done.
Soft real-touch needles drape instead of sticking out stiff. Bendable stems and built-in end loops mean you shape the drape by hand and hang it in minutes with no extra hardware. Layered greens give it that lush, expensive look on the mantel where it lives.
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Two 6-foot strands, 12 feet total
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Real-touch needles, soft drape
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Bendable stems, built-in hang loops
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Layered greens, lifelike texture
Real-Touch Faux Cedar Garland Questions
How full does this garland actually look on the mantel?
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You get two full 6-foot strands that come dense straight out of the box. A single piece covers a standard mantel with spillover at the corners, and both together give you the thick, layered drape that makes the room look finished. The real-touch needles are soft and pliable, so they layer instead of sticking out stiff, which is what creates that lush look across the whole mantel instead of a thin line with gaps.
What makes it look lush instead of flat when I put it on the mantel?
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The layered green tones and soft real-touch foliage give it a natural drape from across the room where people see it. The needles feel soft instead of hard plastic, and the bendable stems let you shape a natural curve that follows your mantel or rail. It drapes thick and full straight out of the box, with the dimensional look of real greenery instead of a single-color flat strand.
Can I bring it back out every year or do I have to replace it?
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Store it loosely coiled after the season and it keeps its shape to bring back out next year. The stems are fully bendable, so you reshape and fluff it on arrival each time. This is a reusable garland that holds up season after season, not something you toss after one December.
What does the boutique price difference actually get me?
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You get two full 6-foot real-touch garlands with soft, pliable foliage and layered green tones for a fraction of what boutique stores charge for a single strand. The bendable stems and built-in end loops mean you shape and hang it in minutes with no extra hardware. The full, draping look on your mantel is the same, the price is not.
How do I hang it, and does it stay in place?
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Each strand has a built-in loop at each end, so you hang it over mantel hooks, nails, or Command hooks without extra hardware. The stems are fully bendable, which means you shape the drape by hand and it holds that curve. Position it once and it stays where you put it.