As we head into the chilly month of November, items like plush rugs, soft-to-the-touch sheets, and sleek tea-drinking accessories are making their way to the top of our ever-growing shopping list (and that's before we begin factoring in holiday gifts). If you're looking for an excuse to take the plunge and invest in new items (for you or a lucky recipient!), these 18 debuts are the best place to start. Scroll through to see what they're all about — and when you can start scooping them up!
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ban.do x Starbucks Holiday Collection ($10+): There's nothing quite like walking into a Starbucks when the holidays arrive (hello, red cups!). The announcement of their latest collab with ban.do will make your spirits *extra* bright. Following their popular fall launch, the new collection features cups, ornaments, and notebooks clad in the brand's signature cheery print. They're only available in-store though so you'll want to head to your nearest coffee shop ASAP.
Boll & Branch Percale Simple Stripe Sheet Set ($210+): Get your guest room ready for when your holiday visitors start arriving. They'll love nothing more than snuggling up with this oh-so-soft sheet set from Boll & Branch's Holiday Collection.
LC Lauren Conrad Holiday Décor and Entertaining Collection ($13+): LC Lauren Conrad is back with another pastel-filled collab from Kohl's. This one features *all* the festive items you need (think ornaments, serveware, and home accents) to trim the tree, set the table, and get your entertaining space ready for friends and family.
Artifact Uprising Framed Canvas Prints ($119+): Meet the new canvas frames that'll become the latest and greatest addition to your gallery wall. They're printed on a cotton-blended canvas and accented with your choice of three metals. Simply insert a favorite photo, make your selection, and you're good to go.
Paddywax Tartan Candles ($10+ each): Forget the gift wrap and give your boss/hostess/friend this dressed-up 3.5-ounce gold tin from Paddywax. Choose from five festive fragrances made with essential oils and keep your recipient's home engulfed with the comforting notes of the season.
Petco x Oh Joy! Collaboration ($6+): Our brand crush Oh Joy! is back with more of the good stuff — now for your cat or dog. In partnership with Petco, the company is releasing a line of pet goods in the creative label's iconic pattern-filled style. Now Fido's bed will look right at home even when it's in the middle of the living room floor.
UGallery The Mini-Masterpiece Collection ($75): For art-lovers who can't quite commit to an investment piece, consider UGallery's Mini-Masterpiece selection. Choose from 300+ original pieces, commissioned by 29 artists, on a lovely, compact 4 x 4 canvas with an easel. At $75 a pop, there'll be no guilt involved for giving a little love to your wall.
Society6 Special Edition Holiday 2018 Wrapping Paper ($12+): If you love straying from the traditional holiday color scheme, Society6's wrapping paper will be right up your alley. Their five artisan-designed prints are lively, loud, and anything but ordinary. The limited-edition selection is only available until mid-December.
TREKO Makun Collection ($150+): This textured, hand-woven pillow couldn't be any more ideal for autumn. In fact, everything from this Sonoma country textile company is pretty much ideal for hunkering down inside.
Dormify Ajax Throw ($55): We can't think of a better way to pass the time on lazy Sunday than curled up with this throw and a good Netflix show. The incredibly comfortable soft weaved finishing will have you watching — or snoozing — in pure bliss. And this is just *one* item from Dormify's recently launched Holiday Shop.
The Novogratz Helix Utility Cart ($69): Be ready to serve your seasonal holiday drinks in style with your own on-the-go bar cart. As part of The Novogratz's newest series of roll-outs, this three-shelf cart covered in a trendy gold finish will keep the cocktails flowing wherever the party is.
Goodful Stainless Steel Whistling Kettle ($57): Good news for health nuts everywhere: Macy's just rolled out an exclusive selection of products designed with well-being in mind. Their curation, named Goodful, includes 100 items ranging from top-notch kitchenware (like this stylish tea kettle) to elevated home accents, all in compilation with the site known for making you laugh — Buzzfeed. Who knew these two could make such a killer, and good-for-you, duo?!
The Pioneer Woman Fiona Floral Comforter ($70+): Ree Drummond, the Food Network star behind the popular cooking show Pioneer Woman, is back with a new series of items at Walmart.com. And this time, they're for your bedroom. The announcement includes 25 new items in the star's vibrant farmhouse prints, spanning categories in bedding, pillows, and curtains. If you're excited about these, stay tuned for more merchandise in the pipeline.
Riley Colorblock Duvet Cover + Shams Set ($259): This dreamy textile line is catered to those with "champagne taste on a rosé budget." Now you can still enjoy all of the benefits of a high-end set, but without the price-point to reflect it.
Lulu & Georgia Sweater Weather Rug Collection ($325+, Available early Nov): Finally, a collection that speaks to your current mood. This launch features textured knit and wool rugs to keep your space feeling cozy for the season ahead. We can't wait to sink our toes into this one!
Roll & Hill Bugia Candlestick ($195 each, Available Nov. 15): The Brooklyn-based brand known for working with talented independent designers is here to bring you this sleek accent you'll want to place front and center on your dinner table.
Rose & Fitzgerald Black Coasters ($110, Available Nov. 15): Speaking of drinks, this coaster set made with a pure brass holder will look stunning under any glass of eggnog. It may be a splurge, but with the polished and durable lacquer, it'll last you the long haul.
