This tree takes a different approach to the winter look than typical flocked trees. The glittered coating creates an icy, crystalline appearance that resembles frost more than snow. This is actually an advantage if you've ever noticed how flocking can make PE branch tips look oddly thick and rounded—the flocking tends to coat each individual needle, making them bulkier. With this glittered finish, the tips maintain their shape while getting that frosted effect.

The tree uses mostly PVC construction (around 5% PE), which works well with the glitter treatment. The moderately dense profile with nearly 3,000 mixed PVC tips creates a full-enough silhouette without being overly packed. At 53 inches in diameter, it's a substantial presence.

Pre-lit with 550 warm white LED lights, which complements the icy finish nicely—the warm glow plays well against the cool, glittery surface. The lights are built into the branches, and while there's no mention of fancy controls or multi-function options, straightforward warm white LEDs are reliable and energy-efficient.

Hinged branches make setup easier than dealing with individual branch attachment, and the metal stand should provide stable support for the tree's 38-pound weight.

Get this if: You want a tree with a distinctive icy, frosted look that's more sparkly than snowy, you appreciate that the glitter finish maintains branch tip shape better than heavy flocking, or you're looking for something a bit different from standard green or flocked trees.

Skip it if: You need a realistic-looking tree with higher PE content, you prefer traditional green or heavily snow-covered aesthetics, or you want more size and lighting options to choose from.