Product Launches
Walmart Reintroduces $33 My Texas House Cedar Wreath After 1,000 Sales in 24 Hours
By News Desk ·
Key takeaways
- Walmart reintroduced the My Texas House Natural-Feel Cedar Artificial Christmas Wreath for $33 for Christmas 2026.
- The 22-inch wreath has up to 500 branch tips and sold more than 1,000 units in 24 hours.
- The wreath sold out before Thanksgiving last year, and reviewers called it 'realistic' and 'beautiful.'
Walmart has reintroduced its $33 My Texas House Natural-Feel Cedar Artificial Christmas Wreath for Christmas 2026, with more than 1,000 units sold in 24 hours. PRESSBEE reported the relaunch on November 6, 2026.
What the $33 Cedar Wreath Offers
The 22-inch wreath features layered cedar-style greenery with up to 500 branch tips and a deep burgundy velvet bow with long tails. It is made from a blend of polyethylene and real rattan on an iron base. Walmart shoppers have praised the wreath in hundreds of five-star reviews, describing it as "realistic" and "beautiful." One customer called it the "best-looking wreath I've ever seen for this price," while another said, "It feels so real." Reviewers also noted that the wreath arrived in packaging designed to prevent crushing the foliage or bow, so no fluffing was required. The wreath sold out before Thanksgiving last year, and the report said it is expected to sell out quickly again. Walmart also sells a My Texas House Natural-Feel Norfolk Artificial Christmas Wreath for $33, alongside a Better Homes & Gardens Red Berry Wreath for $25 and a Holiday Time Natural-Feel Fairfield Artificial Christmas Wreath for $28.
Walmart's Scale Behind the Holiday Push
Walmart operates about 4,600 U.S. stores and serves 150 million weekly shoppers across 34 countries, according to akta.pro company records. The retailer reported FY2026 revenue of approximately $713.2 billion, up 4.7% year over year, and Q1 FY27 revenue of $175.68 billion, up 6.08% year over year. Walmart holds 20.3% of the U.S. grocery market, ahead of Kroger at 8.7% and Costco at 8.3%. The company employs 2.1 million workers globally, including 1.6 million associates in the U.S.
Earlier Walmart Holiday Product Launches
Walmart's holiday assortment has expanded through several product launches in November 2026. The retailer began selling Tim Tam cookies in select stores after the brand appeared at Costco earlier this year, with seven-ounce packs available in select locations, Yahoo reported. Walmart also offered the Deorab Plaid Chenille Outdoor Rug for $43, down from $70, a 39% discount, on a 4-by-6-foot rug with red, green, and cream plaid, PRESSBEE reported. Separately, Walmart sold the Tntants Folding Hand Truck for $34, down from $60, during a limited-time flash sale, according to PRESSBEE. The 7.7-pound cart holds up to 500 pounds and folds flat.