It’s finally time to start nailing down your Christmas decorations. And if you happen to be someone who is as obsessed with the holiday as I am (I shamelessly started binge-watching Christmas movies well before Thanksgiving), then you’ll want to get in on the Dollar Tree decoration TikTokers are saying is a must for your holiday table.

Various users across the platform have been raving about the retailer’s festive Royal Norfolk Winter Woodland ceramic plates. There are dozens of videos from this year and last year of creators stumbling upon the budget-friendly find. And when one creator posted about getting their hands on the “viral plates” earlier this month, so many people commented that they also needed them. “My jaw dropped, running to my nearest Dollar Tree,” one person wrote. “These are SO CHIC,” said another. “I ran so fast to get these,” another commented.

Once you take a look at them, you can see why they are so beloved. Each one is nearly 8 inches around, and features an adorable scene of three snow-laden Christmas trees. Plus, in true Dollar Tree form, they’re only $1.25 each.

Some people have posted about founding the matching chargers, salad bowls and glasses, though those items are currently out of stock online. Many social media users have also noted how they are also sold out at their local store (meaning, if you see ’em, buy ’em!).

But you can get the original plate on Dollar Tree’s website, but you do have to buy in bulk — 12 plates are required for purchase. But if you’re still wanting to upgrade your Christmas tablescape, I found a few similar styles that are available on Amazon and Walmart.

Grab Your Christmas Plates

Spode Christmas Tree Melamine Dinner Plate (Set of 4)

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MelroseINT Ceramic Pine Tree Plate (Set of 4)

Spode Christmas Tree Canape Plates – Set of 4

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Swuut Christmas Holiday Bone China Dessert Plates – Set of 4

Cameron (she/her) is a staff writer for Good Housekeeping, where she covers everything from holidays to food. She is a graduate of Syracuse University, where she received a B.A. in magazine journalism. In her spare-time she can be found scrolling TikTok for the latest cleaning hacks and restaurant openings, binge-watching seasons of Project Runway or online shopping.