Primark’s Christmas Collection Has Dropped, and It’s Gloriously Kitschmas

The Primark Christmas collection has landed, and it’s pure Kitschmas. Think gingerbread cookie jars, Grinch bowls and Christmas tree plates for just £6. Yes, really. Primark has gone big on quirky, colourful, nostalgic décor this year, and your basket is about to get very full. Here’s what to buy first.

What Is Kitschmas (And Why Is Primark Doing It)?

Kitschmas is the maximalist, more-is-more way to decorate, and the Primark Christmas collection is full of it. Forget one neat colour scheme. Think bright lights, quirky ornaments and clashing prints, all piled up on purpose. Primark names it as one of its big trends for 2026.

It isn’t the only look on the shelves. Primark also pushes nostalgic red and green, classic burgundy with tartan, and glittery metallics. Bows are still big news too, and you can read our guide to the Christmas bows trend for more.

Our tip: mix and match. Pair a Kitschmas gingerbread cookie jar with a calm burgundy table, and you’ve covered two trends in one go. If you’re planning your tree, our best Christmas baubles and tree decorations guide has plenty of ideas.

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The Primark Christmas Tree Plates Everyone Will Want

Spot the plate that’s got everyone talking. The Primark Christmas collection includes a whole Christmas Tree tableware range, and it looks a lot like the classic Spode style. The best part is the price. The Dinner Plate costs £6 and the Side Plate just £4.

Prefer something different? The Christmas Bell range has the same cosy feel. The Gravy Boat is £6, and the Butter Dish is £6.

Stock moves fast, so pop in early. Pieces vary by store, and the tableware range is a big one, with more than 80 items listed online.

Gingerbread, Grinch And Pooh: The Fun Stuff

Meet the Kitschmas stars of the Primark Christmas collection. The Gingerbread Man Cookie Jar (£10) is the one to grab first. Next to it, the Gingerbread Milk Bottle (£4) is perfect for Santa’s treat. Then there’s the Cookies for Santa Side Plate at £4, which is a lovely Christmas Eve prop.

Character fans are sorted too. The 4pk Grinch Christmas Bowls cost £5, while the 4pk Disney’s Winnie the Pooh Christmas Bowls are £5 and the Pooh Cups £4.50. They make cheap, cheerful stocking fillers.

Matching Family Christmas Pyjamas, Plus Cosy Extras

Primark’s matching family Christmas pyjamas are back, and they cover the whole family. This year’s designs include checks, Fair Isle and festive characters. Primark says there are coordinating styles for adults, kids, babies and pets.

The Primark Christmas collection proves you don’t need a big budget to go full Kitschmas. Pick up a £6 Christmas tree plate, a gingerbread cookie jar and a pair of matching pyjamas, and your Christmas Eve is sorted. Head in early, because the best pieces tend to disappear fast.

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