King of christmas

How it works

You pick a tree by height, silhouette, flocked or green, lit or unlit, then assemble it on the stand that comes with it. Height is measured from the floor to the tallest tip, stand included. Width is the diameter at the widest dressed point. Bottom branches typically sit about 9 to 14 inches off the floor, depending on size and how you shape them. The brand treats its trees as indoor products. They are not sold as outdoor trees.

The company is a Pennsylvania-based holiday retailer established in 2012. Purchase is through its own site and selected online marketplaces, not a chain of high-street shops. Shipping in the brand’s own policy is free inside the contiguous United States. It does not ship to Alaska, Hawaii, or PO, APO, FPO, or DPO boxes. Delivery dates are estimates from the carrier, not a promise of 25 December under the tree if you order late.

Christmas Day is still 25 December whether the tree is this brand or any other. An artificial tree does not move the feast. It replaces the annual trip to a lot with a box you store.

King, Queen, and Prince

The flocked line is the part of the catalogue people mean when they say the name as if it were a species. King and Queen flock trees sit in the Realistic Collection, a mix of PE and PVC tips. The Queen is the wider tree with multi-headed tips. The King uses single-headed tips. The Prince flock tree sits in the Classic Collection and is 100 percent PVC, also with single-headed tips. Flocking, in the brand’s own description, is a cotton-based material. Unflocked firs and spruces sit beside those lines. Names on the tags — Noble Fir, Fraser, spruce, and the rest — are style names, not a botanical delivery.

Pre-lit trees use low-voltage micro LEDs. The brand describes them as warm white on the main run, with warm white and multi-colour available on some models, and as remaining lit if one bulb fails. A Power Pole is their name for a centre pole that carries power so you are not mating a bundle of cord connectors by hand. Lights are not a substitute for shaping. An unshaped pre-lit tree looks like a closed umbrella with jewellery on it. Budget an evening to fan the tips. Two people make the upper sections kinder on the shoulders.

Measure ceiling height and floor width before you fall for a photograph. Choose flocked or green, full or slim, lit or unlit. Read whether that model is indoor only — for this brand, the trees are. Plan storage: the tree ships with a bag; the shipping carton is not required as the store.

Shape the tips before you hang a single ornament. Branches are described as steel-reinforced and meant to hold heavy ornaments. Flame retardant treatment is claimed for the trees. Those are product claims on the maker’s FAQ, not a licence to put the tree against a heater or to leave frayed cords in a pile of gifts. Indoor still means indoor. A porch with rain is outdoor.

Returns, warranty, and the December cutoff

Eligible trees can be returned or exchanged within 30 days of delivery and before 20 December of that year, whichever bites first. After 20 December, that return window is closed even if 30 days have not run. Open-box, clearance, and final-sale pieces are not returnable. Trees 15 feet and above are not returnable. Outbound shipping may be free; return shipping is charged unless the piece is accepted as defective through the maker’s claim process. Store credit can waive that return fee in their stated policy.

Artificial trees carry a two-year limited warranty from purchase for listed structural and lighting faults. Loose tips, flocking, minor shedding, and isolated burned-out bulbs are excluded. Wreaths, garlands, accessories, and clearance or open-box pieces carry a 90-day limited warranty instead. Unauthorized repairs can void cover. If a pre-lit section fails in year one, use their troubleshooting path before you cut a wire.

A King of Christmas tree is a product with a cutoff date. Christmas is a feast without one. Do not confuse the return desk with the calendar. Order while the house can still absorb a large box. A tree that arrives on the 23rd can still be up for the 25th if you are willing to shape at night. It cannot be returned after the 20th under the rule above. That is the trade of a seasonal factory. If you wanted a cut tree that leaves on a municipal chipper, this is the wrong aisle.