5 NEW TRENDS For 2025 That Will Make You Rich on Etsy 🚀

About this video

The creator shares five trends she says are emerging outside Etsy and not yet saturated on the platform, arguing Etsy gets trends 6 to 8 months late so sellers should research elsewhere to become market leaders. First, functional items disguised as something else: snail and turtle planters, an elephant wine holder and candle, bird-shaped toilet-paper holders and candle holders, butterfly-wing handles, shell jewelry boxes, leaf placemats, dog-shaped doormats, bow-shaped bath mats and banana rugs, often in lilac, nude sand, or green, made via wax or resin molds, altered bought vessels, or 3D printing. Second, water bottle carriers in newer drawstring styles fitting different bottles, with mesh and phone pockets, puffer or leather versions, positioned around Stanley cups and, the creator notes, the newer Owala brand. Third, subtle safari and jungle themes in muted, washed-out tones rather than classic animal print, applied to woven blankets, wallpaper murals, apparel, scarves, shower curtains and single statement furniture pieces, including soft watercolor nursery versions. Fourth, all-over tight florals with little white space between overlapping flowers, seen on towels, aprons, oven mitts, stationery and wallpaper. Fifth, monochromatic two-tone palettes using two shades in the same or adjacent color families on the product, its set, or just its mockup background.

Key takeaways

• Find trends off Etsy first, because by the time a trend is obvious in Etsy search it is already late and harder to lead.
• Turn an ordinary functional item into a novelty shape — planter, candle vessel, rug, mat or holder — via molds, alteration, or 3D printing.
• Improve on a trending carrier by adding genuinely useful features like an extra mesh pocket or a different material, rather than copying the neoprene versions dominating search.
• Do safari or floral trends in a subdued execution: muted safari scenes instead of bold animal print, and tight all-over florals instead of spaced-out prints.
• You can join the two-tone color trend without remaking the product, by restyling sets, photos and mockup backgrounds in matching shades.

Episode details: published May 9, 2024 · 17:17 long. Summary written by Self Growth Videos from the episode itself. Business results and any income figures mentioned are Dylan Jahraus’s own claims, shared for education — they are not typical or guaranteed.

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