7 Unsaturated Etsy Trends About to Explode in 2026

About this video

The creator presents seven trends she expects to grow on Etsy in 2026 that she says have not yet saturated the platform, arguing sellers still chasing 2023 styles like boho rainbows are stuck, while sellers who spot buying shifts early reach consistent sales; she claims the $10,000-a-month sellers she has coached did so by spotting shifts early rather than going viral. The trends are: (1) dark backgrounds with florals or greenery on top for high contrast across wallpaper, bedding, apparel, and stationery, with vines for movement; (2) deer coat print — the fur pattern, not just antlers — in a woodland-boho style for towels, kids apparel, nursery art, and blankets; (3) two-tone browns, pairing warm tan with deep espresso and warm off-whites instead of stark white or black, across apparel, home decor, leather, and packaging; (4) ‘dogs on things’ — dogs on functional items and all-over prints, using breed-specific long-tail keywords like dachshund or golden retriever; (5) brooches, worn in clusters on totes, boots, and bags, in beaded, resin, enamel, or charm styles for gifting occasions; (6) hand-drawn, imperfect lines and vertical stripes on ceramics, towels, quilts, and stationery; and (7) birds beyond tropical types — ducks, herons, cranes, egrets, songbirds, and chickens — on wallpaper, tea towels, embroidery, and apparel. For each she gives digital, print-on-demand, and handmade applications.

Key takeaways

• Dark-background florals and greenery use contrast to stop the scroll and translate across wallpaper, bedding, apparel, digital wallpapers, and stationery.
• Deer coat print (not antlers alone) and two-tone browns offer neutral, elevated palettes; pair browns with warm tones, textures, and materials, not stark white.
• Put dogs on functional products and all-over prints, and use breed-specific long-tail SEO instead of generic ‘dog’ keywords.
• Brooches are positioned as small, giftable luxury items for occasions like Mother’s Day and teacher appreciation, in clusters as well as singles.
• Imperfect hand-drawn stripes and Midwest/water birds (ducks, herons, cranes) are presented as fresh alternatives to perfect lines and tropical motifs.

Episode details: published January 5, 2026 · 14:02 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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