Every TOP Trend to Sell on Etsy (FULL GUIDE)

About this video

A compilation-style trends masterclass arguing the winning product is not t-shirts, mugs or digital files themselves but trends that have not yet saturated Etsy. The creator says Etsy lags retail by 6-8 months, so she sources trends outside Etsy (Anthropology, Target, Pinterest, boutiques) rather than from eRank/EverBee or bestseller listings, and urges sellers to implement 8-10 at once. Early sections cover bow accents, retro western (modern, two-tone pink and western fonts, not rustic or 2023 groovy), striped color gradients (distinct bands, not ombre), wavy designs, checkerboard, large all-over florals (artistic, tightly packed, not realistic stock flowers), claw clips, 1960s pastels distinct from Easter pastels, ribbed/fluted texture on clay, pottery and candles, and rattan/wicker accents. Later sections add functional items disguised as other things (animal planters, bow-shaped bath mats), water-bottle carriers, subtle muted safari scenes, tight all-over florals, two-tone/monochromatic palettes, custom toile, unique-shaped vases, birds integrated into scenes, paisley, elevated pickleball, and strawberry all-over prints. A long middle portion stresses execution: a trend done with outdated mockups, fit, contrast, backgrounds or fonts looks cheap and will not sell. A closing list adds rounded corners, squiggle/scalloped edges, pleated details, fringe, bow structures (not just bow graphics), bright green, mixed-element floral patterns, scene/landscape prints evolved from toile, and miniatures. The creator claims she has taught over 2,000 sellers who, in her telling, made over $10 million in the prior year.

Key takeaways

• Find trends outside Etsy first — the creator says trends already trending on Etsy are 6-8 months late and chasing bestsellers is not a strategy
• Execute trends in a currently trendy way: update mockups, fit, colors, contrast and backgrounds or the listing will read as outdated
• Prefer all-over, tightly packed prints for florals, strawberry and toile over a single centered motif with lots of white space
• Play trends through photos as well as products — e.g. grouping different-colored items to create a gradient or two-tone effect
• Adapt the same trend differently for print-on-demand, handmade, digital and supply listings instead of copying a retail product literally

Episode details: published January 16, 2025 · 1:36:20 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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