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Italic New Arrivals 2026: The Fall Table, Dried Florals and a Silk Como Scarf

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Italic New Arrivals 2026: The Fall Table, Dried Florals and a Silk Como Scarf

The first cold evening of the year has a sound: chairs pulled closer to the table, a match striking, someone asking if there's more bread. Summer tables were all linen and lemons. Fall tables want something warmer, greener, a little heavier on the candlelight.

Italic, the online home brand known for its Australian cotton towels and sateen bedding, has spent October filling its New In shelf with exactly that. There's a Fall Table Collection built with partner makers, a run of dried arrangements from a Miami studio, a silk scarf that brings back Lake Como, a canvas tote and a new towel-and-robe set. Olivia Reviews went through every new listing on italic.com on October 20, 2026, to sort out what each piece is, what it costs, and which ones you can send back if they don't suit your home.

Quick take: The fall arrivals lean on the table: striped cotton linens from Casa Stilo, hand-painted porcelain from Ro'Table and dried-stem arrangements from House of Lilac, with prices from $15 for a pair of taper candles to $199 for a large fresh magnolia wreath. The smartest buys are the La Piccola Gift Box ($125, which the maker says costs $145 bought piece by piece) and the Italic Tote ($149). Watch the return labels, because several decor pieces are final sale. See today's Italic deals before you fill a cart.

What "New In" means at Italic this fall

Italic describes its own mission as "The Art of Staying In," and its new arrivals push that idea out of the bathroom and bedroom and onto the dining table. Many of the newest listings aren't made by Italic itself. They come from small partner brands, named right in the product title: Casa Stilo for linens, Ro'Table for plates, glassware and candles, House of Lilac for dried and fresh arrangements, and The Clearly Collective for silk scarves. Italic sells them alongside its own towels and bedding, and they show the same "New" tag in the shop.

That matters for two practical reasons. Partner items can ship on their own schedule (Italic's help center notes that non-Italic products may ship at different rates depending on the vendor), and the return rules vary from one listing to the next. Each piece below lists both.

The new arrivals, piece by piece

La Piccola Gift Box in Oliva by Casa Stilo, $125

Open Casa Stilo La Piccola gift box with green striped napkins, taper candles and two green glass candle holders
La Piccola: napkins, candles and holders, boxed and ribboned. Image: Italic.

This is the one to pick up on your way to someone else's dinner. Inside a fabric-lined, ribboned Casa Stilo box: four Lido stripe napkins, a pair of hand-painted taper candles and a pair of fluted glass candle holders to stand them in. The listing puts it plainly: bought separately, $145; in the box, $125. Nothing to wrap, nothing to explain, and it carries Italic's standard 30-day return terms on its product page.

Who should look first: anyone with three dinner invitations between now and New Year's and no idea what to bring.

Lido Stripe Tablecloth and Napkins in Oliva, $140 and $46

The Lido stripe pairs soft pale blue with fresh green in a yarn-dyed, 100% cotton weave, finished with softly frayed edges for a relaxed, lived-in look. The tablecloth measures 150 Γ— 265 cm (about 59 Γ— 104 inches), and the matching napkins come four to a set at 19 Γ— 19 inches. Both are made in India and machine washable on a cold, gentle cycle. Casa Stilo warns that slight shrinkage can happen after the first wash, as with any natural cotton, so check your table length before you commit.

Who should look first: hosts with a long dining table who want one cloth with color for the whole season. Measure first, since the listing gives the size in centimeters.

Pembroke Safari Porcelain Plates by Ro'Table, $198 and $182

Ro Table Pembroke Safari porcelain dinner plate with a green botanical border and white center
Pembroke Safari: a hand-painted green rim around a botanical border. Image: Italic.

These plates are the conversation piece of the fall table. Each has a hand-painted safari-green rim and a dense botanical border of foliage and blooms, with small monkeys hidden among the leaves, around a crisp white center. The dinner plates (27 cm, about 10.6 inches) come as a set of five, four plus one bonus plate, for $198. The matching starter plates (23 cm, about 9.1 inches) are also five to a set at $182. Both are dishwasher and microwave safe, so they aren't just for holidays.

Who should look first: anyone whose everyday plates are plain white and who wants one set with personality for the season.

Candlelight: Olive Grove holders and Caramel Swirl candles, $55 and $15

Ro'Table's Olive Grove Dotty holders are hand-blown in olive green glass with fluted forms and small raised dots, about 7.9 inches tall, sold as a pair for $55. Slip in the Caramel Swirl tapers, two spiral-twisted, unscented candles in a golden caramel brown (about 8.7 inches long) for $15 a pair. Together they cost $70, and the unscented wax means they won't compete with dinner.

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Verdigris Ripple Vase Arrangement by House of Lilac, $149

Low textured ceramic vase filled with dried grasses and blue eucalyptus on a rustic dining table
The Ripple Vase arrangement: dried grass and baby blue eucalyptus that never need water. Image: Italic.

A low, round ceramic vase in a reactive glaze, its surface textured like rippling water, set with dried explosion grass and dried baby blue eucalyptus. It measures about 8 inches wide and 5 inches tall, so it sits low on the table. House of Lilac dries the stems at its Miami studio and arranges each piece by hand, so no two glazes match exactly. The care routine is the appeal: no water, ever, just an occasional dusting, kept out of strong sun and steamy rooms.

Plan ahead on timing. It's made to order, and the product page estimates up to 7 days of processing before standard shipping, about 9 to 10 days in total. It was showing in Cream Beige when we checked.

Fresh Magnolia Wreath by House of Lilac, $139 or $199

Fresh magnolia leaf wreath with copper and green leaves and a brown crushed velvet ribbon
The magnolia wreath arrives green and dries to copper on your door. Image: Italic.

This one changes after it arrives. The wreath is fresh-cut magnolia, not preserved and not artificial, hand-wired at the farm with a crushed velvet ribbon tied on by House of Lilac. It shows up deep green with bronze-suede leaf backs and slowly turns copper over a few weeks as it dries in place. The 24-inch size ($139) suits a standard front door; the 28-inch ($199) is meant for double doors or a wide entry. Allow up to 7 days for it to come in from the farm.

Important: the wreath is final sale and non-returnable, so measure your door first.

The Original Lake Como Scarf by The Clearly Collective, $185

A 38 Γ— 38-inch square of 100% silk printed with a sun-washed lakeside town in terracotta and soft blue, finished with hand-rolled, hand-sewn edges. It sits in Italic's Como collection, and the listing points to a styling page for ways to wear it. Hand wash only, lay flat to dry. The description states that all sales are final.

Italic Tote, $149

Woman in a fleece jacket crossing a city street carrying the canvas Italic Tote over her shoulder
The Italic Tote: 380 GSM cotton canvas with two ways to carry. Image: Italic.

Italic's own new accessory is a heavy-gauge tote in 380 GSM cotton canvas, 15 Γ— 15 Γ— 8 inches, which Italic pitches for market finds, work essentials or weekend gear. The details are what make it useful: an exterior pocket for your phone, an interior zip pocket, a snap tab, a built-in key fob, and both an adjustable shoulder strap and short handles. It's machine washable on a cold, gentle cycle and returnable under Italic's standard terms.

The Como Ultraplush Bath Set, $318

Stack of Italic Ultraplush towels in Sienna Stripe next to a folded white bathrobe
Sienna Stripe towels with a crisp white robe: the Como Ultraplush Bath Set. Image: Italic.

The one new arrival from Italic's core line pairs the Ultraplush towels in the new Sienna Stripe (two washcloths, two hand towels and two bath towels, all 800 GSM Australian cotton) with the white Ultraplush bathrobe in Small, Medium or Large. The set page showed $318 against a listed $398. The robe has an oversized unisex fit, a hood with an inside hanging loop and two patch pockets.

Who should look first: anyone who liked the Como colors and wants the bathroom to match.

The new arrivals compared

PieceMakerPriceReturnable?Good for
La Piccola Gift BoxCasa Stilo$125Yes, 30 daysHostess gifts
Lido Stripe TableclothCasa Stilo$140Yes, 30 daysLong dining tables
Lido Stripe Napkins, set of 4Casa Stilo$46Yes, 30 daysEveryday color
Pembroke Safari Dinner Plates, set of 5Ro'Table$198Yes, 30 daysA statement table
Olive Grove holders + Caramel Swirl candlesRo'Table$55 + $15Yes, 30 daysCandlelit dinners
Verdigris Ripple VaseHouse of Lilac$149Yes, 30 daysLow centerpieces
Fresh Magnolia WreathHouse of Lilac$139–$199No, final saleFront doors
Lake Como ScarfThe Clearly Collective$185No, finalSilk lovers
Italic ToteItalic$149Yes, 30 daysDaily carry
Como Ultraplush Bath SetItalic$318Yes, 30 daysA matching bathroom

What to know before you order

  • Shipping: Italic ships to all 50 US states. Standard shipping is free for non-members on orders of $125 or more and $8 below that; expedited is $29. Partner brands may ship at different rates, and your estimate appears at checkout.
  • Timing: most new listings estimate up to 2 days of processing plus 2 to 3 days in transit. Made-to-order House of Lilac pieces can take up to 7 days of processing, and the wreath needs up to 7 days to arrive from the farm. For anything meant for a Thanksgiving table, order early.
  • Returns: returnable items go back within 30 days in original condition with packaging and tags. Non-members pay an $8 return fee; members return free. Choosing Italic credit as your refund adds a 15% bonus.
  • Final sale: the magnolia wreath, the Verdigris Eucalyptus Basket and Bud Vase Trio, and the Lake Como scarf are marked final sale or "all sales final." Read the Returns tab on each page.

What we like and what to watch

What we like

  • Real makers named in every title, with materials, sizes and care printed on each page.
  • Dishwasher-safe porcelain and machine-washable linens, so the "special" pieces get used.
  • A gift box priced $20 below its parts, by the maker's own math.
  • Dried arrangements that need no water or upkeep.

What to watch

  • Several decor pieces are final sale.
  • Made-to-order items add days to delivery.
  • Partner shipping can differ from Italic's own rates.
  • Natural cotton linens may shrink slightly after the first wash.

Who these new arrivals suit, and who should skip

Good fit: people hosting Thanksgiving or Friendsgiving, anyone who needs two or three thoughtful hostess gifts, and Italic towel owners who want the rest of the house to catch up. Maybe skip: shoppers who need everything to be returnable, last-minute buyers counting on next-day delivery, and anyone outside the US, since Italic ships only to the 50 states.

How to pay less

  • Free shipping at $125: the tablecloth plus the napkins ($186) clears it with room to spare.
  • Insider credit: the free account earns $1 in credit for every $10 spent; the tablecloth alone shows "Earn $14.00 in credits."
  • Bold membership: $60 a year for $120 in credits plus free shipping and returns, worth it only if you order several times a year.
  • Codes: Olivia Reviews didn't find a standing public code on italic.com. Compare current Italic offers here before you pay.

Italic new arrivals FAQ

Are the partner-brand products sold by Italic itself?

They're listed and checked out on italic.com, but the maker is named in each title, and Italic's help center says non-Italic products may ship at different rates depending on the vendor.

Will the magnolia wreath last through the holidays?

House of Lilac says the wreath is meant to dry in place, turning from green to copper over a few weeks, with no water or trimming. A few leaves may drop as it sets.

Can the Pembroke Safari plates go in the dishwasher?

Yes. Both the dinner and starter plates are listed as dishwasher and microwave safe.

What's inside the La Piccola Gift Box?

Four Lido stripe napkins, a pair of hand-painted taper candles and a pair of fluted glass candle holders, packed in a fabric-lined, ribboned box.

Final verdict

Italic's fall arrivals make a convincing case for dressing the table the way the brand already dresses the bath: striped cotton, hand-painted porcelain, low dried arrangements and candlelight in olive glass. Start with the La Piccola box or the Lido tablecloth, add the Pembroke plates if you want a statement, and keep the final-sale pieces for when you're sure of size and color. See today's Italic deals before you check out.

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Olivia Reviews researched Italic using its official website, product listings and published policies in October 2026. We haven't personally tested these products. We may earn a commission when you buy through our links, at no extra cost to you.