You’ve joined us for two exciting issues where we uncovered the trend-driven designs making waves on Etsy. Now, in our third edition, we’re turning up the heat with five fresh, carefully curated examples that show how today’s hottest trends can be mixed and matched to create bold, standout POD designs. Whether you’re here for fresh ideas or looking to level up your shop, this one’s full of creative inspo and smart, practical takeaways you won’t want to miss.
In this report, you’ll find:
Our Trend Blend formula for creating unique product ideas.
A list of trends to jump on.
One scalable design idea you can adapt across multiple niches.
Our innovative Trend Blend Formula: X+Y=Z
In each edition of Trend Blend, we use our formula to uncover unique product ideas in the POD world:
X (Trend/Aesthetic) + Y (Niche/Holiday)= Z (Trending Product)
Our approach is simple—we start by spotting trending products (Z) on Etsy, then break them down into their key components (X and Y). From there, we look at how the designer brought those elements together to make something that really connects with a wide audience.
Once you understand how that creative process works, you can use the same approach to come up with your own hit products—turning straightforward ideas into designs that truly resonate with your market.
Z: Triptych Watercolor

This bestseller showcases soft, flowing watercolor artwork presented in a serene triptych layout—three vertically aligned panels that work together to create a sense of harmony and balance. Each panel features gentle, nature-inspired imagery, such as florals, landscapes, or abstract washes, rendered in calming tones that invite peace and contemplation.
The triptych format adds a structured yet artistic feel, often associated with sacred or spiritual symbolism. Perfect for modern, faith-centered decor or apparel, this style blends contemporary minimalism with quiet reverence, making it ideal for settings or products that aim to inspire reflection, tranquility, and a connection to nature or the divine.




