Dollar General Just Dropped a Line of Dolly Parton Houseware Items, and Fans Say It's Giving Them Flashbacks of the '90s

Dollar General just announced a major collaboration with Dolly Parton , and if the two names went any better together, an official “Dolly General” rebranding may as well be in order. According to the official announcement released on July 9, the Tennessee-based company is set to debut a multi-category kitchen and housewares collection from the Queen of Nashville herself.

Dolly’s collection, inspired by her rural upbringing in the Smoky Mountains, is a nod to her legacy as well as key moments from her early life. Geared towards the true fans who are out there workin’ "9 to 5" and the ones who still have plenty of “Rockin’ Years” ahead of them, this collection of kitchen and tableware items is sure to add a spark of Dolly’s iconic style to any space.

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“Our shared humble beginnings make this a special program for Dollar General,” Emily Taylor, executive vice president and chief merchandising officer at Dollar General, shared in the press release. “We are thrilled to bring this exclusive collection, curated by one of the most iconic stars in country music, to DG customers.”

For those interested, the collection is set to be available at approximately 20,000 Dollar General locations across 48 US states beginning mid-July. Customers can expect to find 50 affordably priced items in the collection—priced from $1 to $10—with most items priced $5 or less. To locate the closest Dollar General to your vicinity, customers are encouraged to visit the Dollar General website or myDG app for the most accurate results.

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Take a peek at the full collection here , and see if you can spot your future cast iron pan, coffee mug, decorative picture frame, embossed mason jar or ceramic pie plate today. Fans online have already labeled the collection as screaming “90’s country apple kitchen,” and the most “redneck thing” they've “ever seen,” so you can only imagine the oodles of country charm just oozing out of the collection.

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