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These days, we ascribe the word "iconic" to any and everything, but it might be time to reassess how often we elevate things to that status, when they’re really just meh . Not that we can’t call things iconic as a term of endearment, it’s just that when you think about an icon, you might think of a celebrity like Tina Turner , Beyoncé , Diana Ross —you know, true icons. You might also think of brands like McDonald's and Starbucks or products like the ever-popular Icon Juice Glass from Anthropologie .
If you’re unfamiliar, the quintessential statement drinkware is a flagship item in Anthropologie’s lineup and much like an icon does, it continues to set trends and keep up with the times. Whether you’re purchasing one for Valentine’s Day , looking to grab one for the fall or even if you’re looking for a spooktacular Halloween one , they’ve got you covered with a cutesy design you’re sure to obsess over. Iconic as they are, however, there’s always room on the block for another exceptional item to rise to the top spot, and if you happen to be a card-carrying Maxxinista, you might find the competition waiting for you at T.J. Maxx .
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Known for their consistently over-the-top home decor and fashion options, T.J. Maxx just started rolling out frighteningly cute Halloween items, and if you look close enough, you might find an eerily familiar dupe for the original icon from Anthropologie. TikTok user @designedbycarissa shared her recent T.J. Maxx finds , and the first on the list was an adorable glass jar with bright orange pumpkins dotting the exterior. The jars come in a variety of sizes and also feature a wooden bamboo lid that elevates these containers from simple glasses to elegant (yet spooky) storage containers.
While we weren't able to locate these hauntingly cute containers online, typical T.J. Maxx prices range between $6 and $12. In comparison, the Mystic Icon Juice Glasses from Anthropologie retail for $16 each, with the occasional sale here and there. If you happen to consider yourself an icon, it might be worth it to grab both the canisters and a juice glass because let’s face it—icons do it big. And what’s a bigger holiday than Halloween ?
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