Merry Swiftmas! Taylor Swift Unveils Her Holiday Shop

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NEWARK, NEW JERSEY - SEPTEMBER 12: Taylor Swift attends the 2023 MTV Video Music Awards at Prudential Center on September 12, 2023 in Newark, New Jersey. (Photo by Noam Galai/Getty Images for MTV)

November 17, 2023

Merry Swiftmas! Taylor Swift Unveils Her Holiday Shop

Christopher Ehlers READ TIME: 20 MIN.

While Taylor Swift has already taken over pretty much everything, she may very well be on her way to dominating one more thing: Christmas.

As any self-respecting Swiftie will tell you, Swift has a special place in her heart for Christmas given that she grew up on a Christmas tree farm in Pennsylvania. Although she hasn't released a proper holiday song since 2019's "Christmas Tree Farm," her songs are filled with references to the most wonderful time of the year, such as in "Begin Again" from "Red," "Champagne Problems" and "'Tis the Damn Season" from "Evermore," the title track from "Lover," and–of course–"New Year's Day" from "Reputation."

While Swift's holiday collection is a sprawling menagerie of Swiftie delights, we're only including our favorites here, so head on over to her official merch store for the full collection. Here are some highlights, organized by album:

Taylor Swift

Self-Titled Guitar Pick Set, $35

The perfect stocking stuffer for the aspiring musicians on your list, the three guitar picks feature lyrics from her debut album.

On a Wishing Star Crewneck, $65

Emblazoned with the lyrics "the only thing that keeps me wishing on a wishing star," this crewneck is perfect for snuggling season.

Fearless (Taylor's Version)

Flannel Pajama Pants, $40

These lounge pants are fashioned after the pajamas she wears in her iconic "You Belong With Me" music video.

Fearless (Taylor's Version) Bookends, $55

A set of white horses, they're etched with two lyrics: "I'm not your princess" and "this ain't a fairytale."

Speak Now (Taylor's Version)

Long Live All the Magic We Made Picture Frame, $50

That rare merch item that also looks totally classy, this elegant picture frame feature's some of Swift's most magical and romantic lyrics from "Long Live:" "long live all the magic we made."

Speak Now (Taylor's Version) Cardigan Ornament, $20

Who said that cardigans were only for the "Folklore" era? This darling purple sweater ornament is irresistibly cute.

Red (Taylor's Version)

All Too Well Book Ornament, $25

Featuring the book from her unforgettable "All Too Well: The Short Film," this one is sure to bring all the feels to the lucky recipient.

Red (Taylor's Version) Patriarchy Keychain Ornament, $20

The perfect gift for any Swiftie who shouted "fuck the patriarchy" at the top of their lungs during the Eras tour, this could easily be used as a keychain instead of an ornament.

Taylor Swift Beanie, $30

"Red" is undeniably a fall/winter album, and this cute little beanie is the perfect embodiment of that.

1989 (Taylor's Version)

Clean Denim Jacket, $129

Complete with Warhol-like prints of Taylor's face on the back, this is one piece of merch that could certainly double as fashion.

Seagull Ornament, $20

Seagulls are a defining characteristic of "1989," so why not have one on your Christmas tree?

Reputation

There Will Be No Explanation, There Will Just Be Reputation Oversized Hoodie, $85

Leaning into the rampant rumors of late that "Reputation: Taylor's Version" is imminent, this dark and sexy hoodie implies that, no, the Easter eggs Swfities think they've uncovered are not necessarily heralding the arrival of the re-recorded "Reputation." According to this hoodie, there will be no such explanation.