The season of Swiftmas is approaching, and if you’re shopping for a Taylor Swift admirer, there are numerous gifts to choose from. From stocking stuffers to exclusive merchandise, and charming finds on Etsy, we’ve created this shopping guide to help you navigate the glittery sales.

Please note that prices listed do not include shipping, handling, or taxes. These items are merely suggestions; always check reviews, ratings, and comments before making a purchase.

Let’s Get Straight to It

A true fan will definitely want to grab the “Eras Tour Book” ($39.99), set to launch at Target on Black Friday. This 256-page book features personal insights from Taylor, behind-the-scenes photos from her monumental tour, and a look back at the two-year journey of this billion-dollar event. The physical edition will be available in stores on November 29, with online orders starting on November 30.

If you know a Swiftie who loves vinyl, the “The Tortured Poets Department: The Anthology” will also be up for grabs at Target for $59.99, along with a CD version priced at $17.99. Both editions will come packed with 35 tracks, including 31 songs from the double album and four surprise acoustic tracks yet to be announced.

Additionally, here are some other compelling books currently flying off the shelves:

• “Heartbreak is the National Anthem: How Taylor Swift Reinvented Pop Music” by Rolling Stone reporter Rob Sheffield ($27.99). With 18 years of coverage on the pop superstar, the journalist provides an in-depth look at her personality, business acumen, and record-breaking achievements. Read a review here.
• “Taylor Swift Style” by Sarah Chapelle ($20.50). From her fashion blog, Taylor Swift Styled, Sarah has created a book showcasing the singer’s first 10 eras, filled with stunning red carpet and street style photos.
• “Invisible Strings: 113 Poets Respond to the Songs of Taylor Swift,” edited by Kristie Frederick Daugherty ($26). This anthology features contributions from Pulitzer Prize-winning poets and other renowned writers, responding to Taylor’s music.
• “This Swift Beat” by YSL News ($33.70). This collector’s book captures the thrilling journey of Taylor’s Eras Tour across five continents, chronicling the epic three-hour performance that took the world by storm.

You’ve got that Swift T-shirt

This month, Taylor Swift unveiled her holiday collection featuring T-shirts from every era, including the “Tortured Poets” design, priced between $40-$45. Sweatshirts range from $65-$70, and a chic black faux leather purse retails for $75. Additionally, fans can still purchase Eras Tour merchandise on her official website.

If you’re seeking more budget-friendly options, Etsy offers custom shirts for under $15, featuring phrases like “Who’s afraid of little old me,” “A lot going on at the moment,” “Nothing good starts in a getaway car,” and “Karma is a cat.”

KC small businesses: the greatest in the league

In Kansas City, numerous small businesses are riding the wave of Taylor Swift’s popularity alongside football culture.

“We’ve been a hidden gem city,” states Jessica Palm, the vice president of the Area Development Council for Kansas City. “Now we’re stepping into our golden era.”

Here are a few shops that offer football-themed items along with products for Swift fans:

• Pink Dinosaur: Founded by Elle Steadman, this shop features shiny boots, custom tees ($30), Taylor + Travis trucker hats ($32-$44), playful sweatshirts with inside jokes ($45), friendship bracelet sunglasses ($24), and much more.
• Westside Storey: This beloved Kansas City store has seen Swift sporting vintage pieces from their collection on multiple occasions. In 2023, she famously ordered a batch of five K.C. sweatshirts. Items such as “I’m just here for Taylor” dad caps ($36), “In my red era” tees ($36), K.C. hand-heart sweatshirts ($72), and vintage finds ($60-$400) can be found here.
• EB & Co.: For a range of football-themed jewelry, look no further than this boutique. They sold out quickly after the No. 87 ring ($16) that Swift wore during the 2024 AFC championship. The shop also offers Swift-related headbands ($28), #13 hoop earrings ($22), and necklaces ($34).

Sweet dreams of makeup and soap

There are additional places where you can find Swift-themed items including friendship bracelets, soaps, and apparel:

• Sparta Candle Co.: This soap brand, a sensation on TikTok, is located in North Carolina. While Duane Swenk represents the brand, his daughter Jennifer manages the small business successfully. They sell a variety of Swift-themed soaps inspired by different eras ($14-$16), or you can purchase a bundle that includes all 11 eras for $165.
• The Little Words Project: This stylish friendship bracelet store encourages kindness. Their bracelets are modern and sleek, with custom options starting at $35.
• Fazit faux freckles: After Taylor Swift donned shimmering glitter freckles ($15.99) at the Kansas City Chiefs game against the New Orleans Saints, this product quickly became a fan favorite. CEO Aliett Buttelman shared how they succeeded in getting Swift to wear their cosmetics in just a few months.
• Morocco lipstick: According to Swift’s makeup artist Lori Turk, the singer uses NARS Cosmetics’ auburn lipstick called “Morocco” ($26). There are many other shades of red worth exploring.
• New Heights: Travis Kelce’s podcast merchandise includes apparel such as green and black caps ($36), “Alright nah” tees ($38), and sweatshirts saying “92% of the time every time” for $74.