The Taylor Swift Eras Tour Merch I'm Buying Before Seeing the Film
I have one word for you, Swifties: Etsy.
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I, like so many other Swifties, did not survive the Ticketmaster queue fiasco. So I, like so many other Swifties, did something about it. Not only did I watch hours of tour footage on TikTok and give Ticketmaster a piece of my mind via DMs, I also spent many late nights emotionally shopping for Taylor Swift Eras Tour merch… because ♫ me and karma vibe like that ♫.
Luckily, there are tons of Eras Tour–inspired items and Taylor Swift–themed gifts on the internet for those of us who didn’t get the opportunity to buy merch like T-shirts, sweatshirts, tote bags, and posters IRL at one of her shows. Below, I’ve compiled all the best options on Etsy, so you can go all out without placing several different orders. Even those who were lucky enough to see TayTay in concert will love the Swiftie clothing, accessories, and home decor on this list. Oh, and this unique merch will also make the perfect outfit for watching the Eras Tour film when it hits theaters October 11 or gifts for your fellow Swiftie bestie come December. Happy shopping!
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While it certainly was a cruel summer for those of us who didn’t secure Eras Tour tickets, this graphic sweatshirt will make fall a tad less torturous.
Think of this minimalist Taylor Swift poster as the adult version of the magazine posters you hung on your wall during your Fearless era. With multiple sizes and color options available, it works in any space.
Introducing your new grocery bag, gym bag, work bag, school bag, you name it.
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Give your car the Taylor Swift treatment with this IYKYK license plate frame that's just $20 on Etsy (and super easy to install).
What better way to show you’re ready for the next Taylor’s version album to drop than sporting these matching hats with your besties? They come in a variety of colors to coordinate with everyone’s favorite era.
If you're the type of Swiftie who drinks iced coffee and listens to August all year round, you need this Taylor Swift-themed iced coffee mug.
One of these adorable Taylor Swift keychains will earn you more compliments than you can count from fellow Swifties.
It's never too early to start thinking about holiday gifts for your friends, especially when these Taylor Swift slippers are only $20 on Etsy.
Prove your loyalty by layering one of these Taylor Swift era necklaces with your everyday jewelry, whether you're team Reputation or folklore.
This folklore-themed wine glass makes the ideal gift for the wine-loving Swiftie in your concert squad.
Hate having the same concert merch as everyone else? Grab this 90s-style Eras Tour tee instead.
This car decal makes it clear where you stand on the whole Scooter Braun debate.
Yes, you and your bestie do, in fact, need these Mirrorball-inspired necklaces for Christmas.
There's no need to pick a favorite Taylor Swift era when this Swiftie mug has them all while looking this cute.
This “All Too Well”–inspired keychain (10-minute version, obvi) proves you’re among the lucky few who attended the Eras Tour and breathed the same air as the queen herself.…I’m jealous.
I’m here to tell you that in my professional journalistic opinion, you should 100 percent have a Taylor Swift–themed birthday party as an adult. This Eras-themed party box makes it easy.
Purchasing a Taylor Swift area rug in this economy?! “It’s me, hi, I’m the problem, it’s me.” But how can I not when this Etsy shop has a Midnights-themed option for every room in the house?
If you just saw our girl in concert for the first time ever, slap this colorful Eras Tour sticker on your water bottle or laptop to commemorate the single best night of your life.
Sarah Maberry is a fashion and luxury commerce editor at Hearst Magazines, where she covers fashion, beauty and pop culture. A seasoned trend forecaster and fashion historian, she analyzes viral products and trends on a deeper level, helping readers determine what's worth buying. When she’s not writing for ELLE, Harper’s BAZAAR, Town & Country, Esquire, Cosmopolitan and other publications, she can be found roaming the Museum at FIT (her alma matter) or sewing her own couture while she binge-watches reality TV.
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