Taylor Swift has launched her Summer Collection of merch for 2025 on her official website. The merchandise’s release occurs shortly after the singer’s management team’s social media account, Taylor Nation, teased the arrival of the collection.
Curious about how you can get Taylor Swift’s summer merch? Wondering about the prices of the items in Taylor Swift’s summer collection? Here are the details of Taylor Swift’s new merch drop, explored.
Taylor Swift unveils new merch as a part of summer collection 2025
Taylor Swift has launched her Summer Collection 2025 on her official website. The collection includes open-knit sweaters, T-shirts, polo shirts, poplin shirts, shorts, hats, crewneck shirts, towels, and joggers. The merch is priced between $35 to $65.
Fans can purchase the following items from Swift’s website. Some of the items reference her discography, such as the 1989 (Taylor’s Version) album and songs like “Last Great American Dynasty” and “Cowboy Like Me”:
- 1989 (Taylor’s Version) Open Knit Sweater – $65.00
- 1989 (Taylor’s Version) Seagull Boxy T-Shirt – $40.00
- Last Great American Dynasty Terry Cloth Polo – $50.00
- Last Great American Dynasty Terry Cloth Jogger – $65.00
- 1989 (Taylor’s Version) Seagull Blue Stripe Poplin Shirt – $50.00
- 1989 (Taylor’s Version) Blue Stripe Poplin Shorts – $40.00
- Taylor Swift Checker Game Towel – $65.00
- Cowboy Like Me Hat – $35.00
- Cowboy Like Me Crewneck – $65.00
- Cowboy Like Me Jogger – $65.00
- TS Crest White Oxford Shirt – $50.00
- TS Crest White Oxford Shorts – $40.00
- TS Crest Washed Navy Beach Bag – $65.00
- TS Crest Navy Hat – $35.00
The release of Taylor Swift’s Summer Collection for 2025 has ignited positive responses across social media.
“Now I’m dancing in my #TSSummer2025 collection in the sun @Taylornation13,” one fan posted on X.
Another fan wrote, “can’t wait to add to my 1989 sweater collection!!! #TSSummer2025.”
A fan shared a screenshot of the list of items they purchased and said, “and i’ll wear you all summer long #TSSummer2025.”
Originally reported by Abdul Azim Naushad on ComingSoon.
