Last updated: September 2026 — curated by LUCKI DECO, custom bedding and blanket specialists shipping across the UK and Europe.
Short answer: The Taylor Swift range has 29 fan-made designs, 15 throw blankets and 14 duvet cover sets, and the easiest way to choose is by era, because each era has its own palette: lavender Lover, deep-purple Speak Now, burgundy-and-gold Red, neon 1989 and navy Midnights. Throws are polyester flannel fleece in sizes from 100×130cm to 200×230cm at £29.99 to £59.99. Duvet sets come with two pillowcases in Single (135×200cm or 140×200cm), Double, King and Super King, priced £36.99 to £59.99. Everything is printed to order in 4K dye sublimation, quality-checked and dispatched within 3–5 business days, with delivery across the UK and the EU. These are independent fan designs inspired by the albums; they are not official merchandise and are not affiliated with or endorsed by Taylor Swift or her label.
Every Taylor Swift album has its own colour. Lover is lilac and cotton-candy pink, Speak Now is deep violet, Red is burgundy and gold, 1989 is neon and Polaroid blue, Midnights is navy and starlight. Fans think in eras, and eras are really palettes — which makes this one of the easiest ranges we print to match to a room, because the design decision and the decorating decision are the same decision.
This guide groups the 29 designs we print by era palette rather than by subject, and explains which suits which room.
The Era Palettes
Lover and the Eras Tour — lilac, pink, pale gold
The softest group and the largest. Butterflies, ornate frames, pastel cloud backgrounds, and the Eras Tour collages that pull every album together. The lilac Eras design and the Polaroid-collage piece are the two most popular things we print in this range. Best in a light room — cream, white or pale pink walls — where the artwork sits in the room rather than fighting it.
Speak Now — deep purple
Richer and more theatrical. Flowing gowns, handwritten script, purple on purple. This is the group to choose for a room that already has a strong colour, because it commits rather than compromises. It also happens to be the most “grown up” of the era palettes.
Red — burgundy, gold and cream
The scrapbook and vinyl-record designs. Autumn tones, layered paper textures, handwritten annotations, the number 13. These are the most tactile-looking pieces we print — they read as a collage of physical objects rather than as a photograph — and they are the natural choice for a room with wooden furniture or warm neutrals.
1989 — neon, city blue, Polaroid white
New York skylines, neon signage, world tour typography, stage pyrotechnics. High energy and high contrast. These need a darker or plainer room to work; against busy walls they compete rather than sit.
Midnights — navy, starlight, music notation
Deep blue backgrounds with music staves, clock faces and stars. The most restrained group and the easiest to live with long term. If you are buying for someone whose taste might outlast the current era, this is the safest palette in the range.
Bejeweled and neon collage — everything at once
Saturated multicolour, neon outlines, disco textures. The loudest pieces we print, and genuinely fun in the right room. Best as a throw rather than a full bed set unless the room can carry it.
Buying for a Fan You Do Not Know Well
Two questions settle it. First, which album did they discover her through? That is almost always the era they feel most strongly about, and it is usually not the current one. Second, what colour is the room?
If you cannot answer either, the Eras Tour collage designs are the reliable choice. They include every era rather than betting on one, and the lilac and Polaroid versions are soft enough to work in most rooms. The Midnights navy pieces are the second-safest for the same reason.
The designs to avoid as a blind gift are the neon and Bejeweled pieces. They are excellent for someone who has asked for them and overwhelming for someone who has not.
Throw Blanket vs Duvet Cover Set
| Throw Blanket | Duvet Cover Set | |
|---|---|---|
| Best for | Sofa, bed topper, dorm room | The whole bed |
| What you get | One printed fleece throw | Duvet cover plus two pillowcases |
| Sizes | 100×130cm to 200×230cm | UK Single to Super King |
| Range | 15 designs | 14 designs |
| Price from | £36.99 | £36.99 |
Throws are the more common purchase here, partly because a lot of these go to students and partly because eras change. A throw can move rooms; a duvet set is a decision about a room.
Bed Sizes
Duvet covers are cut to British and continental European sizes: Single 135×200cm, Single 140×200cm, Double 200×200cm, King 220×240cm and Super King 260×220cm — five sizes in total, so check which Single matches your inner. Throws run 100×130cm through 200×230cm.
Worth checking carefully with this range in particular, because most of what is sold online comes from US sellers working to US sizing. A US Full is around 10cm narrower than a European double and will pull awkwardly across a European inner. Compare centimetres, not size names.
Print Quality — Collage Is the Hard Case
Most of these designs are collages: layered photographs, paper textures, handwritten script, neon outlines, all in the same composition. That is the most demanding thing you can ask a fabric printer to do, because every element has a different tonal range and any loss of resolution shows up first in the small text and thin lines.
We print with 4K sublimation onto 260 GSM microfibre. The dye bonds inside the polyester fibre rather than sitting on top of it, so fine detail and small lettering stay legible, and the fabric keeps its softness instead of developing a stiff printed area. Nothing cracks or peels, and the print survives washing at 30°C.
Nothing here is held in stock. Production starts as soon as your order is placed, each piece is quality-checked before it is packed, and dispatch follows in around three business days.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this official tour merchandise or fan art?
Fan art. Every design is original artwork made by fans, printed to order by LUCKI DECO. It is independent work, not official merchandise, and it is not produced under licence from or in association with Taylor Swift, Taylor Nation or her record labels.
Which eras do the designs cover?
Lover, Speak Now, Red, 1989, Midnights and the Eras Tour, plus multi-era collage designs. The Eras Tour and Lover palettes account for the largest share of the range.
Which design should I buy as a gift?
An Eras Tour collage in lilac or Polaroid style is the safest choice — it covers every era rather than betting on one, and the palette is soft enough for most rooms. Midnights navy is the next safest.
What size duvet cover do I need?
Match the existing duvet inner. There are five sizes: Single 135×200cm, Single 140×200cm, Double 200×200cm, King 220×240cm and Super King 260×220cm.
How long does delivery take?
Because every item is made for your order rather than picked off a shelf, there is a short production window. Printing starts as soon as the order comes in, each piece is quality-checked before packing, and dispatch follows in around three business days. Standard delivery to the UK, Germany, France, Spain and Italy is roughly ten business days from order.
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Quick Answers
Which Taylor Swift era designs are available?
29 designs across throws and duvet sets covering Lover, Speak Now, Red, 1989, Midnights and Eras Tour palettes, printed in 4K sublimation on 260 GSM microfibre.
What sizes can I choose?
Throws come in 100x130cm through 200x230cm; duvet cover sets run from Single to Super King. US size names do not match European duvet inners.
Is this official tour merchandise?
No – these are independent fan art designs printed to order, not official merchandise and not produced under licence from or in association with Taylor Swift or her labels.