Taylor Swift Offers Everything from Ornaments to a 'Fancy S---' Table Runner in Holiday Store

'Tis the damn season for Taylor Swift holiday merch!

On Wednesday, Nov. 13, the pop star, 34, unveiled her new holiday store which includes festive items inspired by her 11 albums, including ornaments, sweaters, socks, pajamas and crop tops.

There are a few standout items within the collection including a "Fancy S---" table runner ($45), which is inspired by her song "Tolerate It" from her 2020 album evermore, a Tortured Poets Department-inspired typewriter ornament ($25) and an "I Almost Jumped In" flannel pajama set ($75), which feature “Gold Rush” lyrics embroidered on the red and black plaid fabric.

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Swift's shop also includes a new take on her signature sweater with "Cardigan" socks ($25), a cable-knit pair with gray stars that pays homage to her 2020 album folklore.

An hour before it dropped, Taylor Nation teased the holiday collection on TikTok with a festive video featuring silver and red-bow-wrapped presents with colored ribbons cascading down.

"Meet us under the mistletoe in one hour! 😘🎁 store.taylorswift.com #TSTheHolidayCollection #TaylorSwift," they wrote.

Once the shop launched, Taylor Nation followed up the post with a new TikTok video featuring the merch, including a black leather purse wrapped in a red bow, a close-up of ornaments hanging on a Christmas tree and a ring spinning on a table.

"Happy HoliTAYS! Shop #TSTheHolidayCollection now to make every Swiftie's wish come true! Available while supplies last at store.taylorswift.com," they wrote.

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Swift has also celebrated the holidays in her music over the years.

In 2019, she dropped her holiday favorite “Christmas Tree Farm," which featured a music video with nostalgic home footage filmed by her mother and father Scott and Andrea Swift during the holidays. Her parents also appeared in the visual along with her brother Austin Swift.

The song appeared to pay homage to her time growing up on a Christmas tree farm called Pine Ridge Farm.

Back in 2007, the 14-time Grammy winner released her Christmas EPThe Taylor Swift Holiday Collection, which featured covers of “Last Christmas,” “Santa Baby,” “White Christmas” and “Silent Night,” as well as two original tracks written by Swift, titled “Christmases When You Were Mine” and “Christmas Must Be Something More.”

The Taylor Swift Holiday Collection is available here.