Our mission
To help Swifties of every era find the records, merch and gifts worth owning, with honest reviews that tell variants apart and celebrate the music behind them.
Swifty Finds is an independent, reader-supported review site and blog for Taylor Swift fans. With a long list of vinyl variants, deluxe editions and merch drops across every era, it is easy to lose track. We help you figure out what is what, what is worth it and what makes the perfect gift.
Who we write for
- Vinyl collectors trying to keep up with colour variants, bonus tracks and special editions.
- Swifties of every era, from the Fearless days to The Tortured Poets Department and beyond.
- Gift buyers looking for something a Taylor Swift fan will genuinely love.
What we cover
- Vinyl reviews: studio albums, Taylor’s Versions, variants and special editions.
- Merch reviews: apparel, accessories, books and collectibles.
- The Swifty Blog: era guides, collecting tips, gift guides and fan culture.
What we stand for
- Every era matters. Whether you joined for Fearless or for 1989 (Taylor’s Version), you belong here.
- Know what you are buying. We explain how editions and variants differ, so you can pick the one you want.
- Official and quality-checked. We favour official releases and point out what owners report about pressing, print and fabric quality.
- Fan joy, honest verdicts. We love the music, and we still tell you when a product does not live up to it.
How Swifty Finds makes money
Swifty Finds is free to read and earns money through affiliate links. As an Amazon Associate we earn from qualifying purchases. When you click a link to Amazon on this site and buy something, we may earn a small commission. The price you pay does not change. Links to Amazon are marked as sponsored. Our commissions never decide which products we recommend or how we score them, and we do not accept payment or free products in exchange for reviews. Swifty Finds is a fan site and is not affiliated with Taylor Swift or her label.
How we review
Our reviews are research-based. We combine official release information, product specifications and patterns across verified customer reviews. We do not claim hands-on testing unless an article says so explicitly. Read the details on our How we review page.