Game of Thrones merchandise – Westeros moves in with you
Eight seasons, 73 episodes, and a finale still being debated to this day: Game of Thrones changed television – and left behind a fandom that isn't dissolving anytime soon. Merchandise here is more than decor, it's a statement of allegiance: to a house, a queen, or at least a very firm opinion on the final season. At Elbenwald you'll find officially licensed Game of Thrones merchandise – apparel, figures, collectibles, and home accessories, from the understated pin to the ambitious decorative sword.
What makes Game of Thrones special?
The HBO series based on George R.R. Martin's novel series “A Song of Ice and Fire” (book one was published in 1996) ran from 2011 to 2019 and, with 59 Emmys, is the most-awarded drama series in Emmy history. Filming took place in Northern Ireland, Iceland, Spain, and the Croatian city of Dubrovnik, among others, which served as King's Landing. The level of detail extended right into the language: Dothraki and High Valyrian are fully developed constructed languages by linguist David J. Peterson, not made-up gibberish. That same depth is reflected in the merchandise – the sigils of Houses Stark (direwolf), Lannister (lion), Targaryen (dragon), and Baratheon (stag) form their own design universe. Since 2022, the prequel series “House of the Dragon” has expanded the saga around House Targaryen, set roughly 200 years before the events of the main series.
Frequently asked questions
What Game of Thrones products does Elbenwald carry?
The range spans apparel – T-shirts above all – to Funko figures and decorative swords to mugs, glasses, and home accessories, all officially licensed. The filters let you narrow the selection down further with ease.
How can I tell if Game of Thrones merchandise is officially licensed?
By the license notice from HBO or Warner Bros. on the product or packaging. Elbenwald carries exclusively officially licensed merchandise, from manufacturers like Funko, Dark Horse, or McFarlane Toys, among others.
What was the story behind the coffee cup in season 8?
In the feast scene of season 8, episode 4, a modern coffee cup accidentally ended up in the shot in front of Daenerys. After the flood of memes, HBO digitally removed the cup from the episode after the fact – one of the most famous props mistakes in TV history. Your own mug, on the other hand, will suit you extremely well.
Range overview
The textile entry point is the Game of Thrones T-shirts with sigils, lettering, and motifs for every house; for the colder half of the year, hoodies & sweatshirts take over. The costumes equip you for the entrance as Night's Watch or Khaleesi. Collectors find the collector-friendly entry point at the Funko figures, and the candidates for the display case and the wall at the decorative swords and replicas – what each blade can do is listed on the product page. For the table, mugs and glasses cover you, and with pins your house sigil travels along even where a costume would stand out.
What else goes well with it?
The prequel history of House Targaryen is told by House of the Dragon – same world, its own generation of dragons. Anyone who collects big fantasy sagas in general will find worthy shelf neighbors at The Lord of the Rings. And for feasts in the style of Winterfell, the drinking horns from the medieval department supply the appropriately noble vessel.
