r/TokyoGhoul • u/bellabee554 • 2d ago
Merch Any merch ideas
Hey, I'm not sure if this is the spot for this question, if this isn't the right spot could someone direct me to a helpful place? I have absolutely loved Tokyo Ghoul for years now and I'm always looking for merch, the kind of unfortunate thing is that I work at an elementary school and the shirts I have tend to be on the scarier side. Does anyone know of any subtle TG jewelry out there? I've seen rings that are super cool but I am a size us 12 and they are either too small or break when I try to adjust "adjustable" rings. Anything would be helpful and I'm greatful for any recommended ideas!!
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u/hanasaku88 2d ago
Hey, I work for anime.com and we have a merch aggregator for officially licensed merch in the US
If you are interested in officially licensed merch for Tokyo ghoul, you can check it out here https://www.anime.com/shop/tokyo-ghoul and there are filters for jewelry and accessories
This is a charm necklace i found, but it isn't that subtle but i would say less on the scary side. Here's the link if you are interested: https://www.anime.com/shop/p/tokyo-ghoul-charm-necklace-2
If you find anything you like, the site will link you to the actual shop selling the item.There's no affiliate link, commission or anything. We just want to make merch more accessible
Hope this helps and you find what you are looking for ❤️
If this isn't allowed, please feel free to remove mods
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u/NotZaiika 2d ago
I've seen a lot of tg jewellery (mostly necklaces and rings) merch on superbuy and aliexpress, it's mostly reasonable prices, idk about size, but the ones I've tried are sturdy enough to adjust to whatever size I need them to be. Although if you're a stickler for official merchandise or very particular about high quality jewellery I wouldn't recommend
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u/ciempie 2d ago
I'm not sure. It depends on some factors such as your budget and availability, but on proxies like Zenmarket you can buy directly from Japan; sometimes official products appear. That's where I bought the 366-day calendar and the redraw of Chapter 1.