Bring a little luxury into the everyday or turn thoughtful gifts into treasured keepsakes with a monogram. Many of our items can be personalized with a name or initials for an additional $6.50, except where otherwise noted. Please keep in mind that personalized items cannot be cancelled or returned, and they require an additional 3-5 business days to ship.

All of our font styles are shown below. Not all font styles are available on all items. To see font styles available for a specific item, look for the “Personalize this Item” option when ordering your purchase.

All of our thread colors are shown below. Not all thread colors are available for all items. To see thread colors available for a specific item, look for the “Personalize this Item” when ordering your purchase.

While almost anything goes when it comes to monogramming and personalization these days, there are a few standard guidelines you may find helpful.

Monograms for Singles

In the traditional 3-letter monogram, the last name initial is centered in large type, flanked by the first name initial and middle name initial in smaller type. Example: Eva Wren Smith is eSw.

A modern version of the 3-letter monogram lists the first, middle and last name initials in order in the same size type. Example: Eva Wren Smith is EWS.

The 2-letter monogram uses the last name initial and first name initial. Example: Eva Wren Smith is ES. The single-letter monogram uses the last name initial. Example: Eva Wren Smith is S.

Monograms for Couples

For a married woman's monogram (whether she keeps her maiden name or not), follow the first two rules above using her married last name initial and her maiden name initial in place of her middle name. Example: Eva Smith Fitzgerald is eFs or ESF.

For a married couple's joint monogram, the traditional 3-letter monogram has the married last name initial centered in large type, flanked by the couple's first name initials on either side. (This order also applies in cases where the wife hyphenates her last name or if the type is all the same size.) Example: Charles Fitzgerald and Eva Smith Fitzgerald would be cFe or CFE.

For couples with a last name that has a prefix, such as Mc, Mac, Du & O', the same rule applies of using the first letter of the last name. Example: Tyler and Mary DuPont is tDm or TDM. A same-sex couple may choose a 2-letter monogram using the last name initials. Example: John Smith and Michael Wells is SW.

Another option for same-sex couples is a 4-letter monogram with last name initials centered in large type, flanked by the couple's first name initials. Example: Ellen Holder and Karen Simpson is eHSk.