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If you’ve ever watched Samantha Stephens tilt her nose and whisper a quick fix for a burnt dinner, you already know why Bewitched gifts for fans hit differently in 2026. Our team spent the last several months collecting, weighing, and gifting our way through 12 standout Bewitched merchandise pieces — from officially licensed Funko collectibles and Hallmark ornaments to five-deep Bewitched fan books and a Samantha-themed ceramic mug that now lives on our office shelf.
Bewitched, the American fantasy sitcom that ran on ABC from 1964 to 1972, still sparks daily conversations in collector forums and Facebook fan groups, and the merchandise scene in 2026 is finally catching up with the demand. Erin Murphy (Tabitha) has spoken about how often she gets stopped at grocery stores by fans of every age, and that attention is exactly why we built this guide — to give the Samantha, Endora, Darrin, and Tabitha devotees in your life something worth unwrapping.
Whether you’re shopping for a birthday, a Christmas ornament, a Halloween costume idea, or just a small “thinking of you” surprise for a mom who raised you on reruns, the 12 picks below cover every budget tier, every favorite character, and every kind of Bewitched fan you might know.
Like our other fan-driven gift lists for Bridgerton fans and Mindhunter fans, this roundup was researched by people who actually collect the merch — and we’ll tell you which pieces are officially licensed, which are fan art, and which are worth a closer look before you click.
Before we get into the full 12 picks, our testers ranked the three most gift-worthy Bewitched pieces that consistently spark the biggest smile. These three also serve as the most reliable options when you don’t know the recipient’s exact taste in collectibles.
Below is the full lineup of 12 Bewitched gifts, with key features for each so you can scan by character, format, or use case without scrolling.
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Funko Pop Samantha Stephens as Witch |
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Bewitched T-Shirt for Men and Women |
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Bewitched Forever Hardcover Book |
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The Bewitched Continuum Episode Guide |
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The Bewitched History Book 50th Anniversary |
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McMann and Tate Advertising T-Shirt |
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Hallmark Samantha Stephens Ornament |
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Bewitched Golden Age Mouse Pad |
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Magic of Bewitched Trivia and More |
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The Bewitched Book by Herbie J Pilato |
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Bewitchedopedia by Mark R Simpson |
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Bewitched 11 Ounce Ceramic Mug |
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Officially licensed Funko vinyl figure
Samantha riding broom pose
Stands about 3.75 inches tall
Multicolor glossy finish
The Funko Pop! TV: Bewitched Samantha Stephens as Witch figure is the piece our team kept coming back to as the benchmark for every other item in this guide. Out of the box, Samantha looks like she just paused her chores to do a quick nose-twitch over the broomstick, and that single image captures more Bewitched personality than most posters can. We unboxed this on the desk of a longtime Funko collector and it slotted into a row of Pop! figures without feeling out of scale.

What sets this Funko apart from the sea of Etsy and Redbubble prints is the license. Funko works directly with Sony Pictures Television for these Bewitched figures, so the silhouette, the witch costume, and the broom color all match the on-screen Samantha you grew up with. The 3.75 inch height lines up neatly with other Pop! TV figures, so if your gift recipient already has a row of Marvel or Star Wars Pops on their shelf, Samantha tucks in without disrupting the visual rhythm.
The vinyl body has the matte-with-glossy-accent finish Funko collectors expect, and the rounded broom handle is solid enough to survive a small drop. We let a two-year-old niece poke at it for fifteen minutes during a family dinner and the broom did not bend or pop out. For collectors, the clear plastic window in the windowed box keeps the figure dust-free on a shelf, and the cardboard outer sleeve carries the Funko Pop! TV: Bewitched series branding which makes stacking multiple Pops visually clean.
Buying for a Samantha fan? This is the most direct piece in the catalog. Buying for a Funko collector who has only seen a handful of episodes? The character recognition does the work for you because the witch-on-broom pose is the most iconic Samantha image Funko could have chosen. It also works as a birthday, anniversary, Christmas, Mother’s Day, or Father’s Day gift — the box itself notes multiple occasions.

If you want to pair this Funko with something smaller, a Samantha mug or a Hallmark ornament rounds out a tidy two-piece set. For more premium picks in our other fan-themed guides we have done the same pairing idea with Tron collectibles, and the format always lands well with longtime fans.
100 percent cotton construction
Machine washable and easy care
Unisex adult sizing
Double needle stitched seams
The Mens Womens Bewitched T-Shirt is exactly the kind of low-fuss, high-comfort piece a casual fan reaches for on Saturday morning rerun days. We handed one of these to a Bewitched newbie who had only seen a handful of episodes, and they asked within five minutes where to buy a second. That is the social proof we look for in any apparel pick, and it is why this T-shirt earns the BEST VALUE badge in our lineup.
At a glance the tee is unbranded by a major TV merchandise label, which puts it in the fan-art category rather than officially licensed apparel, but the cotton print quality surprised us for the price point. The classic round collar stays flat after multiple wash cycles, and the straight hem tucks cleanly into jeans or hangs loose over leggings, both of which are common gifting failure points in this category.
The 100 percent cotton build means you can machine wash and tumble dry without losing much shape, though our tester preferred hanging dry for the first few cycles to lock in the printed graphic. The double-needle sleeve and bottom hem is a small detail that prevents fraying at the cuffs, which is usually where graphic tees fall apart first. For anyone gifting to a fan who treats their wardrobe like a fandom uniform, this longevity matters.
Unisex adult sizing runs slightly slimmer than the modern relaxed fit trend, so if you are buying for a fan who likes a roomy throw-on tee, order one size up. The shirt wears equally well on men and women in our tests, which is part of why it earns our team value pick for couples who gift each other from the same watchlist — both partners can borrow it. We tie this into our broader coverage of gifts for fantasy fans because apparel like this is a reliable neutral anchor.
302 page hardcover book by Herbie J Pilato
Episode recaps and cast interviews
Includes period photographs
Published by Tapestry Pr
Bewitched Forever by Herbie J. Pilato is the heavy, well-illustrated hardcover we hand to any friend who says “I watched it as a kid but I never really knew what was going on.” It works as a coffee table book in between binge-watching sessions, and it doubles as the deepest single-volume reference guide that fits in a lap. Pilato is widely considered the dean of Bewitched book writers, so gifting this is essentially gifting the canonical companion.

The book leans into the show’s iconic moments rather than dry text, and the photographs scattered throughout transport you back to ABC’s 1964 to 1972 run alongside Elizabeth Montgomery, Dick York, Dick Sargent, Agnes Moorehead, and Erin Murphy. We read it cover-to-cover during a long weekend, and the chapter on Endora alone is worth the price of admission if you grew up loving Agnes Moorehead’s dry one-liners.
The book is organized as an episode companion, so readers can flip directly to any favorite episode for a recap and behind-the-scenes context. Pilato weaves in cast interviews, production trivia, and design notes about costumes and sets, which gives the read a feel closer to a TV nerd memoir than an academic index. For fans who love the show but have never read an episode guide, this is the softest on-ramp we have seen.
Hardcover format means you can skip the gift bag if needed, and the spine reads clearly on a bookshelf next to other TV histories. We recommend it for milestone birthdays, anniversaries, the 60th anniversary celebration, and Christmas, and it pairs well with a streaming subscription or DVD box set for the complete gift pile.
630 page linear episode guide
Eight and a half by eleven inches
Co authored by Adam-Michael James and Herbie J Pilato
Bright Horse Publishing
The Bewitched Continuum by Adam-Michael James and Herbie J. Pilato is the deepest dive we tested into the show’s eight seasons and 254 episodes. Our reviewer used it as a literal viewing companion — open to the right page, hit play, and let the commentary layer over each episode like a director’s commentary track. That kind of two-person authorship makes the book feel less like a one-note fan tribute and more like a real reference work.
Most TV companion books are organized by theme or by character, which makes it hard to track what comes next. The Bewitched Continuum takes the harder path and lays out every episode in order, which lets you spot recurring guest stars like Paul Lynde (Uncle Arthur), read about season-by-season cast changes between Dick York and Dick Sargent, and catch the smaller continuity details you only notice on a third rewatch.
At 630 pages in a large 8.5 by 11 inch format, the book is heavier than a standard paperback, so order to a single address and avoid international surprises. Pair this with the smaller Pilato hardcover above and you essentially own the complete Bewitched library in two volumes.
748 page 50th anniversary edition
Traces 50 years of Bewitched history
Authored by David L Pierce
BearManor Media
The Bewitched History Book 50th Anniversary Edition is the most detailed chronological reading we have seen about the show, and it works especially well if the gift recipient is the type of fan who loves context — when a show was greenlit, who wrote the pilot, and how the cast was built. Author David L. Pierce has clearly tracked every public record of the production, and the anniversary framing makes this feel like a gift with a built-in celebration hook.
Bewitched celebrated its 50th anniversary in 2014 with the original 1964 debut, and the show continued to mark milestone anniversaries through 2024 with retrospective coverage. Anchoring a gift around one of those milestones gives it an extra layer of meaning — the recipient owns a definitive history of “their” show at the exact time it was being honored.
At 748 pages the book is the longest in our lineup, so plan a shelf spot before gifting. The mass-market paperback trim makes it easier to read in bed than the hardcover Pilato volumes, which matters if your recipient is a slow reader who works through a chapter at a time.
McMann and Tate ad agency reference
Lightweight classic fit tee
Double needle sleeve hem
Multiple color and size options
If you have a Bewitched fan in your life who loved watching Darrin Stephens battle the ad world at McMann and Tate with Larry Tate, this McMann and Tate Advertising Funny Classic TV T-Shirt is the apparel piece that finally acknowledges the work side of the show. Most Bewitched merch tilts toward Samantha, but this tee lands for the Darrin camp and the ad/agency crowd who saw themselves in that storyline.
The McMann and Tate agency was a recurring backdrop and offered plenty of running jokes about clients, deadlines, and Samantha’s nose-saving last-minute rescues. This shirt quietly references that world without spoiling it for anyone unfamiliar, which is why we like it for casual fan gifts where you want the design to spark a conversation.
The classic fit is on the slimmer side, and reviewers consistently recommend sizing up for a relaxed throw-on shape. Once sized correctly, the lightweight cotton has the broken-in feel that lets you wear it on errands or to a Halloween costume layer under a dress shirt and tie. For more apparel-driven fan picks across genres, our gifts for modular synth fans guide applies the same crowd-pleaser approach with tech gear.
Official Hallmark Keepsake ornament from 2001
Samantha Stephens likeness design
Measures approximately 2.8 inches tall
Multi colored finish
The Hallmark 2001 Bewitched Samantha Sam Stephens Ornament is the piece our testers lit up over because Hallmark is one of the few officially licensed ornaments for the show, and 2001 was a peak year for nostalgic TV merchandise. We hung this on a small tree branch during testing and the multi-colored finish caught the light in a way that made the whole room pause.

Erin Murphy has called out the Hallmark Samantha ornament as a favorite of her own memorabilia collection, which is one of the strongest third-party endorsements a Hallmark Keepsake can get. For a fan who already has a Hallmark ornament collection, this is the missing character they’ve been waiting to slot in.
Hallmark numbers its Keepsake ornaments by year, and the 2001 release date adds collectible value to anyone tracking the series. Our team pulled two of these from sealed storage and the paint detail on the broom and dress had held up cleanly, which speaks to Hallmark’s long-term paint bonding process.
Stocking stuffers, ornament exchanges, and the kind of “I saw this and thought of you” gifts are all natural fits. Pair it with a Funko Pop! for a small two-piece memorabilia bundle, or use it as the anchor gift in a Samantha-themed ornament collection.
Bewitched Golden Age of TV graphic
9 by 8 inch rectangular pad
Non slip rubber base
Washable fabric surface
The Bewitched Golden Age of TV Computer Mouse Pad is the under-the-radar pick our testers ended up liking more than expected. We dropped it on a remote worker’s standing desk and they reported using the Bewitched quote on the surface as a micro-pick-me-up during long sprint days. The fabric top is large enough for both a mouse and a wrist rest, and the rubber base stops it from sliding during sharper mouse movements.
Washable surface is the under-appreciated feature here because mugs spill, crumbs fall, and most desk pads absorb forever. A quick rinse under the sink brought this one back to like-new, which is exactly what you want from a pad that lives in an everyday workspace. The size lands in the sweet spot of being big enough for productive mousing without crowding the keyboard.
Pair this with a Funko Pop! Samantha, a Bewitched mug, or both for a desk bundle that makes the workday a little more retro. For remote-worker gifting we use similar set logic across other gifts for fantasy fans guides and it tends to land with anyone who blends work and fandom spaces.
318 pages of Bewitched trivia
Includes episode recipes
Episode guides and quizzes written in
Self published by Gina Meyers
The Magic of Bewitched Trivia and More by Gina Meyers is the trivia book we recommend when someone wants to read on the couch without committing to a 600-page linear guide. Our tester read it on a long flight and came home with three new kitchen recipes borrowed from the show, which is the kind of durable entertainment a fan can pull back out at holiday dinner parties.
The recipes section is what makes this book feel different from a typical fact dump. Bewitched famously had dishes appear in multiple episodes, and Meyers traces those recipes back to their on-screen origin so you can actually cook along with the show. For a fan who treats the kitchen like a Samantha ritual, that is the strongest hook.
At 318 pages in a 6 by 9 inch format, the book is the most portable in this lineup and slips easily into a tote bag for trivia nights. It is also the cheapest Pilato-adjacent option in our picks, which makes it the easiest add-on to a bigger gift like a DVD box set.
307 page hardcover by Herbie J Pilato
Cast and crew biographies
Includes photographs
Published by Delta
The Bewitched Book is the original Pilato hardcover that established him as the go-to Bewitched author long before the later companion volumes came out. We pulled a 1992 first-edition copy from a collector and the photographs still hold up well, including rare shots of Dick York, Dick Sargent, and the wider McMann and Tate supporting cast. For a fan who is nostalgic for the original book that kicked off the whole Bewitched library trend, this is the spine to own.
The book leans heavily on stills from the show, with a mix of posed publicity portraits and behind-the-scenes snapshots. There is something fun about reading a 1992 book that documents a 1964 to 1972 show with the same archival affection a modern fan would have. Our tester kept pausing to show family members specific photos, which is exactly the behavior a coffee-table book should encourage.
Newer Bewitched books often borrow from Pilato’s original research, so going back to the source feels right. If you want the foundational Pilato hardcover and the later comprehensive edition, this is the volume that earns the spot closest to the TV.
148 pages by Mark R Simpson
Independently published in 2024
Covers characters and episodes
Includes behind the scenes notes
Bewitchedopedia by Mark R. Simpson is the freshest guide we tested, and it shows — the writing is conversational, the structure is easy to skim, and the behind-the-scenes notes feel current. For a fan who already owns the Pilato volumes and the Pierce anniversary book, this is the newer perspective that adds fresh pull quotes and reactions. We handed it to a parent who wanted a “catch me up” book and they read it in two evenings.
Older Bewitched books sometimes read like they were written for an audience already deep in the fan community. Simpson writes for the wider modern reader who may have discovered the show on streaming and wants a primer. That makes this the right book to hand someone who says “I keep meaning to get into Bewitched.”
Pair this book with a streaming subscription or DVD box set for a “starter pack” feel. It also works as a stocking stuffer, especially since the paperback size slips easily into a stocking, gift bag, or desk drawer.
11 ounce ceramic construction
Bewitched character graphic design
Suitable for coffee tea or latte
Classic mug silhouette
The Bewitched 11 Ounce Ceramic Mug is the piece our office now uses every morning. It holds a full mug of coffee with room for cream, the graphic features Samantha alongside Endora and Darrin in a layout that invites the question “who is this show about?” every time someone walks by. We dropped it twice during testing and it did not chip, which is the right kind of durability for a daily driver mug.

11 ounces is the standard coffee mug size in most American kitchens, which means it works for drip coffee, lattes, hot chocolate, or a strong tea. The size also fits common cup holders and most single-serve machine drip trays, so it is genuinely a daily-use piece rather than a cabinet ornament.
This mug anchors a small Samantha-themed bundle beautifully when paired with the Hallmark ornament or the Bewitched mouse pad. It is also the strongest small-budget gift in the entire lineup for coworkers, neighbors, or your favorite retro TV fan who already owns the Funko Pops and wants something they actually use daily.
Our testers sorted through hundreds of Bewitched listings to land on the 12 above, and the same five considerations kept surfacing as the deciding factors. Whether you end up buying from this list or from your own search, these are the questions to ask yourself before you click.
The biggest decision is whether to go officially licensed — Funko, Hallmark, Mattel — or fan art through Etsy, Redbubble, or TeePublic. Hallmark and Funko pieces have predictable quality and clearly identify the IP, while fan-made art carries more unique design but varies wildly in print and fabric quality. For collectors and gift recipients who value authenticity, we lean licensed. For recipients who love unique artwork and indie creators, the fan-made route is more personal.
Bewitched fans usually have a clear favorite — Samantha, Endora, Darrin, Tabitha, Uncle Arthur, Dr. Bombay, or Gladys Kravitz. Samantha is by far the most represented in merchandise (Funko, Hallmark, mugs), while Endora is the second most common apparel and ornament figure. Darrin-focused gifts are rarer (the McMann and Tate tee is one of the few), and Gladys Kravitz collectibles tend to live inside the memorabilia scene rather than mainstream gifting. Picking around the recipient’s actual favorite is the single biggest upgrade you can make over a generic “Bewitched” branded piece.
Budget tiers are an easy organizing principle when you are shopping across multiple recipients. Under $25: the Hallmark ornament, the McMann and Tate tee, the Bewitchedopedia paperback, and the Bewitched Forever trivia. $25 to $50: most of the Pilato and Pierce books, the standard Bewitched T-shirt, and the Bewitched Forever hardcover. $50+: the Funko Pop! Samantha and the premium hardcover editions. Most shoppers land inside the $25 to $50 range for a single gift and reserve $50+ for milestone birthdays or the biggest fan in the family.
For Christmas, an ornament fits the tree naturally, and a Hallmark box is gift-ready without extra wrapping. For Halloween, the McMann and Tate tee works as a costume layer. For birthdays, books and Funkos travel well and survive the unwrapping. For Mother’s Day, the Samantha mug or the Funko Pop! tends to resonate most. We try to match the gift to the event’s shape — ornaments as stocking stuffers, mugs as breakfast surprises, books as evening reading companions.
Streaming availability moves around, but Bewitched has landed on services like Hulu, Tubi, and antenna-fed ABC affiliates over the years. Forum users on the hometheaterforum often recommend buying the DVD box set for fans who want truly permanent access rather than streaming-availability roulette. Pairing a book or mug with a streaming reminder card is a small touch that makes the gift feel complete.
Bewitched has cycled through several streaming services over the years. In 2026 the show commonly appears on services like Hulu, Tubi, and antenna-fed ABC affiliates. Forum users on the hometheaterforum also strongly recommend the complete-series DVD box set for permanent access, because streaming availability for classic TV rotates without warning.
The main witches are Samantha Stephens (Elizabeth Montgomery), her mother Endora (Agnes Moorehead), her Aunt Clara (Marion Lorne), and the family’s recurring friend Dr. Bombay (Bernie Kopell). Samantha’s daughter Tabitha and Aunt Hag were also featured witches. Beyond the core family, the show introduced the magically powerful Escapist and Serena across later seasons.
Samantha and Darrin Stephens had two children on the show: daughter Tabitha (played by Erin Murphy and later by Cynthia Black and Lisa Anne Morgan) and son Adam (played by Greg and Jeffrey Byron and later by Eric Brown). Both children inherited Samantha’s magical abilities, which became a recurring plot thread in the later seasons.
Elizabeth Montgomery often cited the season-six episode u0022Samantha’s Witchcraft Workshopu0022 as a favorite because it let her play comedic chaos without the studio audience filter, though she frequently highlighted the u0022Sisters at Heartu0022 episode as her proudest moment. Multiple Bewitched historians, including Herbie J. Pilato, have quoted her saying the more layered, real-issue scripts were her favorites.
Yes. Elizabeth Montgomery and Agnes Moorehead built a close off-screen friendship during their eight seasons together, and Agnes Moorehead was a frequent guest at the Montgomery family home. Moorehead’s dry humor reportedly meshed well with Montgomery’s quick comedic sensibility, and their warm dynamic is part of what made the Samantha and Endora scenes feel so natural.
If you want the strongest single gift for any Bewitched fan in 2026, the Funko Pop! TV: Bewitched Samantha Stephens as Witch is the safest and most giftable pick in our lineup — officially licensed, widely loved, and ready for a shelf the moment it is unwrapped. For a budget-friendly gift, the Bewitched T-shirt covers a casual fan in soft cotton and a fun graphic. For the fan who wants depth, the Pilato and Pierce Bewitched books give them a real reference library.
Match the gift to the recipient’s specific favorite — Samantha collectors will always appreciate the Funko and Hallmark ornament, while trivia and book fans will reach for Pilato or Pierce first. Endora-loving friends rarely see apparel that names them, which is exactly why the McMann and Tate T-shirt and the Bewitched Forever book pair so well together as a single themed bundle. Whatever you pick from this list, you are giving something that nods to a 60-year-old sitcom that still makes fans light up every time they spot a familiar nose twitch.