Nothing here needs a size. A mug is a mug and a blanket fits any bed, so you are not guessing a measurement you do not have. That is why this collection outsells apparel whenever someone buys for another person.

Mugs. They get used daily rather than displayed, and the design sits at eye level while the person drinks. A Tumbler is the better choice for someone who commutes.

Yes. Homeware artwork is seen flat, whole and in the same position every time, while clothing artwork gets folded, layered and half-covered. Detail that would be lost on a cap holds up on a blanket.

Blankets, then Bedding Sets. Bedding suits repeating patterns rather than one central image, since the design spreads across several separate pieces.

Usually yes, and pairing them is the best way to remove size risk from a gift. A tee with a matching mug means the gift still lands even if the shirt size is wrong.

Hand wash them. A dishwasher combines heat, alkaline detergent and abrasion, which is the fastest way to dull a printed surface. Hand washing costs a minute and adds years.

Almost always UV rather than age. Keep wall pieces out of direct sunlight and they hold colour for a very long time; a spot by a window will fade in a fraction of the time a shaded wall would.