In short
The Demon Slayer home range brings together six families: mugs and tumblers from €29.90 to €79.90, water bottles from €17.90 to €39.90, in plastic or stainless steel, aprons from €12.90 to €14.90 in two sizes, towels from €9.90 to €59.90, from the hand towel to the 140 x 180 cm beach towel, coasters from €9.90 to €27.90 and folding laundry baskets from €19.90 to €24.90. Almost everything starts under €30.
Contents
The Demon Slayer home range is the least conspicuous in the catalogue. It equips the kitchen, the bathroom and storage rather than dressing a person.
More than a hundred and thirty products are shared among six families. Prices stay low, and almost everything starts under €30.
This guide gives you the capacities, dimensions and prices of each family, and what you need to check before ordering.
The six families in the section
| Family | Price | Detail |
|---|---|---|
| Mug and tumbler | €29.90 to €79.90 | ceramic, heat-changing or travel tumbler |
| Water bottle | €17.90 to €39.90 | plastic in 650 or 800 ml, or 500 ml stainless steel |
| Apron | €12.90 to €14.90 | 45 x 52 or 60 x 70 cm |
| Towel | €9.90 to €59.90 | hand towel to 140 x 180 cm beach towel |
| Coaster | €9.90 to €27.90 | wood, cork or ceramic with cork back |
| Laundry basket | €19.90 to €24.90 | folding, two sizes |
Prices stay grouped. Five families out of six start under €20, which makes it one of the most affordable ranges in the catalogue.
The uses are very different. The mug is held in the hand, the towel is put away, the laundry basket folds up, and none compares with the others.
Capacity and dimensions take priority over the design. A 650 ml bottle does not replace an 800 ml one, and a 50 x 100 cm beach towel is not really a beach towel.
You can browse the range from the shop’s mugs section, and the guides and tips page brings together the other ranges.
Five families under €20
Only the mugs start higher. It is one of the most accessible ranges in the catalogue.
Mugs and tumblers
Four styles share the Demon Slayer mugs. The printed mug, the sculpted mug, the heat-changing mug and the travel tumbler.
The heat-changing mug plays on warmth. The black mug whose image appears when hot at €39.90 stays plain when cold and reveals its illustration on contact with a hot drink.
The sculpted mug abandons the cylinder. The head-shaped mug in glazed ceramic at €34.90 is the character itself, spiky hair included.
The travel tumbler is for outdoors: €44.90 with a carry strap, €49.90 for the 32-ounce model whose straw imitates a sword and whose lid imitates a tsuba, €79.90 for the 710 ml one with a charm, in eleven designs.
The 32-ounce figure deserves a conversion. That is just over 940 millilitres, almost a litre in a single tumbler.
Avoid the dishwasher with these pieces. Heat-changing decoration and sculpted glazes do not cope well with repeated hot cycles.
Heat-changing
Black when cold, illustrated on contact with a hot drink.
Sculpted
The mug takes the shape of the character’s head, in glazed ceramic.
32-ounce tumbler
Just over 940 ml, with a lid shaped like a sword guard and a blade-shaped straw.
Check the capacity before the design. An ordinary mug holds 300 to 350 ml, a travel tumbler three times as much, and the use has nothing in common.
Glazed ceramic weighs more than an ordinary mug. A sculpted head-shaped mug is held with two hands rather than by the handle, which changes your habits.
The travel tumbler really closes. A screw-on or clip-on lid depending on the model, which sets it apart from an open mug and allows it to be carried in a bag.
Three hundred millilitres or a thousand
A Demon Slayer mug and a travel tumbler are not for the same use. Read the capacity first.
The heat-changing mug comes in eight designs, filed with the rest of the mugs and tumblers collection.
Heat-changing mug, eight designs
Black when cold, on contact with a coffee it reveals Tanjiro, Rengoku, Zenitsu or Nezuko, depending on the design chosen.
View the product · €44.90Water bottles
Three formats share the family: 650 ml at €19.90, 800 ml at €17.90, and 500 ml in stainless steel at €39.90.
The largest of the plastic bottles costs less. The difference comes down to the model, and the 800 ml format is the one with the built-in straw and the flip-top cap.
The 800 ml bottle with all nine Hashira adds a carry strap and comes in four colourways on the same design.
Plastic dominates the family. Light and unbreakable, it is best kept for cold drinks, and eight stainless steel bottles complete the shop’s water bottle collection.
The built-in straw changes the use. It lets you drink without unscrewing, which matters in a sports bag or on a desk.
The colourways repeat from one product to another. Black and white, blue and red, blue and green, pink and blue, on almost every bottle in the range.
Eight hundred millilitres for €17.90
The large bottle costs less than the small one. It is the model with the built-in straw that carries the format.
The flip-top cap prevents leaks. It locks in one movement: check it if the Demon Slayer bottle is to travel in a school bag. Our guide to backpacks and luggage presents the lunch bags that go with it.
Cleaning the straw requires a straw brush. Without one, the inside of the tube stays out of reach, and it is the part that gets dirty fastest.
Four designs occupy the 800 ml format. Kanao, Nezuko, Kokushibo and all nine Hashira together, each in the same four colourways, which brings this single format to sixteen combinations.
The nine gathered on this bottle are presented on our page about the Hashira of the Demon Slayer Corps, and our ranking of the series’ Hashira sets them against each other.
Hashira straw bottle
Plastic, built-in straw, flip-top cap and carry strap, the nine Hashira printed, in four colourways.
View the product · €29.90Aprons
The apron has the lowest price in the kitchen range, €12.90 in the small format and €14.90 in the large.
Two Demon Slayer apron sizes cover the two uses. Forty-five by fifty-two centimetres for a child or a quick bake, sixty by seventy for an adult.
The design is most often treated as line art. The character drawn in clear line on a plain background in their colour, which gives a readable design without clutter.
The backgrounds follow the palettes. Blue for Tomioka and Inosuke, pink for Nezuko and Mitsuri, gold for Gyomei, light blue for Muichiro.
Sixteen products make up the shop’s aprons section, with the Hashira in the lead.
It is the cheapest gift in the Demon Slayer home range, and one of the most used day to day.
The ties knot at the back. Long enough for most builds on the large format, tighter on the small.
Two sizes, two audiences
The 45 x 52 cm suits a child, the 60 x 70 cm an adult. The price difference is two euros.
Thirteen characters share the same treatment. Tanjiro, Nezuko, Zenitsu, Inosuke and nine Hashira, each on their own colour background, at the same price and in the same two formats of the Demon Slayer home range.
Towels
Demon Slayer towels have the widest price span in the range. From the hand towel at €9.90 to the 140 x 180 cm beach towel at €59.90.
The hand towel hangs up. A sewn-on loop, a small format, fifteen designs to choose from, for a kitchen or a bathroom.
The beach towel comes in six sizes. Fifty by a hundred, seventy by a hundred and forty, eighty by a hundred and sixty, and up to a hundred and forty by a hundred and eighty.
Choose the format according to use. A 70 x 140 cm is enough to dry yourself, a 140 x 180 cm serves as a beach towel for two people.
The demons have their towels too, Akaza and Doma in portrait, and Inosuke has three on his own, on a gold background, in kanji or in line art.
The towels section of the catalogue brings together both formats, hand towel and beach.
The price rises in steps, from €22.90 for the smallest format to €59.90 for the full beach towel.
Six towel sizes
From 50 x 100 to 140 x 180 cm. The price goes from €22.90 to €59.90 on the same design.
The material changes the use. The beach towels are in printed polyester with a smooth surface, thinner than cotton terry, and fold small enough for a bag pocket.
The design covers the whole surface. These towels are printed edge to edge, which also makes them a decorative piece once spread out.
The hand towel fits on a single listing. Fifteen designs feature on it, from the chibi to the flower to the fox mask, all at €9.90 and in the same format with a sewn-on loop.
Coasters
Three materials share the family. Wood, cork and ceramic with a cork back, from €9.90 to €27.90.
Wood and cork stay at €9.90. Fifteen portraits to choose from on some products, which lets you put together a complete set.
Ceramic goes up to €27.90. The round ceramic coaster with cork back measures 10.3 cm in diameter and arrives in a kraft cardboard sleeve.
The graphic treatment changes with the material. A medallion portrait framed with friezes on the ceramic, a simple chibi on the cork, black line art on the wood.
The cork back protects the table. It insulates from heat and prevents scratches, which a fully rigid coaster does not do.
Four products make up the coasters section, with a large number of designs per listing.
The round 10.3 cm format suits almost everything. It takes a cup, a stemmed glass or a can without overhanging the disc.
Fifteen designs per listing
A coaster at €9.90 sometimes comes in fifteen portraits. The complete set is put together on the same listing.
The set of four remains the norm. Take several designs from the same listing rather than a single coaster on its own.
Two listings offer fifteen designs each. The cork model lines up fifteen different chibis, the wooden one fifteen portraits of Sanemi, which lets you put together a complete set without leaving the same product.
The ceramic model is the most refined in the coasters section, and its sleeve serves as packaging.
Ceramic coaster with cork back
A 10.3 cm disc, medallion portrait framed with friezes, cork back, eleven characters to choose from.
View the product · €34.90Laundry baskets
This is the largest family in the range. Seventy folding basket products, between €19.90 and €24.90.
Two sizes exist. The S measures 34 cm in diameter by 42 cm high, the M goes up to 40 by 50 cm.
The laundry basket with the name in large letters shows the construction: canvas printed all the way round, polyethylene lining, reinforced base and two flat handles.
Folding is the real selling point. Emptied, the basket folds flat and can be stored behind a door or under a bed.
The use goes beyond laundry. Toys, cables, magazines or blankets fit just as well, which the reinforced base allows.
Tanjiro and Nezuko appear most often, on nearly half the products, far ahead of the other characters in the range.
The flat handles are sewn facing each other. They let you carry the basket full without the canvas losing its shape, which sets these models apart from a simple storage bag.
The polyethylene lining holds liquids. A basket that takes damp laundry does not soak through, which avoids marks on a wooden floor.
The reinforced base keeps the shape. Without it, a folding basket sags as soon as you fill it, and it is the point to look at on this type of object.
Seventy products
The laundry basket is the largest family in the home range. Tanjiro and Nezuko appear most often.
The gap between the two sizes is bigger than it looks. Going from 34 by 42 cm to 40 by 50 adds nearly two thirds more capacity, for two to five euros more.
Nezuko, whose path is traced on our page about Nezuko Kamado and her story, appears often in the laundry basket collection.
Nezuko lettered basket
Black canvas, name in large pink and white letters, Nezuko in a pink kimono, in S or M.
View the product · from €34.90What to choose for each room?
The kitchen takes the mug and the apron. Two objects you see every day, for less than €50 between them.
The bathroom calls for the hand towel. At €9.90, hanging from its loop, it is the most discreet purchase in the range.
The bedroom welcomes the laundry basket. Twenty euros, folding, and an object that already exists in the room in a neutral form.
The desk calls for the coaster and the water bottle. Two pieces under €30 that stay in your field of vision all day.
The beach calls for the large towel, €59.90 for a 140 x 180 cm, one of the most expensive pieces in this Demon Slayer range.
The rest of the home is dealt with elsewhere. Our guide to decorating a Demon Slayer bedroom covers the walls, the bed and the floor.
Kitchen
Mug and apron, two everyday objects for less than €50.
Bathroom
Hand towel at €9.90, hanging from its sewn-on loop.
Bedroom
Folding laundry basket, from €19.90 to €24.90 depending on size.
The car has its own range. The car accessories selection extends the home to your journeys, with its own formats.
The table is handled with the coasters. Four discs at €9.90 each cover a full setting for less than €40, and the cork back prevents heat marks on a wooden tray.
Materials and care
Ceramic goes in the dishwasher with caution. Printed mugs withstand a few cycles, heat-changing ones much fewer.
Washing by hand prolongs the decoration. Lukewarm water, a soft sponge, and the design stays sharp for several years on a mug used every day.
The microwave depends on the piece. A plain mug can go in, a mug with heat-changing decoration or gilding must never go in.
The water bottles come apart for cleaning. Cap, flip-top and straw separate, and it is the straw that needs the most attention.
The textiles are washed at thirty degrees. Aprons and towels can go in the machine: wash them inside out, without fabric softener on the printed areas.
Clean the laundry basket with a cloth. The polyethylene lining cannot go in the machine and is simply rinsed with water.
Cork coasters soak up liquids. A spilled drop leaves a mark, whereas ceramic cleans with a wipe of the sponge.
Never a heat-changing mug in the microwave
The decoration that appears with heat cannot withstand the microwave. Hand washing and hot drinks, nothing more.
What mistakes should you avoid?
The first is ordering a towel without looking at the size. A 50 x 100 cm is a shower towel, not a beach towel.
The second is putting a heat-changing mug in the dishwasher. The decoration fades and does not come back.
The third is mistaking a plastic water bottle for an insulated bottle. It keeps neither heat nor cold.
The fourth is choosing a small apron for an adult. Forty-five by fifty-two centimetres barely covers the chest.
The fifth is forgetting the sleeve of a ceramic coaster. It serves as gift wrapping and saves you an extra purchase.
The sixth is believing that all the baskets are the same size. Six centimetres of diameter and eight of height separate the S from the M.
The seventh is leaving a water bottle assembled after use. Take the straw and the flip-top apart to dry them, otherwise a smell sets in within a few days.
The S barely covers a chest
Forty-five by fifty-two centimetres suits a child. For an adult, take the 60 x 70 cm.
The eighth is using a cork coaster as a trivet. It insulates a cup, not a dish straight from the oven, and the material in the Demon Slayer home range marks under strong heat.
What budget to kit out the home?
Under €15, the apron and the coaster, at €12.90 and €9.90, the two lowest prices in the range.
Between €15 and €25, the water bottle and the basket: €17.90 for 800 ml, €19.90 for a folding basket.
Between €25 and €50, the mug and the medium towel. This is the bracket where most of the Demon Slayer home range is concentrated.
Above €45, the large formats: the katana tumbler at €49.90, the 140 x 180 cm beach towel at €59.90, the 710 ml tumbler at €79.90.
The price brackets are grouped separately. The selection under €20 and the selection between €20 and €40 cover the whole catalogue.
