3. Marleylilly

Benefits: Free shipping (on orders of $75 or more); monogrammed is their speciality.

Based out of South Carolina, this classy online store deals exclusively with monogrammed goods. Whether you’re looking for affordable bath robes (think bridal showers and mother’s day gift), drink insulators, or notebooks, you’ll soon find out that Marleylilly has exactly what you need — and much, much more.

Wannabe prep queens, check out this monogrammed reversible jacket in camel, on sale now for only $59.99!

4. Things Remembered

Benefits: Free shipping (on orders of $100 or more); perfect for gifts.

With the tagline, “Personalized Gifts that Inspire,” you know you’re getting special occasion products with a sweet, personalized touch.

Things Remembered offers seasonal and holiday-themed gifts, ranging anywhere from First Communion commemorative figurines and crosses to ceramic baby piggy banks in signature pastel shades.

Though it’s primarily meant as a gift service shop, you can get away with monogramming items for personal use, such as this gorgeous infinity bracelet in sterling silver.

(Plus, take advantage of their BOGO 75% sale by getting something for yourself and someone else!)

5. Mark and Graham

Benefits: Free gift wrap on all orders; sophisticated branding.

A subsidiary of Williams-Sonoma, Mark and Graham offers an elegant selection of home goods and products for only the classiest of adults (e.g., a wood and marble cheese board, marble door plaques, embroidered linen handkerchiefs, and an honest-to-God silver money clip).

If you’re interested in shopping for items based on the monogram’s category and typography, you can even use Mark and Graham’s handy Monogram Guide to narrow items by 1-letter, 2-letter, and 3-letter monograms in addition to font type.

But be warned: buying just one goodie may send you down a Williams-Sonoma shopping fever frenzy. (Common symptoms include PBteen bedding, pronouncing vase like “vahs”, and being the only girl you know who has framed watercolor paintings at her college apartment.)