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Starbucks Unveils 2026 Holiday Merchandise Collection

The coffee giant's new holiday drinkware, featuring a popular bear theme and a festive village collection, launches November 5.

US Politics • 2 hours ago
Starbucks Unveils 2026 Holiday Merchandise Collection

Starbucks is set to launch its 2026 holiday merchandise collection on November 5, featuring a range of festive drinkware and accessories. This year's collection includes new items inspired by the popular Bearista cup from the previous year, along with a holiday village set and a "Winter Wonderland" theme.

The Bearista collection will feature a plush bag charm for $14.95, a Bearista mug for $19.95, a Bearista stainless steel cold cup for $27.95, and an Owala Bearista water bottle for $34.95. This assortment expands on the success of the bear-shaped cup that sold out quickly last year.

Additionally, Starbucks is introducing a "Glass Christmas Tree Cold Cup" as part of its Peppermint Mocha Collection. This festive cup, priced at $32.95, is designed with a retro holiday charm. Other items in this collection include cold cups, tumblers, and espresso cups.

The Holiday Village collection, a nod to Starbucks' origins in Seattle in 1971, will also be available starting November 5. This set includes a Holiday Village Ornament for $14.95, a Holiday Village Piece for $29.95, a Holiday Village Snow Globe for $24.95, and a Holiday Village Ceramic Mug for $24.95.

A "Winter Wonderland" collection, inspired by snow and icy landscapes, will be released a week later, on November 17. This collection comprises a Winter Wonderland Ceramic Mug and Snow Globe Set for $29.95, a Winter Wonderland Stainless Steel Snow Charm Water Bottle for $29.95, a Winter Wonderland Snow Tumbler for $34.95, and a Winter Wonderland Quilted Cold Cup for $35.95.

Social media users have expressed significant excitement about the upcoming releases, with many anticipating the collection's drop and planning their purchases. The staggered release aims to manage demand for the popular holiday items.


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