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Starbucks fans are losing it over new 2026 holiday cup collection

Make New York Post a Preferred Source Winter is coming.

For Starbucks fans, that means more Christmas-themed cups to fill cupboards. Starting on Nov. 5, the java giant will be dropping its infamous 2026 holiday merch — jam-packed with drinkware, a Bearista plush and a village collection.

Last year, the Bearista cup took coffee drinkers by storm selling out of most stores the same day it was released. The 20-ounce glass is shaped like an adorable teddy bear sporting a cozy Starbucks-green beanie — doubling as the lid — with a matching striped straw for sipping in style.

This time, the bear is getting an entire collection for caffeine junkies to choose from. In addition to the glass bear, Starbucks is rolling out a plush keychain, two types of tumblers and a ceramic coffee cup with the cute bear plastered all over it.

The full Bearista assortment comes with the following:

The coffee house is also dropping a Christmas tree cup where “retro holiday charm meets modern design,” according to the chain. The festive Glass Christmas Tree Cold Cup — retailing for $32.95 — is a part of this new Peppermint Mocha Collection.

Along with the Christmas tree cup, shoppers gearing up for the holiday season can scoop up cold cups, tumblers and espresso cups also available on Nov. 5.

Starbucks is also debuting a Holiday Village collection celebrating its roots — which go back to 1971 in Seattle. The full set comes is available on Nov. 5 and comes with the following:

Fans will also see a Winter Wonderland collection where they can choose from “cool-toned drinkware inspired by freshly fallen snow and sparkling icy landscapes.”

Available a week later on Nov. 17, fans can score quilted light-blue cold cups, iridescent water bottles, tumblers and other whimsical items.

Starbucks devotees are going nuts over the news as TikTokers started posting their reactions after the news dropped.

One TikTok user commented, “When I say I’m going to go BROKE!”

Another said, “This is why I let my points accumulate,” referring to rewards points where customers rack up cash with each purchase.

The 2026 holiday collection will officially drop on Nov. 5, with select items strategically rolling out in stores and online beginning Nov. 17 to create a staggered release.

Read original at New York Post

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