Sticker season is back: Starbucks unveils holiday collection

October 30, 2026 admin

Starbucks’ holiday collection. Handout

It’s sticker season again as Starbucks launches its holiday collection, which includes festive-themed merchandise and beverages.

The 2027 Starbucks Traditions lineup includes a planner with pouch, a travel case with a towel, a stainless steel tumbler, a cold cup, and a glass mug. The pieces combine warm copper, ivory, and black hues, with swirling patterns and woven textures.

The Siren Planner features zodiac-inspired monthly artworks and includes a pen, and a surprise keychain. Each item in the collection requires 19 stickers, which can be obtained by purchasing Starbucks beverages from November 3 to January 4, 2027.

The Siren Planner. HandoutAlso available at Starbucks stores nationwide starting November 3 are the holiday food and beverages. Fans can look forward to the return of classic favorites such as the Peppermint Mocha, Toffee Nut Crunch, which come in hot, iced, and blended versions.

On the other hand, the new Melted Mochi Mallow Oat milk line features espresso, caramel, oat milk, marshmallow foam, mini marshmallow toppings, chocolate powder, and a soft mochi layer.

Seasonal food and pastries include the Tango Mango Twist Cheesecake, Ube Silk Cheesecake, Choco Cookie Crumb Mousse Cake, Chocolate Pistachio Crunch Crepe Cake, White Chocolate and Cranberry Smashed Cookie, Chicken and Pork Adobo Pocket, Turkey Ham and Chicken Cranberry Melt, Three Cheese Chicken Pasta Bake, and Kale Chips Sour Cream.

More merchandise

Starbucks will also be rolling out Philippine-exclusive items this November and December. Unlike the holiday merchandise, these can be purchased directly in-store.

The first drops on November 3 include the Midnight Muse, Dusk to Dawn Chic, and Snow and Ribbon collections, followed by Geometric Holiday, Champagne Simmer, and the Starbucks Philippines 29th anniversary line on November 16.

The Moonlit Blue set of drinkware of accessories, meanwhile, will be available starting December 1.

Here’s a look at some of them: