Starbucks has quietly launched its new spring merchandise collection, and if past seasonal drops are anything to go by, some designs won’t stay on shelves for long.
Available in stores from 00:01 on 5 March until 6 May — and strictly while stocks last — the latest line-up blends pastel tones, sakura florals and glossy ombré finishes just in time for spring.
Here’s your first look at what’s landing.
The standout spring cups
Twist Blue Tumbler (17oz) – from £21.95
A textured, cool-toned tumbler designed to catch the light — and attention.
Spring Breeze Tumbler (16oz) – from £19.45
Soft seasonal hues with a lightweight feel, ideal for iced drinks on warmer days.
Ombre Sakura Cold Cup (20oz) – from £19.90
Cherry blossom-inspired gradient colouring — likely to be one of the fastest sellers.
Pink Arches Cold Cup (24oz) – from £19.95
Bold, Instagram-ready pink with statement curved detailing.
Reusable Sakura Cold Cup (24oz) – from £5.50
The affordable entry piece in the range — and typically the first to sell out.
Reusable Hot Sakura Cup (16oz) – from £3.50
Budget-friendly seasonal swap for your daily coffee run.
Mugs, Bottles & Collectables
Beyond cold cups, the range includes:
- Breeze Blue Mug (12oz) – from £14.95
- Pink Bottle (16oz) – from £21.95
- Ripple Pink Stainless Steel Cold Cup (20oz) – from £21.95
- Silicone Sakura Keychain – from £4.95
Collectors know that limited-edition Starbucks drops often become hard to find once the initial rush passes.
Starbucks seasonal merchandise typically:
- Launches without pre-orders
- Is only available in participating stores
- Is not guaranteed to restock
- Sells through quickly in high-footfall locations
Spring collections, particularly sakura-themed designs, tend to attract strong demand thanks to their limited-time aesthetic.
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When the coffee giant launched its new spring drinks last week, fans took to Instagram to ask: "Will there be any cute merch to go with this?"
Others added: "Please bring Sakura stuff to the UK!" and "So excited for this!"
With reusable cup culture continuing to grow, many customers now treat these drops as collectible pieces rather than simple drinkware, so if you’ve got your eye on a specific design, early visits are likely your safest bet.
Because when it comes to Starbucks seasonal merch, hesitation usually means scrolling resale sites later.
