Starbucks Just Unveiled A Snoopy ‘Great Pumpkin’ Collection

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Starbucks merch drops have a way of turning otherwise reasonable people into very early risers.

As Delish reports, a lot of the chain’s cutest collectibles never even make it stateside, and when something especially adorable does land in U.S. stores, well… BearistaGate will never be forgotten. Now Snoopy is entering the chat—and we can already feel the long lines forming.

Starbucks is teaming up with Peanuts for a 10-piece collection inspired by It’s the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown, which turns 60 this year. The collection hits participating Starbucks stores September 15 and includes cups, tumblers, accessories, and naturally, a Snoopy plush.

The clear frontrunner for potential morning mayhem appears to be the $39.95 Snoopy Glass Cold Cup, complete with a Woodstock straw topper, orange hat, and green scarf, which Starbucks is already limiting to two per customer.

There’s also a $32.95 Great Pumpkin Tumbler, a $29.95 ceramic mug featuring the Peanuts gang, a dancing Snoopy stainless steel tumbler, and a 24-ounce cold cup covered in fall-themed Snoopy artwork.

And if your cabinets absolutely cannot accommodate another cup, Starbucks has found other ways into your wallet: a $34.95 Snoopy plush, $29.95 mini tote, $16.95 bag charm, and $14.95 enamel pin set.

Fans are over the moon about the collection, but nervous about the potential for long lines and the merch selling out. One fan pleaded for a one-per-customer limit because “us real peanuts fan are wanting something so bad from this drop,” while another complained about having to potentially “line up at 2AM.”

And then there’s the people simply ready to hand over their money. “This is perfect everything is so cute!” one fan wrote. Another summed it up as: “🎃Snoopy Spice omg beautiful The Great Pumpkin 🔥😍.”

Starbucks says the collection will be available while supplies last across the U.S. and numerous international markets. As for whether you’ll actually need that 5 a.m. alarm? Starbucks hasn’t said.


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