Starbucks Just Dropped “Cheerful” New Cups That I’m Buying in Every Color for Spring

Run, don’t walk, to your nearest Starbucks, because the coffee chain has released its 2025 spring drinkware collection, and it’s good. Like, really good. Like, you’re going to want all of them even though nobody really needs all of them good. 

Starbucks rarely misses an opportunity to create a gorgeous new collection of limited edition cups and accessories, so why should springtime be an exception? Not only are they super cheerful, but new launches serve as a great reminder to double-check your current drinkware to see if any are in need of replacing. Better still, using Starbucks’ own reusable cups is way better for the planet. It’s a win-win situation!

The nine-piece collection features a theme of bright and lively hues of yellow, pink, and purple, and it includes two tumblers, three cold cups, two keychains, a water bottle, and a bottle bag. Prices range from $12.95 to $32.95, and if you’re having a hard time choosing your favorite, you’re not alone.

Featuring soft shades of pink, blue, and green, the Pastel Swirl Cold Cup and matching keychain are your quintessential springtime color palette. The swirl detail and added texture add a layer of visual intrigue, plus it probably feels really nice to hold in your hand. The cold cup is large enough to hold a venti-size drink, and the keychain is impossible to resist.

If darker shades are more your speed, the Sunset Pleated Cold Cup and keychain might be the newest additions to your personal drinkware collection. The cup features a pink to purple gradient design and ridges all along the sides. It really does look just like a spring or summer sunset!

Cold cups typically get the most use in the warmer months, and this Geometric Cold Cup is no different. It features a pink, purple, and pastel orange airbrushed pattern that is bound to turn heads.

The new Starbucks Spring 2025 drinkware collection is only available at participating Starbucks locations in the United States for a limited time. Get yours now, or risk not getting any at all.

This post originally appeared on The Kitchn. See it there: Starbucks Just Dropped “Cheerful” New Cups That I’m Buying in Every Color for Spring