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Starbucks Peanuts collection: Snoopy-themed cups, plush toys and accessories launch for fall 2026

Starbucks has launched its limited-edition Peanuts collection, bringing Snoopy and the gang to drinkware, accessories and plush toys. The fall range is inspired by The Great Pumpkin and is available at select coffeehouses while stocks last.

Starbucks Peanuts collection: Snoopy-themed cups, plush toys and accessories launch for fall 2026

Starbucks has launched a limited-edition Snoopy-themed collection inspired by the classic "It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown" special. The collaboration between Starbucks and the Peanuts characters of Charles M. Schulz arrived at select coffeehouses on September 15 and will be available while supplies last. The collection features 10 items, including drinkware, accessories, and a plush toy, with a highlight being a Snoopy glass cold cup.

The 20-ounce glass cup, priced at $39.95 in the US, features Snoopy in green and orange, with Woodstock as a straw topper. Customers are limited to purchasing two cups. The collection also includes a ceramic mug, a Snoopy plush, and smaller accessories. The timing of the release is significant, as it celebrates the 60th anniversary of "It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown" and aligns with Starbucks' broader fall merchandise push, which includes the return of Pumpkin Spice Latte.

The collaboration offers fans an opportunity to own familiar Peanuts imagery in everyday Starbucks items.

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