Mother's Day officially arrives on May 11, 2025, but Starbucks is celebrating early with the release of their new Mother's Day cup collection. The lineup is part of their larger seasonal drop, which includes their spring cup collection and cherry blossom cup collection.
The four-piece roster centers vibrant florals and bold hues at the forefront, with yellow, hot pink and teal as standouts. The lineup includes three cold cups of varying sizes and one ceramic tumbler, with prices ranging from $17 to $30. Shop the capsule collection now at select Starbucks locations.
Mother's Day Floral Glass Cold Cup
Comprising the core of what the mini collection has to offer, vibrant blooms and iced drink containers, is the Mother's Day Floral Glass Cold Cup ($19.95, 18-ounces) on the far left. Fit for grande-sized drinks with wiggle room for ice or cold foam, this double-walled cup is the perfect vessel for trying Starbucks' new Iced Lavender Cream Oatmilk Matcha off of their spring drink menu.
Mother's Day Fuschia Hot & Cold Cup
Second to left is the Mother's Day Fuschia Hot & Cold Cup ($16.95, 16-ounces) fit for a grande-sized iced latte or warm brew. It can do both thanks to its insulated makeup and silicone outside, ideal for easy, temperature-controlled gripping. The hot pink hue is a standout choice if she's not a big fan of florals, which decorate the rest of the collection.
Mother's Day Yellow Jeweled Cold Cup
Easy to spot and rich in joy is the Mother's Day Yellow Jeweled Cold Cup ($29.95, 24-ounces), second to right. The largest container of the bunch, this plastic drinkware can suit venti-sized iced drinks with ease. Paired with a matching textured straw, this dandelion-colored cup exudes happiness, making it a great present for the Mom with the same joyous energy.
Mother's Day Floral Ceramic Tumbler
Rounding out the collection on the far right is the Mother's Day Floral Ceramic Tumbler ($19.95, 12-ounces). A unique facet of the lineup due to its ceramic construction and singularity as the only warm drink container in the four-piece collection, the tall-size tumbler is fit for tea, cappuccinos and other small, hot drinks. The drinkware is rich in vibrant florals, offering Mom a different kind of bouquet for the holiday.
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