• Starbucks just released a six-piece cherry blossom cup collection.
  • This is the second year in a row the brand has dropped a collection inspired by the flower.
  • A standout piece is the Cherry Blossom Bearista Keychain for its cuteness and collectibility.

For many people, spring doesn’t truly arrive until cherry blossoms start to bloom. In celebration of the iconic pink petals, Starbucks has released a cherry blossom cup collection for the second year in a row—this time with an extra cute twist.

While last year’s designs leaned into iridescent finishes and gold-accented florals, the newest lineup embraces softer details, from pink pastel drinkware to a plush keychain. The six-piece collection also includes fun accessories such as a straw topper and an enamel pin set. Take a look at the full assortment, available at participating Starbucks locations in the United States and Canada while supplies last.

Cherry Blossom Cold Cup

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The pale pink Cherry Blossom Cold Cup (20 ounces, $27.95) features a collection of pink Sakura flowers smattered around the bottom third of the cup. Best suited for grande-sized iced drinks, customers can use the drinkware to try one of the brand’s new spring menu items, such as the Iced Ube Coconut Macchiato (our recipe editor, Susan Choung’s, favorite from the new spring lineup). The cup also comes with a pink reusable straw to match.

Cherry Blossom Water Bottle

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Starbucks

If you’re not a big coffee drinker, but still want to participate in the cherry blossom fun, Starbucks has a Cherry Blossom Water Bottle (16 ounces, $32.95). The stainless steel grande-sized drinkware is capped with a pink lid. If you purchase it (or any other Starbucks item) on Wednesday, March 11, rewards members can earn triple stars for the purchase as part of a launch offer for Starbucks’ new rewards reimagining.

Cherry Blossom Tumbler

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The smallest of the bunch, the Cherry Blossom Tumbler (12 ounces, $24.95) is perfectly sized for tall drinks. Like the Cherry Blossom Cold Cup, it features a pastel pink backdrop with a swirl of Sakura flowers across the top half of the drinkware. The tumbler also comes with a matching lid and hinged tab to help keep drinks warm and spill-free while commuting.

Pink Gradient Cold Cup with Flower Straw Topper

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Starbucks

The most intricate design in the collection, the Pink Gradient Cold Cup (24 ounces, $24.95) features a modern grid pattern that fades from icy blue to coral pink. The cup is topped with a pink flower straw topper that helps prevent splashes while doubling as a sweet accessory.

Cherry Blossom Bearista Keychain

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Starbucks

One of our favorite additions to Starbucks’ merchandise lineup is the mini Bearista keychains the brand releases from time to time. Last seen in the Lunar New Year collection earlier this year, the latest version features a plush bear wearing a Starbucks green apron and holding a cherry blossom ($14.95).

Cherry Blossom Enamel Pin Set

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Starbucks

The final piece of the cherry blossom collection is a set of enamel pins ($14.95), showcasing a cherry blossom, a patterned tumbler, and a bear clutching a pink flower—similar to the Cherry Blossom Bearista Keychain. The set can be used to decorate bags, jackets, or even hats.

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Kate Franke
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Kate (she/her) is the associate editor of The Pioneer Woman Magazine. She writes features, commerce, and travel content. Kate brings nearly five years of home, food, and lifestyle experience to the role, including time as editorial assistant at Good Housekeeping. Her bylines have appeared in Woman’s Day, Food Network Magazine, Better Homes & Gardens, Modern Farmhouse Style, Dream Kitchens & Baths, and more. When she’s not writing, Kate can be found lazing in the park with a sudoku in hand.