Starbucks is celebrating 100 years of Winnie the Pooh with 20 honey-themed mugs, tumblers and Bearista keychains. It launches Tuesday, Oct. 20, in nine Asia-Pacific markets.
Pooh fans in the U.S., you may want to sit down for this one.
Starbucks is launching a 100 Years of Winnie the Pooh collection on Tuesday, Oct. 20, LaughingPlace reported on Friday, Oct. 16. It has 20 drinkware and lifestyle pieces, from honey-covered tumblers to tiny Bearista keychains.
The catch is where you can buy it. The collection is coming to participating stores in Australia, Indonesia, Malaysia, New Zealand, the Philippines, Singapore, Taiwan, Thailand and Vietnam, according to LaughingPlace and SAYS. The U.S. isn’t on the list.
What’s in the Starbucks Winnie the Pooh collection?
A lot of honey. The lineup includes tumblers and bottles with Hunny Pot details and a ceramic beehive mug, SAYS reported.
The cutest pieces might be the Starbucks Bearista keychains and phone straps. They come dressed as Pooh, Piglet, Eeyore and Tigger, CNA Lifestyle said.
There’s also a Tigger tumbler and a Winnie the Pooh reusable bag that folds into a matching pouch.
How much is the Starbucks Winnie the Pooh merch?
In Singapore, 12 items run from 14.90 to 75.90 Singapore dollars, MissLobang reported, citing Starbucks Singapore’s collection page.
Phone strap blind box: 14.90
Beehive mug: 34.90
Mini Bearista set: 75.90, the most expensive piece
Four blind boxes cost 59.60, the same as the full set of phone straps, MissLobang noted. The set just guarantees no repeats. The Tigger tumbler costs 10 more than the Pooh and Eeyore tumblers of the same 16-ounce size.
Buying one of everything comes to 580.50 Singapore dollars. Prices in other countries will vary.
Where can you buy the Starbucks Winnie the Pooh collection?
In Singapore, sales start when stores open on Oct. 20, at 6:30 a.m. at 24-hour locations, MissLobang said. Online, it’s only on Starbucks’ LazMall shop, starting at noon.
Many pieces, including the Mini Bearista set, are only at selected stores. Starbucks Singapore’s own online store isn’t selling it.
In Malaysia, the collection is at participating stores while supplies last, SAYS reported.
What are the rules for buying the Pooh collection in Singapore?
They’re strict. Everyone buying has to stay in line the whole time, and nobody can hold a spot for a friend, MissLobang said.
Starbucks also reminded shoppers that a Starbucks Card holds a maximum of 300 Singapore dollars. It asked people to top up their cards in the app ahead of time so the line moves faster.
The Bearista set and glass cups are the most likely to sell out, according to MissLobang.
Why is Starbucks celebrating Winnie the Pooh?
Pooh just turned 100. A.A. Milne’s book “Winnie-the-Pooh” was published on Oct. 14, 1926.
Disney has rolled out new art and merchandise for the anniversary, including products in its parks.
Starbucks timed this drop for the celebration, according to CNA Lifestyle.
What is a Starbucks Bearista?
It’s the little bear wearing a Starbucks beanie, and it has a huge following. The Bearista glass cold cup launched in the U.S. on Nov. 6, 2025, for $29.95, Nation’s Restaurant News reported.
It sold out almost everywhere. Some fans lined up overnight, and resale prices on eBay climbed as high as $350.
So Bearistas dressed as Pooh, Piglet, Eeyore and Tigger seem like a sure hit.
Is the Starbucks Winnie the Pooh collection coming to the U.S.?
Starbucks hasn’t announced a U.S. release. LaughingPlace said the collection is available in select countries, “not including the United States.”
U.S. fans still have other options for Pooh’s 100th birthday. Disney Store has anniversary merch, Ty launched a Winnie the Pooh Beanie Babies collection, and Loungefly has a $100 Pooh Christmas backpack.
What else is Starbucks Singapore launching Oct. 20?
Halloween treats. Starbucks Singapore is adding a Black Cat Frappuccino, made with raspberry blackcurrant and dark mocha and topped with chocolate cat ears and a tail, CNA Lifestyle reported. It’s available Oct. 20 through 31.
There’s also a Halloween Spooky Meowchestra collection and a Black Cat Starlit Party collection.
For now, most Americans will have to settle for staring at the photos.
Article compiled and written by Kambrea Pratt (editor-in-chief), Derek Gibbs (beat editor) and the Pirates & Princesses newsroom. Pirates & Princesses is part of WebReef Media.
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Hat Tips:
LaughingPlace (Oct. 16, 2026), the collection and the countries
SAYS, Tamara Jayne (Oct. 15, 2026), the lineup and Malaysia launch
CNA Lifestyle (Oct. 16, 2026), Singapore details and the Halloween drinks
MissLobang, Sarah Lim (Oct. 15, 2026), Singapore prices and rules
Nation’s Restaurant News (November 2025), the Bearista cup frenzy
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