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2015 The Controversial Cup: This plain red cup with the green Starbucks badge caused all sorts of problems.

2010 The Modern Cup: This was the year things got a little less twee and a little more modern, with a graphic carol singer on a snowy backdrop.

They all featured hand-drawn swirls and were seriously cute!

1997 The first Starbucks Holiday Cup: The introduction of holiday cups saw 4 options in jeweled colors to bring in the holiday season.

Fast forward to this month, and the 4 different cup designs are glittery, delicate and fun, just what we need after too long locked down. In 2020 the company jumped on the eco bandwagon and introduced a reusable option for their seasonal customers. The following year the cups had additional festive images. The candy-apple color came to become synonymous with Starbucks and the holiday season being on its way.ĭifferent designs followed every year, with increasing interest from customers.īy the time we got to 2015, it seemed Starbucks could do no wrong, but the plain state of the 2015 cup cause huge controversy, with some critics feeling the coffee chain was trying to sanitize Christmas. They’re something of a collectors’ item now if you have them stashed away.īut it wasn’t until 1999 that the traditional red cups made an appearance. The tradition of the Starbucks Holiday Cup started way back in 1997 with jeweled colors and hand-drawn swirls. But the company works hard with their annual designs to evoke the feeling of the season. Starbucks’ aim for this year’s holiday cup was to make the holiday season feel warm, magical, and inclusive. And it’s best served with a Peppermint Mocha for those with a sweet tooth! The history of the Starbucks Holiday Cup

Candy cane:Ĭandy cane stripes of green, red, and lilac with white striped of “STARBUCKS” lettering make up this cup dedicated to the sweet peppermint treat. Indulge your festive spirit with the new reindeer cake pop. With green letters spelling out “STARBUCKS”, and twinkling stars hiding amongst the ribbons, this delicate design is the epitome of a starry night. Enjoy a reminder of your messy gift-wrapping style with a Toasted White Chocolate Mocha. White and glittery lilac ribbons decorate this cup, inspired by the end of a present wrapping session when the floor is covered in discarded colorful ribbons. And it’s the perfect accompaniment to your snowman cookie on a chilly winter’s morning. With sparkles and glitter grain, this design is inspired by the perfectly wrapped gift. Introducing - your new favorite beverage containers! Wrapping paper:

This year’s holiday cup design is actually 4 different designs, each inspired by a different aspect of the holiday season.Įach has a gift tag on the back and plays with the usual colors of red, green, and white, with a little lilac added in for a playful delicate touch. The history of the Starbucks Holiday Cup.