Where to Buy the Starbucks Snoopy Collection in the US (2026)

The Peanuts + Starbucks collection went on sale September 15, 2026, and all ten pieces of it are sold in Starbucks coffeehouses — not on the Starbucks website, and not necessarily at every place with a Starbucks sign on it. The Snoopy glass cold cup, the piece everyone is actually hunting, is $39.95 with a limit of two per customer. The Snoopy sweatshirts, scarf and tote are a different thing entirely: those are online only, and only for Starbucks Rewards members in the US. Here is what is sold where, what each piece costs, and why “participating coffeehouses” rules out more stores than it sounds like.

Where can you buy the Starbucks Snoopy collection?

There are four separate answers, because the Peanuts merchandise is split across four channels with four different gates on them. The ten-piece collection is in stores. The apparel is online. A third set is restricted to Reserve-status members. And the two Peanuts drinks are only in the app.

Everything on that list is “while supplies last”, and Starbucks has not published an end date for any of it. The in-store collection is not US-only — it is also in Canada, Latin America and the Caribbean, Europe, the Middle East, Africa and Asia Pacific markets — but the online apparel and the app drinks are US offers.

Which Starbucks stores actually carry the Snoopy collection?

Starbucks will not tell you. It says the collection is in “participating Starbucks coffeehouses” and publishes no list of which ones, so the only reliable way to find a cup is to call a store before you drive to it.

The word “coffeehouses” is doing more work there than it looks. In its own annual report to the SEC, Starbucks uses “coffeehouses” as a synonym for the stores it operates itself, and treats licensed stores — the counters inside grocery chains, airports, hotels and big-box retailers — as a separate category. In those, Starbucks sells product and supplies to the operator and takes a royalty; the operator runs the store.

That distinction covers a large share of the US:

Those are the counts as of the end of Starbucks’ 2025 fiscal year, September 28, 2025. Roughly four in ten US locations with a Starbucks sign are not stores Starbucks runs. Starbucks has not said licensed stores are excluded from the Peanuts collection, and this page is not claiming it did — but if the counter you have in mind is inside a supermarket or an airport terminal, that is the one worth phoning first.

How much does each piece of the Snoopy collection cost?

In-store prices run from $14.95 for the enamel pin set to $39.95 for the Snoopy glass cold cup. Buying all ten pieces at full price comes to $293.50.

Two pairs in that list are easy to mix up, which matters if you are asking a barista to check the back for a specific one. There are two 24-ounce cold cups: the stainless steel one at $32.95 shows Lucy and Snoopy sharing a coffee, while the $27.95 one shows Charlie Brown and the gang among falling leaves and comes with a Snoopy straw topper. There are also two 16-ounce stainless tumblers at the same $32.95: the Great Pumpkin tumbler is shaped after the Starbucks to-go cup and arrives in a matching gift box, and the other has a dancing Snoopy with a Woodstock charm hanging off it. Naming the character and the size gets you the right one faster than naming the price.

The glass cold cup is the one with the queue attached. It is the same glass Bearista line that went viral and sold out in hours the last time Starbucks ran it , this time wearing an orange beanie and a green scarf with a Woodstock straw topper.

How do you buy the Snoopy items that are only sold online?

You need a Starbucks Rewards account, and there is no way around it. Checked on September 15, the Starbucks Shop storefront does not show products at all to a signed-out visitor — it shows a login screen stating the shop is open to Starbucks Rewards members, with a link to create a free account. Membership is the gate; for the general Shop items there is no spending or tier requirement beyond that.

Three of the online pieces go a step further and are limited to members who hold Reserve status.

Starbucks described the large Snoopy canvas tote without giving a price, so there is no figure to print here. The scarf is the deliberate companion piece to the glass cold cup — same autumnal green — which is worth knowing if you missed the cup and still want something from the drop.

Is there a purchase limit on the Snoopy glass cold cup?

Yes. Two per customer, and it is the only piece in the collection with a stated cap. Nothing else — not the plush, not the tumblers, not the pin set — carries a published limit.

A two-item cap is a useful signal in itself. Starbucks applies it to the pieces it expects to be cleared out on the first morning, and it is the same cap it used on the previous Bearista glass cup. It does not mean a store will have two waiting for you; Starbucks does not publish per-store allocations, and during the 2025 Bearista launch some stores had only two cups in total.

Will Starbucks restock the Snoopy cup if it sells out?

No restock has been announced, and the most recent precedent is not encouraging. When the original glass Bearista cup launched in November 2025 it sold out on release day, with customers who had queued before dawn still going home empty-handed. Starbucks said afterwards that demand had “exceeded even our biggest expectations” and that it had shipped more of that cup to stores than almost any other item that season. It never announced a restock.

The broader pattern is that Starbucks treats these as one-shot drops rather than stocked products, which is exactly how it handled the one-weekend-only return of the Unicorn Frappuccino . Plan around the launch, not around a second chance.

How do you avoid buying a fake Snoopy cup?

Buy it inside a Starbucks. That is the whole answer, and it matters more this year than usual, because replica versions of the glass Bearista cups have followed every release since the original went viral, and they are listed alongside real ones on the big marketplaces.

The resale market gives you a way to spot the problem without needing to inspect a cup. A reselling trade publication tracking the launch reported on September 15 that presale listings for the Snoopy cup had already been completing on eBay anywhere between about $40 and about $150 — before a single cup had reached a store. A spread that wide on one product is not a market disagreeing about value. It is two different products being sold under one name. Anything offered at or near the $39.95 retail price by a third party, days after a drop that cleared shelves, is the listing to be most suspicious of.

If you do buy secondhand, ask for the original packaging and proof of purchase in the photos. And keep your receipt if you buy in store: Starbucks merchandise returns are typically accepted within 30 days.

How do you order the Peanuts secret menu drinks?

Open the Starbucks app and look under “Trending Beverages”. These are not customer-invented hacks that a barista may or may not know — Starbucks put two Peanuts drinks there itself for US customers, from September 15, for a limited time.

The Charlie Brown Mocha Frappuccino blends pumpkin spice flavors with a mocha ribbon, topped with pumpkin spice cold foam and a mocha drizzle. The Snoopy Cookie Frappuccino combines vanilla bean and white mocha sauce, topped with pumpkin spice cold foam and cookie crumbles. Both ride alongside the Pumpkin Spice Latte, whose return anchors the rest of the fall menu — and which is the reason the collaboration exists, since the collection marks the 60th anniversary of “It’s the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown”, first aired in October 1966.

The bottom line

If you want the Snoopy glass cold cup, you are going to a Starbucks in person, early, having phoned ahead to a company-operated store rather than a licensed counter, with $39.95 and a two-cup cap in mind. If you want the crewneck, the hoodie or the scarf, you are signing up for Starbucks Rewards instead, because the online store will not even show you the products otherwise. Those are two completely different errands, and the single most common way to waste a morning on this drop is to assume they are one.