Starbucks Singapore is about to make coffee runs considerably more expensive for anyone with a soft spot for a certain honey-loving bear. From 20th October 2026, a limited-edition Winnie the Pooh collection hits Starbucks stores and LazMall from 12pm, with everything sold while stocks last.

The range leans into Hundred Acre Wood nostalgia across drinkware and accessories, and there's a surprising amount of variety. Tumbler fans get three 16oz stainless steel options: a clean Pooh design at $49.90, a bolder Tigger version at $59.90, and an Eeyore edition at $49.90. All hold 473ml, handy for iced drinks in the Singapore humidity or commuting with your morning flat white.

Cold cups come in four flavours of cute. The standout is the 12oz plastic cup ($36.90), whose transparent dome lid contains a little yellow Pooh figure floating among confetti-like pieces — basically an ornament you can drink out of. Piglet devotees can pick up the 16oz double-wall glass cup ($42.90) with its orange honey-drip pattern, wooden lid and a straw topped with a honey-dipper stopper. There's also a 20oz stainless steel cup with a full gang group shot ($46.90) and a roomy 24oz option ($36.90).

Not a cold drink person? The 12oz ceramic mug ($34.90) has a sculpted, barrel-shaped body with raised ridges in peach and creamy beige tones, while a 24oz plastic water bottle with reusable straw ($46.90) covers everyday hydration.

The accessories are where this collab gets dangerously collectible. Blind box enthusiasts can gamble $14.90 on a Pooh phone strap, with four possible designs — Pooh, Piglet, Eeyore or Tigger. If chance isn't your thing, a gift set with all four runs $59.60. There's also a Mini Bearista Bear Set ($75.90): a plushie with four interchangeable character costumes and its own honey-pot-shaped pouch with a display window and keychain ring. Finally, the Pooh Pouch with Reusable Bag ($39.90) folds a shopping bag into a pouch small enough to live in your handbag.

Worth knowing: this is a Singapore-only launch, so collectors elsewhere will need a friend on the ground, a forwarding service, or a well-timed trip — and given how quickly Starbucks collabs in Asia tend to sell out, that 12pm launch time on 20th October matters. For travellers, it's a good excuse to pair a shopping mission with a city break: Singapore's café scene, hawker centres and green spaces make a fine backdrop for hunting down a honey-pot plushie.