Fashion

Starbucks X Kate Spade New York collab rings in holiday season

Exclusive merchandise created to inspire joyful connections and optimism for the future

Updated 5 years ago · Published on 02 Dec 2020 3:55PM

Starbucks X Kate Spade New York collab rings in holiday season
Highlights include a ceramic mug, stainless-steel tumbler, and stainless-steel water bottle. – stories.starbucks.com pic, December 2, 2020 

CHRISTMAS celebrations just got a little bit more exciting as Starbucks Malaysia recently announced the release of its limited luxury merchandise in collaboration with designer label Kate Spade New York. 

Get your hands on the collection of whimsical tumblers, water bottles, tote bags — in design variations of the Big Apple skyline, polka dots, and cute furry felines as they go on sale at selected outlets today. Prices range from RM105 to RM178. 

Starbucks Asia Pacific vice-president of product and marketing Erin Silvoy said: “The Starbucks® X Kate Spade New York collection was created to inspire joyful connections and optimism for the future — two values at the heart of both brands. 

“We are excited to partner with Kate Spade New York to bring this fun and festive collection to customers across Asia,” added Silvoy. 

“Each item reflects the playfulness, colour and optimism that our brand is known for around the world, and we hope the products will spark joy for shoppers throughout the holidays,” shared Kate Spade New York vice-president of wholesale, travel retail and global licensing, Charlotte Warshaw. 

This lineup of Starbucks® X Kate Spade New York drinkware and lifestyle accessories are perfect for holiday gifting or as a special treat for yourself. – Starbucks Malaysia pic, December 2, 2020
This lineup of Starbucks® X Kate Spade New York drinkware and lifestyle accessories are perfect for holiday gifting or as a special treat for yourself. – Starbucks Malaysia pic, December 2, 2020

The collection is also made available at selected stores across other Asia Pacific countries, including in Vietnam, Hong Kong, India, Japan, New Zealand, Singapore, Thailand and Taiwan, as well as Australia. – The Vibes, December 2, 2020

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