With the Christmas season approaching, ‘tis also the time for seasonal drinks and merchandise to grace your shelves. With many brands releasing their Christmas merchandise, Coffee Bean has followed suit with their brand new collection, which includes polar bear inspired mugs and reindeer tumblers.
The Merrier Together Glass Cup features red, blue, and gold Christmas-themed motifs such as a Christmas tree, bells and a gingerbread man, and comes with a white lid that is made to resemble snow “melting” down the cup.
Standing atop the lid is a 3D design with a mini train track, adorned with plastic figures of a Christmas tree, a snowman, carts with bears, and towers.
This mug retails at $19.90.
Cosy up by the TV with bae and sip on your seasonal drinks with this polar bear-inspired mug.
Designed in white, the mug features a polar bear’s eyes and nose, with the background as the “fur”. Atop the cup is a white ceramic lid with blue ears, which also doubles as a plate. Now, you can snack and have a drink at the same time without having to get up from the couch.
The Beary Christmas Ceramic Mug retails at $19.90.
If you’re obsessed with Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer as much as I am, you can opt for this adorable Brew-Dolph tumbler.
The stainless steel tumbler comes in white, with a gold Christmas tree motif featured in the middle. Literally topping off the look is a reindeer antler handle, in red. Bring this tumbler around to your Christmas parties for a great conversation starter.
This tumbler retails at $19.90.
If you’re unsure what to buy for presents, you can consider one of these chio mugs and tumblers as a gift. The collection is available for purchase in-stores islandwide and on Coffee Bean’s website.
All images courtesy of Coffee Bean.
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