Starbucks Canada Has Released Colour-Changing Reusable Cups To Celebrate Pride 2020
If you’re looking to introduce a splash of colour to your coffee, look no further. To celebrate Pride 2020, Starbucks Canada have released a limited-edition range of colourful and reusable cups and tumblers. Starbucks’ colour-changing cups are available right now, but they’re only around while stocks last!
June is officially Pride month in Canada, and Starbucks have released a brand-new range of products in honor of the occasion.
From colour-changing reusable cups, to 16oz tumblers and huge, sparkly drinks containers, the collection has been designed to be loud, colourful and proud.
In an email to Narcity, a company representative explained, “From magical colour-changing cold cups to tumblers adorned with bursts of rainbow pride, Starbucks Canada celebrates individuality and self-expression with merchandise for every personality.”
If you've been desperate to add a little colour to your morning beverage, you'll have to be quick. These products are limited edition and are only available while stocks last.
You can find your nearest Starbucks store by clicking here.
The new products are currently available in participating stores across Canada, and they retail for various prices. The five-pack of colour-changing cups with lids and straws cost $26.96.
Inside each pack you'll find five different colours, all of which have the ability to change shades when they are filled with ice-cold liquid. Pretty cool, right?!
The 24oz "Colour-Changing Confetti Cold Cup" costs just $6, while the 24oz “Iridescent Bling Pride Plastic Cold Cup” costs $27.95.
If you want to get your hands on the 16oz "White Pearl Pride Tumbler," be prepared to drop $31.95.
Earlier this week, Reebok Canada also announced that they were celebrating Pride month with a brand-new product.
Their Pride-themed sneakers are inspired by the LGBTQ+ community's iconic flag, and they're already getting five-star reviews.
Starbucks' Pride-Inspired Cups
Price: Varies by item.
Why You Need It: Celebrate Pride month by sipping from one of these bold, bright and beautiful cups or tumblers. It's good for the environment, too!
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