Starbucks unveils new Alpaca Paradise cup collection StarbucksStarbucks has unveiled an all-new drinkware line with a quirky twist for the summer season, but it won\u2019t be easy to get. Starbucks is known for its extensive cup collections. In April, it abandoned the ever-popular \u2018Been There\u2019 mug series, to reveal a brand new mug collection featuring some of the most notable cities in the US. Back in February, they released a \u2018Feline In Love\u2019 cat-themed collection filled with pink and red, perfect for Valentine\u2019s Day. Now, they\u2019ve brought out a new summer collection, and it\u2019s all covered in alpacas. The new range contains everything from mugs to cups, to coffee flasks, and they\u2019re all covered in cute alpaca cartoons with a soft, pastel palette. The trouble is, if you want to get your hands on the new release, you\u2019ll need to hop on a plane, as it\u2019s only available in China. The range was released on July 9 and is currently available nationwide in all Chinese Starbucks locations. The good news, however, is that some are already being sold on eBay, so you might be able to get your hands on one, provided you don\u2019t mind paying a little extra for postage. Starbucks isn\u2019t the only chain releasing merchandise this summer. Chick-fil-A announced they are bringing out several creative merch products, including a giant pool inflatable shaped like their classic waffle fries, along with a beach towel shaped like a giant chicken sandwich. The new summer collection was released on July 1 and is available while supplies last.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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