Starbucks' new Singapore-exclusive Mofusand collection has cute drinkware, plushies, blind boxes and more
Starbucks Mofusand merchandise in Singapore
If you missed out on Starbucks' previous puffy bags of viral hype, here's another chance. The Mofusand range has puffer totes ($49.90) in cream and charcoal, each with a different character bag charm. Dress things up even more with a Mofusand barista plush keychain ($29.90), featuring a grey kitty donned in the Starbucks uniform, or get a larger orange Starbucks Mofusand plushie ($48.90) as your new cuddle buddy.
Blind box enthusiasts will get a kick out of unveiling the Mofusand cup clip blind boxes ($14.90 for one, $59.60 for a set of four). These rubber figures can be displayed on their own or slotted atop the rim of your cup for a dash of kawaii with every sip.
Not forgetting drinkware, of which there are three to choose from in this series: a stainless steel mug ($34.90), a stainless steel tumbler ($49.90), and a green cold cup ($39.90) – all of which sport a green hue and adorable Mofusand cat motifs. Also in a similar pastel shade are a foldable reusable bag ($24.90) for eco-friendly shopping and a puffer pouch ($21.90) for small items.
Starbucks Mofusand promotions: straw clips, cup sleeves and more
Starbucks Rewards members can enjoy the following perks featuring even more Mofusand goodies:
Get a Starbucks Mofusand straw with straw clip at $6.90 with any purchase from August 13 onwards (in-store and online)
Get a Starbucks Mofusand sling bag blind pack at $14.90 with any purchase from August 20 onwards (in-store and online)
Get a Starbucks Mofusand voucher pack which comes with a mini pouch blind pack and seven vouchers worth over $68 at just $29.90, inclusive of free shipping
There's also a delivery exclusive, whereby you'll receive a free Starbucks Mofusand cup sleeve blind pack with a minimum spend of $25 nett (excluding delivery fees) from August 11 onwards.
Find out more via Starbucks Singapore's website.
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