Starbucks Japan Has New Pegasus Merchandise & We Found A Store That Ships It To Singapore

By Karmen on 02 Jul 2020

Digital Editor

Starbucks Japan recently launched a merchandise collection featuring Pegasus flying amidst shades of light pink, blue and purple.

While the collection is available for a limited time only and many of us in Singapore won't be able to get our hands on it, we've found a website that ships this collection to Singapore!

Keep reading to find out more!

Pegasus Handy Stainless Bottle (3,900 yen, ~S$50.46)

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This stainless steel bottle has pastel Pegasus prints around the siren logo.

Pegasus Charm Tumbler (2,000 yen, ~S$25.88)

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The colourful stars and Pegasus are on a transparent bottle for a whimsical look. It also has a cute star charm.

Pegasus Stainless To Go Tumbler (3,500 yen, ~S$45.29)

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This stainless steel tumbler has a design that's reminiscent of the night sky with Pegasus and stars.

Embossed Star Stainless Tumbler (3,800 yen, ~S$49.17)

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The ombre colour is inspired by the "Magic Hour" when the sky is most beautiful during sunset.

Stars Stainless Mug (2,600 yen, ~S$33.64)

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This minimalist mug has colourful stars on a pearl white body and a subtle siren logo.

Swan Double Wall Sunny Bottle (2,400 yen, ~S$31.06)

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Swans and shooting stars are on a pink bottle with a bright yellow lid.

Swan Mug (2,200 yen, ~S$28.47)

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Sip on your favourite beverage using this cute swan-shaped mug with a tiara and shooting stars detail.

Snow Globe Mug (3,800 yen, ~S$49.17)

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The snow globe mug lid has sparkling stars shining around Pegasus and the mug depicts the night sky in the summer with shooting stars.

If you have friends living in Japan who can help you purchase these, lucky you! For everyone else, you can check out Sugoimart which ships products in Japan to other countries including Singapore. On the downside, their prices are higher than those in Japan!