2024

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The theme for the 2024 cups is “Merrier Together.” And in addition to highlighting the color green, the new cups also feature cozy charms that look like old-fashioned holiday ornaments or peppermints.

2023

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The 2023 cups follow the theme, “Share the Joy,” and each feature sparkles and bright magenta. There’s also a cold cup, which sadly, doesn’t include pink.

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2022

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Coinciding with the 20th anniversary of the Peppermint Mocha, these designs incorporated mint green into the color palette, according to Starbucks.

2021

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A splash of lilac made its way to the 2021 holiday cups.

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2020

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The design process for the 2020 holiday cups involved wrapping ribbons similar to washi tape around cups, according to Starbucks.

2019

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2019 brought four fun and festive cups to get into the holiday spirit.

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2019

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2019 brought four cups with different designs, such as this polka dot one.

2018

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This year’s set includes four distinct patterned cups: A red cup with stripes; a white cup with green leaves and bright red berries…

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2018

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…a red houndstooth cup; and a green “Stargyle” printed cup.

2017

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Starbucks’ first white cup was covered with sketches—two hands holding, more coffee cups, presents, hearts, and more.

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2016

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This year’s cup featured the words love and joy, plus plenty of customer-created drawings, all drawn on a red background.

2015

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2015 was the year of ombré, with a simple, two-toned red cup.

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2014

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2014’s “Let there be bright” theme spawned this red, brushstroke-lined cup.

2013

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This cup uses coffee cherries, coffee flowers, and ornaments to paint a holiday scene.

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2012

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A geometric snowman with blue and gold accents made its mark in 2012.

2011

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2011’s cups had a cast of characters, including a dog and boy sledding, carolers singing, and an ice skater spinning.

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2010

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This was one of the only years with a full sentence on the cup.

2009

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Sprigs of evergreen sit behind ornaments on this year’s red holiday cup.

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2008

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This year’s cup looked like a Christmas sweater. Hand-drawn doves, reindeer, and trees add to the coziness.

2007

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2007 celebrated 10 years of holiday cups! This year’s design invited customers to “pass the cheer.”

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Madison Flager is the Lifestyle Editor at Delish.com; she covers food news and trends, travel-worthy food experiences, and the products you need in your kitchen right now. She has a deep love of coffee and manchego cheese.

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