The Shiba Inu Cup: A Must-Have Korean Starbucks Item for the 2018 Year of the Dog
By MOOK Scenic Spots / Peichi, compiled and reported
Whenever Starbucks Korea launches new products, it’s always big news for fans. This time, the first wave of new products for the 2018 New Year features a Shiba Inu series that’s perfectly themed for the Year of the Dog. Once it hit the shelves, it quickly attracted numerous dog-loving fans to rush and buy them, creating the latest Shiba Inu craze.
Starbucks Korea’s newly launched Shiba Inu-themed merchandise is very fitting for the season (Photo / Starbucks Korea)
Numerous Shiba Inu series items were snapped up by dog-loving fans (Photo / Starbucks Korea)
This time, Starbucks Korea took inspiration from the Shiba Inu to celebrate the arrival of the 2018 Year of the Dog. The design of the Shiba Inu is vivid and charming, winning over animal-loving fans. This year, not only are there mugs and insulated tumblers featuring Shiba Inu shapes or prints, but also Shiba Inu-shaped coasters and stirring sticks. Their adorable look has led netizens to call them the most collectible items of the new year.
The different looks of the Shiba Inus—some more reserved, some more playful—let fans choose according to their personal preferences (Photo / Starbucks Korea)
Aside from mugs and insulated tumblers with Shiba Inu designs, the range also includes accessories such as Shiba Inu stirring sticks, coasters, and phone cases (Photo / Starbucks Korea)
Travelers visiting Korea might want to stop by Starbucks during the New Year to check out these festive Shiba Inu series items, and bring home one of these cute and charming Shiba Inu cups.
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