Starbucks Announces Colorful Cups for Summer — and an Improvement to the Order-Ahead Process

The coffee chain is releasing new drinkware for the summer, mainly cold cups, available in stores starting May 28

Starbucks is splashing into summer with some colorful new merchandise.

The coffee chain is releasing new drinkware for the steamy season with a playful lineup of new cups available in stores starting May 28.

Starting things off the sparkly way, Starbucks will now offer the Peach Bling cold cup, which is adorned with “radiant peach studs,” per a press release. The design comes in two sizes: 16 ounces ($23) and 24 ounces ($25).

For those looking for a more nature-charged cup, Starbucks also unveiled the Flowers and Forest cold cup featuring a mushroom straw topper. Only available in a 24-ounce version ($25), the whimsical vessel is strewn with delicate colors and patterns.

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The “translucent green,” 24-ounce Canna Lily Butterfly cold cup  ($25) has butterfly wing designs on the outside and it comes with a butterfly straw topper.

The bright and cheery cups are rounded out by the Gradient Petal multipurpose cup ($20), which is designed with abstract blue and purple petals. This is the only option that can be used as a cold or hot cup.

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Starbucks is treating fans to even more fun drinkware as part of a new artist collaboration series. The company partnered with queer artist Sofie Birkin, who created an inspiring collection that celebrates the LGBTQ+ community. From pride flags to rainbow hues, the three new cups are also available in stores starting May 28. One even comes with a rainbow straw!

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Along with bubbly new drink cups, Starbucks announced upgrades to the way online orders are tracked. According to a press release, the company “improved the way the estimated order ready time is calculated in the Starbucks app when a customer uses the order ahead feature.”

Per Starbucks, the times are “more accurate than ever,” making it easier for customers to pick up their orders when expected. A PEOPLE staffer tested out the process on Tuesday morning and confirmed that the ETA was accurate.

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