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Starbucks has joined hands with high fashion and cosmetics brand Anna Sui to launch a special collection of mugs, water bottles, bags and card pouches in South Korea.
The collection includes the Anna Sui Rose DW Mug, the Anna Sui Boutique DW Mug, the SS Swell Anna Sui Water Bottle, the Anna Sui Tote Bag and the Anna Sui Card.
Starbucks is selling a limited run of 40,000 of its specially prepared set package — composed of a tote bag, a Starbucks gift card and a card pouch — on a first come, first served basis. Customers can fill the card with a minimum 30,000 won ($26).
The goods are priced between 27,000 won to 38,000 won, and can be purchased at some 830 Starbucks stores nationwide.
By Sohn Ji-young (jys@heraldcorp.com)
