The Pokémon Center just dropped its 2026 holiday collection, revealing this year’s theme as ‘Winter Night Sky.’
Like any TPC merch drop, the full list of 60+ new products is all over the place. The designs are generally unified by starry skies and pastel auroras, with new illustrations of Pokémon getting up to some festive activities.
The collection, which includes a mix of decor, apparel, and gift-wrapping accessories, is now available exclusively from The Pokémon Center. Any purchases from the collection before December 25 will come with a free Winter Night Sky sticker sheet, while supplies last.
'Winter Night Sky' Holiday Collection Now Available at The Pokémon Center
The very literal star of the show is Mew, who made it to the big leagues as this year’s tree topper. The ethereal Pokémon is also getting a dedicated stocking, listed at $19.99.
Of course, this wouldn’t be a holiday collection without some new Pokémon decorations for your tree. New individual ornaments feature detailed holiday-themed models of Slowpoke, Amaura, Piplup, and a spread of Eeveelutions. The retailer also has new themed packs of standard round baubles.
If you’d rather have your beloved Pokemon firmly planted on a surface, TPC dropped three new additions to its Holiday Village figure collection: Town Hall Greetings, Meloetta Majestic Theatre, and Yamper Snowy Scamper.
On the apparel side, we’re seeing new sets of cozy pajamas as well as some t-shirts and knit beanies. Per Pokémon’s press release, “These cheerful cold-weather companions are ready to keep Trainers warm, cozy and full of wonder all winter long.”
There’s plenty more random things in the full collection. Again, the full list includes over 100 new products. A personal standout is the new 1,000-piece puzzle which features my beloved Piplup, but you’ll find everything from table runners and tea towels to snow globes and blankets.
I’m of the opinion that any of these would make great gifts. For what it’s worth, the collection also includes a ridiculous amount of gift boxes and bags that I would cherish just as much as whatever ends up being inside.
As for the trading card side of things? Well, we (at least some people) just got our hands on the 30th Anniversary set, and it remains to be seen whether we’ll be getting a 2026 edition of the TCG’s usual Holiday Calendar.