The Pokémon 2026 holiday collection has dropped — shop now to score a free sticker sheet
TL;DR: The Pokémon Center just launched its 2026 Winter Night Sky holiday collection , packing over 400 festive items spanning tree toppers, knit sweaters, plushies, and kitchenware.
Every order from the drop placed before Dec.
25 includes a free sticker sheet while supplies last.
Opens in a new window Credit: Pokémon Center Pokémon Center Holiday Collection 2026 Shop Now The Pokémon Center just dropped its official 2026 holiday collection, and this year’s Winter Night Sky theme leans into pastel auroras, starry night aesthetics, and Pokémon getting up to festive winter activities.
With over 400 new items hitting the digital shelves, trying to scroll through the entire drop can get overwhelming fast.
However, any purchase from the holiday lineup made between now and Dec.
25 comes with a free Winter Night Sky sticker sheet at checkout, while supplies last.
What I loved while digging through this collection is just how accessible it is — almost everything sits around $40 or well under.
Plus, whether you’re looking to grow an existing Pokémon stash, deck out your tree, or just add a subtle charm to your kitchen counter, there’s a piece tailored for every corner of your home.
If you want to deck out your home or score a few gifts early, here is a look at what is floating around in this year's lineup.
Tree decor and living room upgrades Mew is taking center stage as this year's literal star.
The Mew tree topper puts the Mythical Pokémon right at the peak of your Christmas tree, complete with a matching Mew Winter Night Sky stocking if you want to keep the theme going.
If you prefer classic tree ornaments, there are new individual pieces featuring Piplup , Amaura , and Slowpoke , as well as a particularly cute Pikachu and Munchlax cookie treat two-pack .
For broader tree coverage, you can grab themed multi-packs like the Winter Wonders globe ornaments twelve-pack or tie everything together with the Winter Night Sky tree skirt .
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