Pokémon Center's New "Winter Night Sky" Holiday Collection Comes With a Free Sticker Sheet

The Pokémon Center just released its 2026 Holiday Collection, revealing this year's theme as "Winter Night Sky."

As with every TPC drop, the full list of over 60 new products is available everywhere. These designs are generally teamed with starry skies and pastel auroras, with new images of Pokemon doing some festive activity.

The collection, which includes a mix of decor, apparel, and gift-wrapped accessories, is now available exclusively from the Pokemon Center. Any purchase of the collection before December 25th comes with a free Winter Night Sky sticker sheet while supplies last.

The 'Winter Night Sky' Holiday Collection is now available at the Pokemon Center

The real star of the show is Mayo, who made it to the big leagues as this year's top tree. The ethereal Pokemon will also receive an exclusive sock for $19.99.

Of course, it wouldn't be a holiday set without some new Pokemon decorations for your tree. The new solo trinkets feature holiday-themed detailed models of Slowpoke, Amaura, Piplup, and a wide range of Eeveelutions. The retailer has new themed packs of standard round sticks.

If you'd rather keep your favorite Pokemon firmly planted on a surface, TPC has added three new additions to its Holiday Village figurine collection: Town Hall Greetings, Meloetta Majestic Theater and Yamper Snowy Scamper.

Ornaments together for the holidays (8 packs)

Bonnie's knitted purple scarf (one adult size)

Winter night sky Pokemon holiday puzzle (1000 pieces)

In the apparel section, we see new cozy pajama sets as well as some t-shirts and knitwear. According to a Pokemon press release, "These happy cold-weather companions are ready to keep trainers warm, cozy and full of wonder all winter long."

There are more random things in the full collection. Again, the full list includes over 100 new products. The new 1000-piece puzzle featuring my beloved Piplup is a personal highlight, but you'll find everything from tablecloths and tea towels to snowballs and blankets.

I think any of these would make great gifts. For what it's worth, the collection also includes a ridiculous number of gift boxes and bags, which I love just as much as anything at the end.

What about the trading card side of things? Well, we (at least some people) just got the 30th anniversary set and it remains to be seen if we'll get the 2026 version of the usual TCG holiday calendar.

Too soon for the holiday mood? Check out The Pokémon Center's Halloween collection released earlier this month.

Blythe (She) is an Audience Development Coordinator at IGN who spends a lot of time on character customization screens and tracking collectibles.