Le Creuset Drops "Wicked" Dutch Oven Collab

Similar Wicked tie-ins from Starbucks and Stanley have flipped for hundreds

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By RC Staff

01 October 2025

Key Points

New Le Creuset Wicked Dutch Ovens retail for $450, $50 over their standard
These are billed as limited edition, but no production numbers are published
Past Wicked collabs have sold for hundreds over MSRP

Le Creuset just launched limited edition Wicked: For Good Dutch ovens at $450 each. There are two versions available: Glinda in Shell Pink and Elphaba in Artichaut green. Both are 4.5-quart size with character silhouettes embossed on the lid, plus unique interior finishes and custom knobs.

Wicked Le Creuset Dutch Oven Collaboration

The Glinda version features a glossy Shell Pink exterior with a light gold knob and pale interior enamel. The Elphaba version comes in a deeper Artichaut green that’s darker than Le Creuset’s standard green offerings, with a black nickel knob and matte black interior. Both have the character’s silhouette embossed on the lid, which is a nice touch that separates these from standard colorways.

Both versions are available for online ordering at LeCreuset.com and Williams-Sonoma.com with standard shipping options. If you prefer to see them in person before buying, call your local Le Creuset or Williams Sonoma stores to confirm in-stock availability before making the drive. Since Le Creuset’s policy is final sale only on these items, consider using a credit card that offers return protection in case you need it down the road.

At 4.5 quarts, these are Le Creuset’s mid-size option. They’re big enough for family cooking but won’t dominate cabinet space. The enameled cast iron construction is the same quality Le Creuset has been making since 1925, so these will actually function as solid cookware if resale doesn’t pan out.

Will They Resell?

These are final sale with no returns unless there’s a manufacturer defect, which means resale risk is higher than your typical flip. Le Creuset movie and character collaborations are hit or miss on the secondary market depending on production volume. Wicked Stanley tumblers resold for massive profits last year, so there’s definitely a market for this brand of low-effort movie tie-in.

The Wicked movie sequel drops November 21, which creates a natural gift-buying deadline and peak hype window. Monitor eBay sold listings over the next week to gauge real demand versus social media excitement before committing serious capital to multiples.

Limited edition status means these could sell out within days or sit for weeks depending on how many units Le Creuset produced. The company hasn’t specified quantity limits or an end date for the collection, which makes it harder to predict scarcity.

We recommend keeping these on your radar for right now. If you’re looking for other lowkey flips to tide you over until the next big one, check out our articles on the recently restocked Travis Scott McDonalds Tees or PlayStation’s upcoming Reebok collection.