Food & Beverages
100,000 people will receive up to $1 million in burritos
Food & Beverages
Cinnamon Toast Crunch meets Netflix's biggest new IP
The glove is free with any iced beverage purchase starting at around $3, available while supplies last
Dunkin’ merch has resold for profit before, with realistic expectations landing around $20 to $30
Giveaway starts Friday, February 20 at 10 AM at participating Dunkin’ locations nationwide
Dunkin’ has a thing for limited merch drops, and their latest one is exactly what it sounds like: a single glove designed to keep your iced-coffee hand warm this winter. It’s a goofy, brand-aware piece of merch that leans into the “iced coffee in any weather” identity Dunkin’ has built. Starting tomorrow morning, you can walk in, order an iced drink, and walk out with one for free.
Dunkin’ is giving away a limited-edition iced coffee glove with the purchase of any iced beverage, starting Friday, February 20 at 10 AM local time. Supply is limited and it’s while-supplies-last at participating locations, so earlier is better. An iced coffee starts around $3, making your total cost of entry about as low as it gets for a branded merch flip.
The glove is a single (yes, one) insulated glove meant for your sipping hand. It’s branded in Dunkin’s signature pink-and-orange colorway. Weird? Sure. But Dunkin’ has a track record of making weird merch that actually moves on the secondary market.
This isn’t a guaranteed flip by any stretch, but Dunkin’ merch has pulled through before. Their Megan Thee Stallion collab cups moved well, and their DKN’GS tracksuits resold for hundreds when they dropped. This glove is a much smaller item, so don’t expect those numbers, but a $20 to $30 sale is realistic for something this niche and this free to acquire.
At 13% eBay fees on a $25 sale, you’re netting around $21.75 before shipping. Pocket a mailer, ship it first class, and you’re probably clearing $17 to $19 on a $3 iced coffee. That’s not a career-making flip, but it’s a solid return on a coffee you were going to buy anyway.
This isn’t a guaranteed flip by any stretch, but Dunkin’ merch has pulled through before. Their Megan Thee Stallion collab cups moved well, and their DKN’GS tracksuits resold for hundreds when they dropped. This glove is a much smaller item, so don’t expect those numbers, but a $20 to $30 sale is realistic for something this niche and this free to acquire.
At 13% eBay fees on a $25 sale, you’re netting around $21.75 before shipping. Pocket a mailer, ship it first class, and you’re probably clearing $17 to $19 on a $3 iced coffee. That’s not a career-making flip, but it’s a solid return on a coffee you were going to buy anyway.
Food & Beverages
100,000 people will receive up to $1 million in burritos
Food & Beverages
Cinnamon Toast Crunch meets Netflix's biggest new IP