Jack in the Box Drops Glass "Sippers" July 2

This is obvious rip on Starbucks' Bearista cups

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By RC Staff

27 June 2026

Key Points

Early reports peg the glass Jack Sipper at 25 dollars, dropping at participating locations on July 2
It reportedly comes with a buy one get one free Coca-Cola fountain drink offer through the Jack app
Starbucks Bearista cups have flipped for 150 to 300 dollars on a 25 to 30 dollar retail

Jack in the Box just teased its own answer to Starbucks’ glass mascot cup obsession, and resellers should be paying attention. The fast food chain revealed a glass Jack Sipper on TikTok, styled after Jack Box’s head, complete with his signature yellow cap as a lid and a red and white striped straw. It’s a clear riff on the Bearista craze, and if that market is any indication, this is worth scooping up on day one.

Glass Jack Sipper Details

The Jack Sipper is a small glass drink container shaped around Jack in the Box’s mascot, similar in spirit to Starbucks’ bear shaped Bearista cup that’s caused chaos at stores nationwide over the past several months.

Early reports point to a $25 price tag and a buy one get one free Coca-Cola fountain drink offer redeemable through the Jack in the Box app, though neither detail has been confirmed by Jack in the Box directly. It’s expected at participating locations nationwide on July 2, with supply described as limited.

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So… how thirsty are you for 7/2? 👀 Meet me at your local Jack in the Box on 7/2 to grab my Jack Sipper.

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A mascot shaped glass cup with this kind of novelty factor is new territory for Jack in the Box. Fast food chains have leaned more into character merch and limited drops to drive foot traffic lately, and this looks like a direct attempt to capture some of the energy that’s made Starbucks’ bear cups one of the most reliable flips around.

Why Resellers Are Interested

Starbucks’ glass Bearista cup retailed for around $25 to $30 depending on the release and consistently sold out within hours, with eBay sold listings showing prices between $150 and $300 for cups in good condition, with some drops spiking higher during peak hype. That’s a 5X to 10X return on something that costs about the same as a combo meal.

The Jack Sipper isn’t guaranteed to follow the same path. Jack in the Box doesn’t have the built-in collector base that Starbucks merch enjoys, and mascot cups from quick service chains have a mixed track record once the novelty wears off. But the form factor, price, and timing all mirror what’s worked for Starbucks, and the BOGO drink offer adds a little extra value on top of the collectible angle.

Treat this as a low cost watch item rather than a guaranteed flip. At $25, even a modest resale bump covers the cost of trying.

In other news, Starbucks has confirmed a new run of their glass Bearista cup, this time sporting pink in time for summer. We have a full guide to the drop here.