Kurt S. Adler’s officially licensed Coca-Cola ornament collection covers the brand’s most recognizable holiday imagerychoose your style from the dropdown, each ornament (or set) sold separately. The Sundblom-inspired Santa appears throughout: drinking a Coke, opening a bottle, driving a car, at a Coke vending machine, holding bottles, and in classic poses in glass and resin. The Coca-Cola polar bears get plush, blow mold, and multi-pack treatments, and the collection rounds out with Coke bottle 6-packs, glitter cans, delivery trucks, a wooden nutcracker, a hot air balloon, and bottle cap sets.
Materials vary by styleglass, resin, plastic, plush, and woodwith sizes running roughly 2.5 to 6 inches. Several styles are multi-piece: the resin Santa set includes two poses, the bottle cap set includes three, and the bottle and polar bear 6-packs include six. Each ornament comes ready to hang.
Product details
- Brand: Kurt S. Adler
- License: Coca-Cola (official)
- Type: Christmas ornaments
- Materials: Glass, resin, plastic, plush, or wood depending on style
- Size: approximately 2.5 to 6 inches depending on style
- Multi-packs: Select styles include 2, 3, or 6 pieces (noted in variant name)
- Includes: Hanging string or hook
- Condition: Brand new
- Sold individually by styleone ornament or one set per purchase
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is Santa so associated with Coca-Cola?Haddon Sundblom’s Coca-Cola ads from the 1930s onward defined the modern image of Santared suit, white beard, warm smileand these ornaments draw on that advertising art.
Which styles come as sets?Variant names note it: the resin Santa is a set of 2, the Share a Coke Santas are a set of 2, the bottle caps are a set of 3, and the bottle and polar bear 6-packs contain six pieces.
Are the glass ornaments fragile?Glass styles are traditional blown-glass ornaments and should be handled like any glass decoration; resin and plastic styles are more durable options for homes with kids or pets.
Are these official Coca-Cola products?YesKurt S. Adler produces these under license from Coca-Cola, and the designs use official brand artwork.
Who is Kurt S. Adler?A family-run ornament company operating since 1946, known for licensed Christmas decorations across major brands and franchises.
