For festival-goers missing the fields of Avalon this December, the Glastonbury Festival online shop has launched its seasonal collection. While tickets for the 2025 event may be elusive, the official merchandise store offers a tangible piece of the festival to place under the tree.
This year’s range leans heavily into high-quality, sustainable collectibles rather than fast fashion, featuring mouth-blown glass ornaments, reusable Chilly’s bottles, and intricate artwork from long-time festival collaborator Stanley Donwood. However, shoppers need to move quickly—international shipping deadlines have already begun to pass, and domestic cut-offs are approaching.
Christmas Delivery Deadlines 2025
- Europe & USA: December 6th
- UK (Royal Mail): December 18th
Glastonbury Christmas Baubles & Decorations
The standout items for 2025 are the handmade glass ornaments, priced at £18.50 each. These aren’t standard plastic decorations; they are mouth-blown and hand-painted in Poland using traditional methods, making them genuine collectibles for festival veterans.
Two designs are available this year:
- The Ribbon Tower: A vibrant pink and multicoloured striped bauble replicating the beloved Park Stage landmark.
- The Pyramid Stage: A gold glass recreation of the world’s most famous festival stage, complete with the peace sign at the apex.
To wrap these gifts, the shop is also selling Glastonbury Wrapping Paper (£3.50) designed by Elizabeth Imogen, featuring a playful motif of tents, flags, and the ribbon tower on recycled paper.
Sustainable Essentials: The 2025 Water Bottle
A perennial bestseller, the official reusable water bottle has been updated for the new season. The Glastonbury 2025 Chilly’s Blue Gradient Bottle (£22.00) features an etched logo design by Stanley Donwood on a 500ml double-walled stainless steel flask .
True to the festival’s single-use plastic ban, the bottle is designed for durability. It uses high-grade 304 stainless steel to keep drinks cold for 24 hours or hot for 12 hours, making it as useful for a winter commute as it is for a hot day at the Pyramid Stage.
Jigsaws and Art Prints
For the days between Christmas and New Year, the store stocks two 1,000-piece jigsaw puzzles (£29.99) featuring the artwork of Stanley Donwood, the artist responsible for the festival’s distinct visual identity. The designs, titled “Or Else The Light“ and “Higher Than The Sun“, feature vibrant stained-glass style imagery of the Pyramid Stage.
In the prints section, collectors should note that the 2025 Line Up Poster is already listed as “Sold Out” . However, fans of the Glastonbury Free Press can still pick up distinctive prints for £10.00, including the “If You Print It They Will Come” and “Colour CND” posters. Bargain hunters can also find 2024 prints on sale for just £5.00.
Stocking Fillers: Patches, Pins & Socks
For smaller budgets or Secret Santa gifts, the accessories section offers a variety of items under £15.
- Enamel Pin Badges (£10.00): Featuring “The Park Rainbow Dude” or the Ribbon Tower.
- Embroidered Patches (£8.00): Ideal for customising denim jackets or backpacks, available in the 2025 Festival Logo or The Park designs.
- Glastonbury Sports Socks (£12.00): White organic cotton socks featuring the festival’s typographic wordmark and rainbow hoops—a subtle nod to the festival for everyday wear.
Winter Wearables
While the full clothing range is extensive, the seasonal highlight is the Glastonbury Bobble Hat (£22.00). The black speckle knit hat is lined with Sherpa fleece for warmth and features the official “dancing figures” logo patch. Like most of the apparel, it is made from organic cotton, aligning with the festival’s Green pledges.
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Jason Bryant
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