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Posh Peanut’s 2026 Grinch drop lands this morning

The group text starts in September now. Someone’s sister-in-law wants to know whether everyone is doing matching pyjamas again this year, and you are being asked to commit to a Christmas morning that is three months away. Posh Peanut’s answer arrives this morning: 45 new pieces in three Grinch prints, from an $18 bow headwrap to a $138 blanket.
The three prints
Grinchmas Ornaments is the busy one: a white ground covered in illustrated baubles and gold stars, with the Grinch, Cindy Lou and the dog inside them. That print has 17 pieces. Stealing Christmas is the quiet one, a pale sage ground with the Grinch in his Santa suit, stuffed stockings and small green trees, and it has nine. Cindy Lou Bows is pink, runs to 19 pieces, and is the one that will go first: red ribbon lattice, wreaths, and Cindy Lou in the middle of it.
The collection page now lists 62 items, so a little over two thirds of what you see today is new this year. The rest is the Mr. Grinch and Who-liday Tree work from 2024 and 2025, back for another winter.
What things cost
A kids’ classic pajama set is $46 and a zippered footie is $44, both in the bamboo viscose Posh Peanut calls Päpook, listed at 95% viscose from bamboo and 5% spandex and cut snug to meet the flame-retardant rules. Crib sheets are $52. The twirl dress is $54. Adult sets are $98 for men and $98 to $100 for women, which is the part that decides whether the family photo happens. The plush Patoo blanket is $114, and there is a $138 version with Grinchmas Ornaments on one side and Stealing Christmas on the other. There is also a $28 dog bandana, because of course there is.

The bit nobody tells you
Posh Peanut drops on Thursdays at 8 a.m. Pacific, and it says so on its own launch page. Every piece in the Grinch collection is sitting there right now showing no stock, which is the mechanic rather than a sell-out. When the window opens, the popular prints in the common sizes go in minutes, and the restocks are unreliable enough that we would not plan around one.
What we’d buy
If matching pyjamas are already a fixture in your house, the $46 kids’ set in Cindy Lou Bows is the buy, and the adult set is the thing you will regret skipping when the photos come back. If they are not a fixture, the crib sheet at $52 gets you the whole visual for one item and nobody has to get dressed. Skip the $138 blanket unless you wanted a blanket anyway; the double print is a nice idea and it is $24 more than the single.
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