Kurt S. Adler's officially licensed Coca-Cola ornament collection covers the brand's most recognizable holiday imagery â choose 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 style â glass, resin, plastic, plush, and wood â with 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 style â one 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 Santa â red suit, white beard, warm smile â and 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?
Yes â Kurt 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.
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