Our Favorite Toy Story 5 Collaborations

Dara Clariza Evangelista
Jun 22
5 min read

Toy Story has always had a special place in pop culture because so many of us grew up with it.

We watched Woody and Buzz become friends. We learned to love Jessie. We cried when Andy gave his toys away. For a lot of us, Toy Story was one of the first movies that made growing up feel emotional, even before we fully understood why.

Now that Toy Story 5 is here, the collaborations surrounding the film are giving longtime fans another reason to be excited. Some are cute and collectible, some are surprisingly cool, and some feel like they were made exactly for the adults who still have a soft spot for the franchise.

Here are our favorite Toy Story 5 collaborations so far.

1. Taylor Swift’s Toy Story 5 Song

Taylor Swift being part of Toy Story 5 feels like one of those pop culture crossovers that immediately makes sense.

Her original song for the film, “I Knew It, I Knew You,” is connected to Jessie and the feeling of finding someone important again after time apart. That alone already feels very Toy Story. Jessie has always been one of the franchise’s most emotional characters, especially because her story is about being loved, forgotten, and remembered.

But beyond the song itself, the lead-up was also such a fun moment. Swifties went crazy, the theories started, and the whole reveal had that classic Taylor Swift effect where even a movie soundtrack suddenly became an event. It was beautiful, exciting, and honestly one of the most talked-about parts of the Toy Story 5 rollout.

For fans who grew up with Toy Story and also grew up with Taylor’s music, this collaboration hits a very specific sweet spot. It brings together two things that have soundtracked different stages of growing up.

2. Starbucks Korea’s Toy Story Collection

Starbucks Korea’s Toy Story collaboration is very much cute, cute things — and that is exactly why we love it.

The collection includes themed drinks, food, and merchandise inspired by different Toy Story characters. There are drinks like the Woody Cowboy Cookie Cold Brew, Jessie Strawberry Choux Frappuccino, and Buzz Kiwi Pop Energy Fizzio, plus snacks and treats that bring in more of the Toy Story world.

It is the kind of collaboration that feels fun without needing to be overexplained. You see the cups, the colors, the character details, and you immediately get it. It is playful, nostalgic, and very collectible.

The merch also makes the whole thing even better. Tumblers, mugs, keychains, and other Toy Story-themed items make it feel like the kind of drop fans would actually line up for. It is not just about grabbing a drink. It is about getting a little piece of the franchise in your everyday routine.

For longtime fans, this is the kind of collaboration that makes coffee runs feel a little more fun.

3. Porsche’s One-of-One Toy Story 5 Cars

This is easily one of the coolest Toy Story 5 collaborations.

Porsche created three one-of-one 911 models inspired by Woody, Buzz Lightyear, and Jessie. Each car takes design cues from the characters, from colors to textures to small details that reference their iconic looks.

The idea is honestly crazy in the best way. It feels like Hot Wheels for adults, but on a luxury level. Toy Story has always been about play, imagination, and the emotional value we attach to objects, so turning the characters into actual Porsche designs feels unexpectedly perfect.

The Buzz-inspired car has that futuristic space ranger feel. Jessie’s design leans into Western details, while Woody’s car pulls from his cowboy look and classic color palette. It is a fun concept, but it is also executed in a way that feels polished and intentional.

This is not the kind of collaboration most people expected, which is what makes it memorable. It takes childhood nostalgia and turns it into something sleek, expensive, and very grown-up.

Crazy, crazy and genuinely cool.

4. Crocs’ Toy Story 5 Jessie Boot

We love Crocs, and the Toy Story 5 Jessie Boot is such a fun one.

Crocs leaned into Jessie’s cowgirl look with a boot-inspired clog that features Western details, denim, cow print, red accents, and Jessie-themed charms. It is playful, loud, and very on-brand for a character like Jessie.

What makes this work is that it does not try to be subtle. It knows exactly what it is. It is a Toy Story shoe, it is a Jessie shoe, and it is meant to be fun. That is why it feels so easy to like.

Crocs has become one of those brands that can turn almost anything into a collectible fashion moment, and this collaboration fits perfectly into that space. It is cute enough for fans, wearable enough for casual styling, and bold enough to feel like a proper statement piece.

It is also the kind of item that would make sense for theme park outfits, cozy errand days, or anyone who just likes shoes that start conversations.

Basically, it is Jessie in Crocs form, and we are here for it.

5. adidas’ Toy Story Collection

The adidas Toy Story collection is the kind of drop that makes you say: damn, I want one.

The collection includes Toy Story-themed shoes, slides, bags, caps, and apparel, with pieces that feel easy to wear while still being playful. A lot of the items are made for kids, but the appeal goes beyond that. For adults who grew up with the franchise, seeing Toy Story on everyday adidas pieces still feels exciting.

There is something sweet about seeing a new generation wear the characters we grew up with. The fans who once watched Toy Story as kids are now older siblings, parents, titas, titos, godparents, or simply adults who still get excited when they see Woody and Buzz on a sneaker.

The collection feels simple, practical, and nostalgic. It does not need to be too dramatic. It works because Toy Story is already recognizable, and adidas gives it an easy everyday format.

We would not mind seeing more adult sizes too.

Why These Collaborations Work

What makes these Toy Story 5 collaborations fun is that they all hit different parts of the fandom. Taylor Swift brings the emotional pop culture moment. Starbucks Korea gives us cute collectibles. Porsche gives us a wild grown-up version of childhood play. Crocs gives us fun fashion. adidas gives us easy everyday nostalgia.

Together, they show why Toy Story still works after all these years. The franchise is not just about toys. It is about memory, attachment, friendship, and the strange feeling of realizing that something from your childhood still matters to you as an adult.