In recent weeks, many of our favorite K-Pop stars have announced their Season’s Greetings for 2023. The fans of one popular boy group have had to be patient so far, but now the wait is over: Stray Kids have finally revealed their 2023 Season’s Greeting! It will be released on January 9 and can be pre-ordered starting today!
SKZ’s Mini World!
The Season’s Greeting consists of a white box protected by a yellow sleeve. Inside, as with most Season’s Greetings, you will find a desk calendar and a diary with over 200 pages! Both cover not only the 12 months of 2023, but also the first two months of 2024. So you can start two years together with the boy group right away!
The diary also comes with a transparent cover. In the content preview, it is suggested to personalize the diary a bit by, for example, placing photos of Stray Kids between the book and the cover. Will you take up the suggestion?
Besides the bigger contents, there are of course a number of extras that you will surely like! These include, for example, a notepad, a Sticker Pack (20 pcs.), a Mini Poster Set (8 pcs.), a Sticker Set (8 pcs.), a Photocard Set (8 pcs.), a Selfie Photocard Set (8 pcs.) and a Stand Paper Set (8 pcs.).
Finally, there is our personal favorite: a 4 Cut Photo Set (8 pcs.) and a matching 4 Cut Photo Keyring! Of course, we know very well what a keyring is like in which we can keep photocards and carry them around with us. That is why the 4 Cut keyring is not all that unusual, after all it is only a bit longer than the usual photocard keyrings. But we have never seen a variation like this before! Do you also always get excited when K-Pop groups come up with new extras?
As we already mentioned above, the 2023 Season’s Greeting will be released on January 9. Pre-ordering is worth it, because then you will get one of 16 possible Polaroids on top!
Stray Kids has been uploading various teasers on Twitter for two days now, for example concept photos or a video in which the members introduce the Season's Greeting. For now, the video is only on Twitter without subtitles, but some fans have already gone to the trouble of translating it for all STAY:
