Updated September 13, 2026: Sanrio’s Halloween shop is stacked this year. The current collection covers Hello Kitty, Kuromi, Cinnamoroll, Keroppi, My Melody and more, with glow-in-the-dark apparel, plush, collectibles and home décor ranging from a $4.99 treat bag to elaborate ceramic candle houses.
This is our living Hello Kitty and Sanrio Halloween 2026 guide. We checked the items below against Sanrio’s official U.S. shop on September 13. Prices and availability can move quickly, so use the linked Sanrio pages for the latest status.
The best Hello Kitty Halloween finds right now
The glow-in-the-dark JapanLA Spirit Jersey is the big wearable: Sanrio lists the Hello Kitty and Friends Halloween Edition JapanLA Spirit Jersey for $80. The purple tie-dye unisex top has a Skeleton Hello Kitty graphic on the front, Halloween artwork across the back and sleeves, and glow-in-the-dark details.
The skeleton pump dispenser is the practical-cute pick: The Hello Kitty glow-in-the-dark Halloween pump dispenser is listed at $19.99. It is a 14.11-ounce polyresin soap or lotion dispenser with a matte skeleton finish, so it can stay useful after the candy is gone.
The ghost figurine is the under-$20 décor find: Sanrio’s current Halloween shop lists a Hello Kitty trick-or-treat ghost ceramic figurine for $16. The same collection also includes a $40 witchy ceramic wind chime and a 3-foot Hello Kitty skeleton inflatable listed at $39.90 when we checked.
Kuromi Halloween has its own mini takeover
Kuromi is not getting one token product. Sanrio currently lists a Mischief Mansion 2026 Halloween treat bag for $4.99, an 8-inch Halloween witch plush for $19.99 and a jack-o’-lantern lidded ceramic candy bowl for $42.
The collection also includes pricier tokidoki collaborations: an 8-inch Kuromi bat plush and an 8-inch witch plush were each listed at $55, with smaller spooky-series mascot clips listed at $28. That gives Kuromi fans options from a party-bag add-on to display-worthy collectibles.
Glow-in-the-dark Funko Pops and small collectibles
The easiest matching set is the spooky glow-in-the-dark Funko Pop trio. Hello Kitty, Cinnamoroll and Keroppi figures were each listed at $14.99 in Sanrio’s Halloween shop when we checked.
There is also a Hello Kitty and Friends SquiSHU Halloween capsule series starting at $12.99, plus a Halloween blind-box mini glass listed at $6.99. Blind boxes are random unless the product page specifically offers a full set, so do not count on receiving one exact character from a single box.
Halloween home décor gets wonderfully extra
Sanrio’s 2026 assortment goes far beyond tiny shelf pieces. The current Sanrio Halloween shop includes ceramic candle houses, candy bowls, light-up wall décor and inflatables.
The most over-the-top piece we found is the Hello Kitty and Friends Pumpkin Cafe Latte ceramic candle house, listed at $108. A Halloween tree ceramic candle house is listed at $90, while the trick-or-treat truck ceramic figurine is $64. These are the statement pieces; the $16 ghost figurine and $19.99 pump dispenser are the more approachable entry points.
Plush for Hello Kitty, Cinnamoroll and My Melody fans
The plush section includes Hello Kitty, Cinnamoroll, My Melody and Kuromi in Halloween costumes. Current listings include 10-inch Spooky Dress plush in the roughly $34–$37 range, plus pumpkin-themed Cinnamoroll and My Melody plush listed at $29.99 each.
Because some of those listings already show markdowns, we are treating the displayed price as a snapshot from September 13, not a permanent promise. The official collection page is the source of truth for stock and the price shown today.
What is actually worth checking first?
- Best wearable: the glow-in-the-dark JapanLA Spirit Jersey.
- Best practical find: the skeleton pump dispenser.
- Best small décor: the $16 ghost figurine.
- Best Kuromi bargain: the $4.99 Mischief Mansion treat bag.
- Best matching set: the three spooky glow-in-the-dark Funko Pops.
- Most extra: the $108 Pumpkin Cafe Latte ceramic candle house.
How we keep this guide current
Sanrio says its New Arrivals page updates every Friday, and multiple Halloween products were still appearing there when we checked. We will keep feeding meaningful new releases and any substantial licensed collaborations into this page. Older Hello Kitty stories can add useful context, but we will not carry old prices or “in stock now” language forward without a fresh first-party check.
