A toy truck, boxer shorts, socks, mugs and pub glasses—and a replica Stewart’s Shops convenience store.
Stewart’s Shops has introduced new products in its online shop. The items went live the morning of Black Friday.
“As we celebrate the third anniversary of our online shop, the star of this year’s holiday merch drop is our new Stewart’s Christmas Village,” which is a replica of a Stewart’s Shop, the Ballston Spa, New York-based convenience-store chain said on its website.
Robin Cooper, public relations manager for Stewart’s Shops, told CSP that this item is selling fast.
The lighted miniature Stewart’s Shop replica comes with a snow-covered roof, candy cane columns and tiny Christmas trees. It’s selling for $39.99. The LED lights and AAA batteries are included.
- Stewart’s Shops is No. 22 on CSP’s 2025 Top 202 ranking of c-store chains by U.S. store count.
Other new items include a Stewart’s Toy Truck, which is a fully functional mini truck “designed just like the delivery trucks that keep your local Stewart’s Shop stocked with fresh milk, ice cream and all the other staples that help you get through the day,” the company said.
The truck, which sells for $14.99, includes a rear cargo door that opens. Pulling back on the truck propels it forward.
It's also selling men’s boxer shorts, covered with images of milkshakes, banana splits, sundaes and more, and two styles of socks: Flavor the Cow and Ice Cream Cone. The shorts are $9.99, the socks $7.99.
There’s also a Ceramic Cow Print Mug for $10.99 and a set of two 20-ounce pub glasses with the Stewart’s Shops logo and the company’s “We are closer to you” tagline. The set sells for $19.99.
While Stewart's Shops is mostly owned by the family of Chairman William Dake, employees also own about 40% of the company through an employee stock ownership (ESOP) plan. It is known regionally for its milk, ice cream, coffee, to-go food, gasoline and other convenience items. The company has an extensive production, distribution and warehousing network that supplies its stores.
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