
Stewart’s Shops Just Dropped a New Collectible
Stewart's Shops has announced it's selling a brand-new collectible that fans are going to want to get their hands on.
Over the years, Stewart's has become known for selling a whole lot more than just food, drinks, and gas. Sure, you can grab a gallon of milk, a hot dog or your favorite ice cream, but you can also find some pretty fun collectibles.

From beach towels and friendship bracelets to fanny packs, toy trucks and other Stewart's-themed merchandise, the Upstate New York convenience store chain has built quite the lineup of unique items that fans love to collect.
Now there's another one to add to the list.
Stewart's Shops Releases New Rubber Duck
Stewart's has unveiled its newest collectible, and it might just be the cutest one yet. The company recently announced on social media that its brand-new Stewart's Partner "Rubber Duck" is now available.
"Just your luck, a new duck is here! The newest (and cutest) member of the Stewart's team is HERE and ready to make a splash," Stewart's posted.

The mini rubber duck is dressed in the iconic Stewart's Partner uniform and is being marketed as the perfect addition for kids, collectors, or anyone who wants a little more Stewart's in their life.
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The collectible sells for $6.99 and is available now at select Stewart's Shops locations as well as online, while supplies last.
Get it Fast at Stewart's
If past Stewart's merchandise is any indication, don't be surprised if these little ducks don't stay on the shelves for long. Stewart's fans have a habit of scooping up just about anything with the familiar logo on it.
So, the next time you stop in for your morning coffee, a cone of fireworks ice cream, a dirt cake shake or a tank of gas, you should end up leaving with Stewart's newest employee riding shotgun.
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