i-dle reveals a charming 2026 Season's Greetings with a farmer theme, featuring various collectible items for fans.
November/19/2025 20:00
i-dle showcases a charming cottagecore sensibility in their Season's Greetings. On November 18, their agency CUBE Entertainment released preview images of "i-dle 2026 SEASON'S GREETINGS [i-dle & Soil Co.]" through i-dle's official SNS. In this Season's Greetings, which will begin pre-orders on the 20th, i-dle transforms into lively farmers against the backdrop of a small rural village, conveying a unique charm. The Season's Greetings includes a tabletop calendar, diary, vertical annual poster, farmer qualification certificate, a set of Polaroid photo cards, stickers, hand towels, and photo cards taken with organic crops each member is responsible for, stimulating fans' desire to collect. A special event will also be held during the pre-order period. Those who purchase the Season's Greetings during this time will receive a random selfie photo card for each item purchased. Additionally, some products will include signed Polaroids by the members as a first edition special. This year, following their rebranding, i-dle achieved four consecutive million-sellers with their 8th mini-album "We are," and their Japanese EP "i-dle" has dominated various global charts, continuing their remarkable achievements. Their mega-hit song "Queencard" recently surpassed 400 million streams on the music platform Spotify, reaffirming their status as a top global girl group. i-dle's 2026 Season's Greetings "i-dle 2026 SEASON'S GREETINGS [i-dle & Soil Co.]" will be available for pre-order online from 2 PM on the 20th to 2 PM on the 26th, with general sales starting on the 27th.
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