Stray Kids
Frequently Asked Questions
Are the Stray Kids albums sold here official?
Yes – every Stray Kids album on Kpop Collections is 100% official, sourced through authorised distributors. We don’t sell reps, bootlegs, or unofficial pressings.
Who are the members of Stray Kids?
Stray Kids has 8 members: Bang Chan, Lee Know, Changbin, Hyunjin, Han, Felix, Seungmin, and I.N.
Which Stray Kids album should I start with if I’m new to the group?
Their most recent release is a great starting point since it reflects their current sound, while fan favourites like ATE and 5-STAR are often recommended for showcasing the range of styles across their discography. There’s no wrong choice – most collectors end up picking up multiple eras once they’re hooked.
What’s the difference between the standard and special/collector’s editions?
Standard editions typically include the CD, a photobook, and one random photocard. Special or deluxe editions usually add extras like a larger photobook, posters, stickers, or additional photocards. Exact contents vary by album and version, so check the inclusions listed on each product page before buying.
Are Stray Kids photocards random or fixed in each album?
Most standard album versions include one randomly inserted photocard per copy, so you won’t know which member you’ll get until you open it. Some special editions include a fixed, full set instead – this is noted on the individual product listing.
How long does shipping take within New Zealand?
Orders typically arrive in 2 to 4 business days – around 2 days for urban areas and up to 4 days for rural addresses.
Do you ship Stray Kids albums outside New Zealand?
No, we currently only ship within New Zealand.
Do you take pre-orders, and will you restock sold-out versions?
Yes – we take pre-orders for upcoming Stray Kids comebacks, and sold-out items are clearly marked on the site. If you’re after a specific album or version we don’t currently stock, we also do special orders – get in touch and we’ll source it in for you.
Do Stray Kids albums increase in value over time?
Sealed, rare, or discontinued album versions can become more sought-after once a print run ends, but this varies a lot by version and isn’t guaranteed. Most collectors buy primarily to own and display the album rather than as an investment.





