Villainous Tees and Pockets of Disney Character Coming to Disney Parks This Fall

I recently gave you a look at a new Disney character-infused Cover Your Ears as part of “Limited Time Magic.” This reversible Mouse ear hat wrap features approximately 95 Disney heroes and villains, and is part of our Year of the Ear celebration (by the way, limited quantities of the wrap remain at Mad Hatter in Disneyland park at the Disneyland Resort, and Chapeau Hat Shoppe in Magic Kingdom Park at the Walt Disney World Resort). This wrap inspired me to look for other new Disney character apparel. I fortunately didn’t have to go far as the softlines team is located by my office. I learned they have a few new shirts arriving for the fall season that I think you will love.

The women’s apparel team has four new Disney villain shirts which feature Maleficent, Ursula, Cruella de Vil and the wicked Queen from Walt Disney’s “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.” The sketch-style artwork was created by Disney Design Group artist Casey Jones (of recent Haunted Mansion shirt fame).

In Florida, the shirts will be coming to Tren-D in Downtown Disney Marketplace and Beverly Sunset in Disney’s Hollywood Studios. In California, look for the shirts at World of Disney in Downtown Disney District in California.

For men, there are five new pocket tees that follow a popular trend currently in the marketplace. The tees were designed by Disney artists Doug Strayer and Colin Breaud, and feature decorated (and functional) pockets on solid color shirts.

I was excited to see that Oswald the Lucky Rabbit (shown at top) made the cut. The two tees in the bottom row (shown above) were inspired by colorful and popular artwork originally created for 40th Anniversary of Walt Disney World Resort. I love the simplicity of these designs and I think they will be perfect with a pair of jeans or shorts.

Look for the pocket tees in a variety of locations at both Walt Disney World and Disneyland Resorts.

Villainous Tees and Pockets of Disney Character Coming to Disney Parks This Fall by Steven Miller: Originally posted on the Disney Parks Blog