Disney and Bobby Kim Deliver Their First Nostalgic Graphic Tee Collection
Celebrating late ’80s and ’90s animated classics, the collection delivers street-ready tees inspired by urban culture and iconic villains.
Summary
Disney and Bobby Kim launch "Collection 1: Classics," a six-shirt capsule celebrating vintage Disney graphics and subcultural history.
Features adult t-shirts highlighting The Little Mermaid, Fantasia, Oliver & Company, The Lion King and rare Mickey illustrations.
Available exclusively on DisneyStore.com from August 20 to August 23, 2026, while supplies last.
Disney has officially revealed “Collection 1: Classics,” marking the debut release from an ongoing collaboration with Bobby Kim, Vice President and Global Creative Director for Disney Consumer Products. Curated directly from Kim’s personal affinity for archival Disney design, the initial capsule serves as a nostalgic tribute to classic character art, subcultural streetwear tropes, and vintage theme park apparel. The range is built around six limited-edition graphic tees designed for adults, drawing creative inspiration from iconic animated feature films, rare Japanese vintage finds and historic 1990s skate aesthetics.
The six-shirt assortment highlights a diverse mix of fan-favorite heroes, villains, and scene-stealing sidekicks. Key styles include a navy The Little Mermaid shirt styled after faded 1980s park tees, an ivory Lady and the Tramp top celebrating the 1955 film’s classic spaghetti dinner scene, and a white Oliver & Company tee honoring the 1988 NYC-set animation.
Villain enthusiasts are catered to with a black The Lion King tee highlighting Scar and the hyena trio Shenzi, Banzai, and Ed, alongside a white Mickey Mouse tee featuring a rare 1990s oval skate-graphic composition with a red bow tie. Rounding out the drop is a Harajuku-inspired Fantasia Sorcerer’s Apprentice Mickey shirt rendered in black with an all-over star print and hand-drawn illustration.
The Disney x Bobby Kim “Collection 1: Classics” capsule drops via DisneyStore.com, launching on August 20, 2026, at 9 p.am. PT and will remain available through August 23, while supplies last.
