T-shirts

[jcruise86]

I collect Disney park T-shirts.

I'd say that this one now being sold (on Jan. 12, 2021) on ShopDisney.com is TOO "distressed."
A shirt with art/letters that looked this beat up would probably be badly damaged.

Also, I wonder if the steep $36.99 is really the price that will help maximize Disney's T-shirt profits.

[DairyShcam]

I dont like the design either. What's their concept with that design scheme?

[Poppyseed]

agreed, that design is pretty rough - not my thing

[jcruise86]

I JUST (tonight) saw something on Shop Disney worse than the "distressed" look that's been around for a couple fo decades--welcome to DIRTY--
or do they call it "The badly stained looking top that you got out of a pile of clothes Goodwill rejected-look"? And this is $54.99 pre-tax & shipping.
It'd be an excellent sweatshirt if it weren't for the hideous stain:

[jcruise86]

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Here's closer look at the sweatshirt in the small box. Does this mean that every ugly stain is unique?
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[jcruise86]

Just so I don't seem totally negative I like this black, long-sleeve T-shirt with the D in the upper left (as one is wearing it) and the Disneyland on the sleeve.

And I like the light blue T-shirt, though, except possibly in the extra-large size, the Mickey should be a little smaller. Note, the Disneyland version of this light blue shirt is is a little better than the Walt Disney World version, because they made the Disney World letters too small in order to fit them in.
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[jcruise86]

I dont like the design either. What's their concept with that design scheme?

The concept is "Post Apocalypse -- when Disney Parks have been destroyed with most of the rest of modern civilization and for the past 7 years everyone is being chased by other people, many of whom are now resorting to cannibalism to survive, like in Cormac McCarthy's 'The Road'."
Then again, it's possible I read too much into it.

[Sukie Norman]

The concept is "Post Apocalypse -- when Disney Parks have been destroyed with most of the rest of modern civilization and for the past 7 years everyone is being chased by other people, many of whom are now resorting to cannibalism to survive, like in Cormac McCarthy's 'The Road'."
Then again, it's possible I read too much into it.

Apologies, but I don't how the design is connected to the Post Apocalypse?