Disney Tee-shirts?

[leebee]

DD24 wants us to have matching tee shirts for our next trip to Disney. Not sure why... we've been tons of times and will go some more in the future... but she wants matching tees this time. OK, but I'm not paying Disney prices and I'm NOT crafty. Any suggestions on where to find adult sized Disney tees that won't hurt the budget too much?

 

[catfan98]

Etsy has really cute shirts. I’ve bought a few off of it.

 

[Meglen]

I got a set of 6 shirts made from shop Disney for about 20$ total. I used the credit card offer of getting 100$ off my first purchase. Just an option

 

[MrPTato]

Etsy for sure! Have got shirts from there twice, 2 different sellers and they have been great and inexpensive.

 

[missnic]

Uniqlo has some really cute ones for $15 if you don't need to go the customized route.

 

[Queen of the WDW Scene]

I just bought 6 Disney t-shirts from Kohl's.
They were $10 each on sale with an extra 20% off. Normally they are $15 each so still not a bad price.
They are men's so basically a unisex fit.
I got Scar, Ariel, Duck Tales, Stitch, Chip N Dale Rescue Rangers, and The Lion King with Simba, Timon, and Pumba.

I also like Redbubble.com as they are more unique and have park specific designs. Its more like $20 for the "classic" shirt.
I have a few Figment ones, a CoP one, Chip N Dale, Meeko...

 

[ClapYourHands]

Are you wanting Disney shirts that match, or are you wanting customized shirts that say something like "The Mendez family Disney Vacation 2018" on them?

If you just want matching Disney shirts, you might try Target, as I've had good luck there.

If you want something customized, you could get inexpensive basic tshirts at Joann (often on sale or with coupons), design your own T-shirt with clip art and basic Word graphics, print onto fabric transfer paper, and then iron on. You really don't have to be crafty for this option - just have a computer, a printer, and an iron. I made these for ODS's Pokemon birthday party two years ago, and they worked out pretty well.

 

[Louie7080]

Teepublic is similar to redbubble. Teepublic often has sales - one just ended yesterday (30% off tees and other clothing). Shipping for both teepublic and redbubble is slow but they have lots of cool designs.

 

[Queen of the WDW Scene]

Teepublic is similar to redbubble. Teepublic often has sales - one just ended yesterday (30% off tees and other clothing). Shipping for both teepublic and redbubble is slow but they have lots of cool designs.

Hmm not sure what you consider slow but I get my Redbubble orders in 3-5 days.
Redbubble also has a coupon code for 15%-25% pretty much daily.
Shipping costs kinda suck as they are based on the number of items you buy although that's the same as Disney's website so I guess its no worse.
Haven't used teepublic but maybe I'll check it out.

 

[KellyHonos]

My target T shirt SUCKED! It was that stressed style where the fabric is called "heather" (anyone know what I'm talking about?). I washed it 2x and by the second time I wore it the shirt was SEE THROUGH. I could see straight through it. Try to avoid that type of fabric. if anyone could better describe the fabric I'm talking about, please do. I'm probably doing an awful job of describing it lol!

If you just simply want "matching", head to the Disney Store if your mall has one. I've heard that the Disney Store has cheaper prices than actual Disney stores on property. I am not 100% sure on this, just what I've heard. You could look online to see what the prices are on there versus in park.

If you want them customized, I think Etsy would be the cute, unique way to go. Etsy may charge a little extra because of it being handmade. The popular t shirt stores on line that do customizable stuff may be more affordable, but it's possible they only have limited designs for Disney that other people in the parks may have. If that's not a concern of yours, going that route may be your best bet.

 

[imbatman]

You ever tried to make them? The creative community here has great ideas.

 

[Superchikk]

My target T shirt SUCKED! It was that stressed style where the fabric is called "heather" (anyone know what I'm talking about?). I washed it 2x and by the second time I wore it the shirt was SEE THROUGH. I could see straight through it. Try to avoid that type of fabric. if anyone could better describe the fabric I'm talking about, please do. I'm probably doing an awful job of describing it lol!

If you just simply want "matching", head to the Disney Store if your mall has one. I've heard that the Disney Store has cheaper prices than actual Disney stores on property. I am not 100% sure on this, just what I've heard. You could look online to see what the prices are on there versus in park.

If you want them customized, I think Etsy would be the cute, unique way to go. Etsy may charge a little extra because of it being handmade. The popular t shirt stores on line that do customizable stuff may be more affordable, but it's possible they only have limited designs for Disney that other people in the parks may have. If that's not a concern of yours, going that route may be your best bet.

This is called "burnout" fabric. Not all of the t-shirts are like that, but they do have some, usually in the women's.

I've bought several of Target's Disney and Marvel shirts and have been very pleased. I have both men's and women's.

I've also seen some cute shirts at Kohl's.

Department stores aren't likely to have shirts for the entire family that match. You're more likely to find those at the Disney Store or have them made.

If you know someone with a Silhouette machine, you can have them cut designs onto heat transfer vinyl, sizes scaled to adults or kids. A friend did a castle for me in black glitter, and it's held up really well. I just ironed it on to a plain t-shirt from Target.

 

[Louie7080]

Hmm not sure what you consider slow but I get my Redbubble orders in 3-5 days.
Redbubble also has a coupon code for 15%-25% pretty much daily.
Shipping costs kinda suck as they are based on the number of items you buy although that's the same as Disney's website so I guess its no worse.
Haven't used teepublic but maybe I'll check it out.

When I ordered a tee from there it took at least 10 days.

 

[Queen of the WDW Scene]

When I ordered a tee from there it took at least 10 days.

Even 10 days doesn't seem that long to me when purchasing from a website like that.
Its like Etsy... Usually the product has to be made before shipped out.
Its not like say Target that has a ton of stuff in a warehouse ready to go.

 

[zomama]

I make custom shirts and offer a discount for multiple orders! Check out my etsy store and drop me an email - I'll hook you up!

 

[Louie7080]

Even 10 days doesn't seem that long to me when purchasing from a website like that.
Its like Etsy... Usually the product has to be made before shipped out.
Its not like say Target that has a ton of stuff in a warehouse ready to go.

My opinion is that 10 days is long but I am not saying that it is unreasonable or that one shouldn't order from them.