Baby & Kids T-Shirts

Description: Jose wasn't kidding!

Description: Your skipper can provide a variety of services during your tour of the jungle, but this one is perfect when everyone on your boat is getting that sinking feeling.

Description: Before it was home to WED, 1401 Flower Street were the offices of Studio Girl Hollywood, a now-defunct makeup company.

Description: You'll reach new heights in this design that pays tribute to the daring exploits of an unknown tourist.

Description: Nothing beats a relaxing cruise down the Sassagoula river.

Description: Somewhere between light and shadows, exists a dimension beyond light and space. Your next stop — the Polynesian Bungalows.

Description: Han shot first, but Greedo got the last word.

Description: Showcase your exotic side with this floral take on the iconic land.

Description: Use your head, don't lose your head.

Description: When you've had enough, you've had enough.

Description: Before Batuu, there was another land with one ride, some shops, and a restaurant at Disney's Hollywood Studios.

Description: More sorting. More building.

Description: Finally, Facebook Disney Group's favorite restaurant gets a shirt of it's own. It's easy to see why people confuse the Hawaiian word "ohana" for "O'hana," after all, the menehune are like Leprechauns and a few of the islands have their own four-leaf clover, the ʻIhi lāʻau (marsilea villosa).

Description: The perfect shirt when you get the last-minute call to fill in for someone.

Description: The fictional company whose name appeared on the building holding the dipmobile at Disney-MGM, which later became the entrance to the Backlot Tour.

Description: The GOAT of goats.

Description: There are good ships and woodships and ships that sail the sea. But the best ships are Friendships at Epcot, you see.

Description: You can tell it's festival time at Epcot when... With apologies to Rowdy Roddy Piper and They Live.

Description: Marc Davis, Claude Coats, Blaine Gibson and Yale Gracey were superstars at WED Enterprises in the '60s and '70s.

Description: Marc Davis, Mary Blair, Alice Davis & Rolly Crump banded together to make It's a Small World a reality for the 1964 World's Fair in less than 11 months, and created a classic.

Description: A parody of the famous Experimental Jetset Beatles shirt, devoted to WED's top songwriters for Disney parks: X. Atencio, Buddy Baker and The Sherman Brothers.

Description: Inspired by the fountain in Downtown Lake Eola.

Description: Say, "Oyage" to this design, reminiscent of the jersey worn by Gary Grimes as Andy Petrovic in the movie Gus.

Description: Our couples shirt for Kitchen Kabaret lovers is now available as a single shirt with design on front and back.

Description: It's the place you've dreamed of ever since you were a child.

Description: Technology.

Description: An artist's depiction of the New Zealand-inspired tiki on the Magic Fountain in Disneyland's Enchanted Room. The two-sided t-shirt features the design on the back and the lyrics of "The Hawaiian War Chant" on the front pocket area.

Description: Our interpretation of the Polynesian Resort mascot goes Maori will traditional colors and pūkana.

Description: When Walt Disney World was under construction in the late 1960s and 1970s, Johnny's Corner was the only place to buy a cold Coke or beer within 10 miles. This vintage style logo is a tribute to that forgotten establishment.

Description: This one's for everyone who couldn't do better than pilot a chicken.

Description: The Oasis is one of the overlooked gems in the Magic Kingdom, a modest refreshment stand which was somehow reminded relatively untouched.

Description: Consider the coconut. Consider the leaves.

Description: Peter Pan meets Vicki's Secret on the way to Neverland. A modern take on our favourite sassy pixie. Captain Hook beware!

Description: If you've ever asked for ketchup at WDW's Wilderness Lodge resort in the Whispering Canyon Cafe, you'll know exactly what this is all about. Recently, the servers were told to stop with the wackiness.

Description: Disney's Animal Kingdom at Walt Disney World turns 25 years old this year. This design is a reference to an advertising campaign from early in the park's history when expectations had to be reset by literally telling them, "it's not a zoo."

Description: This symbol appears spray painted on the "backstage" walls at Disney Hollywood Studio's Sci-Fi Dine-In Theater restaurant.