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Favorite place for Disney shirts/gear?
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mousehockey37
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Well, you can't do personalizing but Hot Topic has a bunch of neat Disney stuff. Etsy is probably your best bet though for getting things with a personal touch.
21stamps
Well-Known Member
Etsy.. just order them in plenty of time!!! My last order didn't show up until after we left. And I did priority shipping! Ugh 
I don't like the style and material of most of the shirts by the sellers on Etsy, so I prefer to just order the vinyl decals, buy my own shirts, and then take it to a shop to be pressed on.
I don't like the style and material of most of the shirts by the sellers on Etsy, so I prefer to just order the vinyl decals, buy my own shirts, and then take it to a shop to be pressed on.
Figments Friend
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Make your own!
It's a lot of fun, and you will end up with a exclusive shirt nobody else has.
A great activity to do to get you pumped up for a upcoming visit.
I draw up a eye catching design ( say...like my avatar picture here on the left...), scan it in high res, and then upload it to a shirt service website such as Zazzle.com or Custom Ink.
They will print the design in full color on the shirt of my choice for a fair price, and ship it directly to my doorstep.
For those who don't draw, you can make up fun shirts out of your own photographs or other images.
Just be sure that when you are using the above services you are not using any copyrighted images from Disney.
Your order may be cancelled and your money refunded due to copyright violations.
Custom Ink in particular will decline any obvious Disney trademark...even photographic representations.
Zazzle however...no questions asked and they printed what I requested.
Quality was excellent for Custom Ink....Zazzle was also very good.
The design transfers are long lasting, bright, and don't crack or flake off after several washes.
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It's a lot of fun, and you will end up with a exclusive shirt nobody else has.
A great activity to do to get you pumped up for a upcoming visit.
I draw up a eye catching design ( say...like my avatar picture here on the left...), scan it in high res, and then upload it to a shirt service website such as Zazzle.com or Custom Ink.
They will print the design in full color on the shirt of my choice for a fair price, and ship it directly to my doorstep.
For those who don't draw, you can make up fun shirts out of your own photographs or other images.
Just be sure that when you are using the above services you are not using any copyrighted images from Disney.
Your order may be cancelled and your money refunded due to copyright violations.
Custom Ink in particular will decline any obvious Disney trademark...even photographic representations.
Zazzle however...no questions asked and they printed what I requested.
Quality was excellent for Custom Ink....Zazzle was also very good.
The design transfers are long lasting, bright, and don't crack or flake off after several washes.
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Bairstow
Well-Known Member
I'm a big fan of Redbubble.
Many of the designs are way smarter (and geekier) than anything offered officially.
You usually get to chose the color of your shirt. Does that count as "personalized"?
https://www.redbubble.com/shop/"disney+world"
Many of the designs are way smarter (and geekier) than anything offered officially.
You usually get to chose the color of your shirt. Does that count as "personalized"?
https://www.redbubble.com/shop/"disney+world"
Matt in the Hatt
Well-Known Member
Teepublic.com
21stamps
Well-Known Member
This sounds neat! Thanks for giving advice to those of us who can't draw. I can't even sketch a stick figure.lol
Figments Friend
Well-Known Member
Seconded.
I've scored some awesome, legitimate old Park t-shirts over the years on eBay for very fair and reasonable prices.
The latest one was a elaborately detailed and be-glittered 2005 WDW 'Happiest Celebration On Earth' tee.
I was there in 2005 and wanted this very shirt, but it was too expensive at the time for me ( $30 ).
I bought it a couple of months ago lightly worn for $10.
Just be careful of 'bootleg' knockoffs.
I don't come across them too much on eBay, but once in a while one will pop up.
Always ALWAYS buy from sellers who have no less then 98% feedback score over multiple sales.
Also, always buy from a seller that has a clearly defined return policy if for some reason you are not happy with your shirt.
It's better to safe then sorry, exspecially when it comes to something like clothing!
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