First Items from Twenty Eight & Main Collection Coming to Disney Parks Online Store Starting August 28

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A few months ago I shared details about Twenty Eight & Main, a new apparel and accessories line for distinguished gentlemen who love Disney Parks. Today, I’m thrilled to announce the first items from this collection will be offered on our Disney Parks online store from August 28 through September 3, 2015. For this limited time online sale, we will have three unique t-shirts along with three wooden signs that feature similar graphics.

In the first image, I’m sporting a slub knit, short sleeve t-shirt inspired by Walt Disney’s Carousel of Progress. I love the soft feel of this shirt that is 60% cotton and 40% polyester. I also like the little details such as the embroidered lion on the left sleeve which is the same lion found in the coat of arms on Disney Park castles.

The Florida Project shirt is a burnout t-shirt that includes an image of Walt Disney’s signature at the bottom left and a Twenty Eight & Main embroidered logo on the left sleeve. I love the nod to “The Mouse,” the airplane used to fly Walt Disney on secret scouting missions over Central Florida (see this article for a great story about that plane. This shirt is 60% cotton and 40% polyester so it also feels fantastic!

The final shirt is a variegated stripe t-shirt with the Twenty Eight & Main logo. Walt Disney’s signature and the lion reaching for the star graphic are included as embroidered elements. This shirt is 75% cotton and 25% polyester which felt extremely comfortable as I ate popcorn on Main Street, U.S.A. at Magic Kingdom Park.

The three wooden signs that will also be offered during this sale will measure 18-inches by 24-inches.

To order these items staring August 28, please visit http://www.DisneyStore.com/28&Main. Apparel items will ship in 4-6 weeks while the wood signs will ship in approximately 12-14 days.

First Items from Twenty Eight & Main Collection Coming to Disney Parks Online Store Starting August 28 by Steven Miller: Originally posted on the Disney Parks Blog

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