Disney Cruise Hoodies

Are you a MickeyTravels agent? Then this shirt is for you!

Explore exotic realms - Adventureland

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

Orange bird inspired

Jungle cruise

Keg & Compass is the Disney Wish's signature pub, and it draws inspiration from a Norwegian sailor's map room in the 1800's.

Get your Gorilla Grog on!

Kungaloosh Secret Society Adventurer's Club Orlando Florida. Kungaloosh means welcome. Enjoy this Tee Design for all you retro adventurers club in Pleasure island.

We all have Partners and Spouses. People who are the center of our world, and we are theirs... But we know that the partners of Jungle Cruise Skippers are a special breed. They have to, well... put up with us. Put up with the jokes, the silliness, the horribly scheduled hours. But, still, at the end of the day, they are proud of us... Somewhat.

This is a reprint of a design we did for our 2016 Kickstarter campaign, and a few people have asked for it to be available again. Proudly proclaim that you are going to live life like it was a ride... a theme park ride... with fake animals. But one that you are going to conquer with style, panache, and a snappy hat. (As you may have noticed, much of our work revolves around Disneyland’s Jungle Cruise Skipper culture. We host a podcast devoted to the subject, and these items are independent homages to the Golden Era of Adventure that the stories from the ride take place in.)

The Jungle Cruise at Disneyland had this wonderful thing called the "Jingle Cruise" for 3 years, celebrating the holidays in the Jungle. But it's gone for the second year in a row, and we wanted to put out a couple of products in support of getting it to come back next year! We love ourselves some Jingle Cruise.

Skipper Richard Wallace is a friend and contributing artist for the Tales from the Jungle Crews. His illustrations were the core of “King of the Skippers”, our latest card game, and he continues to produce art for the podcast. This piece, “Skipperette”, was created for the KotS card game. (As you may have noticed, much of our work revolves around Disneyland’s Jungle Cruise Skipper culture. We host a podcast devoted to the subject, and these items are independent homages to the Golden Era of Adventure that the stories from the ride take place in.)

Explore the majesty of an Alaskan cruise. Adventure in the wildlife and experience once in a lifetime views of nature and scenery of mountains, glaciers, whales, seals, icebergs, and so much more!

Commemorate your once-in-a-lifetime trip to the eighth wonder of the world - the backside of water.

Richard Wallace is amazing. Both as a Skipper and an artist. I assume this is not a self portrait, as Richard is much taller, and not a cartoon. This and our other new shirt, B is for Bote, are us kicking around some concepts for a children's alphabet board book that will be happening at some point. This was so darn cute, though, we wanted to make it available earlier.

Everyone loves a Jungle Skipper! This Skipperette was designed by the fantastic Skipper Richard Wallace, one of the artists who contribute to The Skipper Store.

Hippos and guns. Guns and hippos. So much of a Jungle Skipper's life seems to revolve around those two things. Well, that and bad jokes. Still, the fraternity of Skippers is 60+ years old, and it never leaves your blood. (As you may have noticed, much of our work revolves around Disneyland’s Jungle Cruise Skipper culture. We host a podcast devoted to the subject, and these items are independent homages to the Golden Era of Adventure that the stories from the ride take place in.)

The Periscope Pub Aboard the Treasure Cruise Ship. Looking for a unique tee to take on vacation aboard the Treasure Cruise Ship. This one has you covered.

To a Jungle Cruise Skipper, there's nothing like the feeling when you step into a bote. (Sure, some people call it a boat, but we know how to spell it.) It's a magical feeling, where you feel utterly comfortable to be yourself, and you know that you belong. In other words... home.

Do you think about Disney all day? Then this shirt's for you!

WDW Radio NOLA Cruise for dark shirts

Often misunderstood, but a great pal none the less.

Merry Christmas from the sunshine state

Laugh at their jokes or your skipper will be your swim instructor.

Amazon Belle & Congo Queen & Ganges Gal & Hondo Hattie & Irrawaddy Woman & Nile Princess. Kissimmee Kate & Orinoco Adventuress & Suwanee Lady & Ucayai Una & Yangtze Lotus & Zambezi Miss.

PIneapple Princess Alert

You'll find this other aviation relic beside the runway on Castaway Cay, directing you to the rest of the bike path on the island.

Celebrate Christmas with Orange Bird

While he may not be graceful, he has a heart of gold.

The DCL Blog's take on Gorda Cay, the other name for the popular Bahamian private island used by Disney Cruise Line and know as Disney's Castaway Cay.

Not everyone can be the best. And that's ok.

Completed the Disney Cruise 'Grand Slam' now wear the shirt featuring the four ships, Magic, Wonder, Dream, and Fantasy.

She’s one sassy and strong gal.

Inspired by grad school and multiple comments on the podcast, we present this inspirational design to make you think more about cultural representation of the wild exotic and the romanticization of colonialism. Also... it's funny and apropos to many of the audience/hosts of the show.

Don't be in de-NILE, there's only one way it CONGO in the jungle. Hold on to small children and personal belongings as you disembark, because as one Skipper so bluntly put it, the jungle giveth, and the jungle taketh away! Designed by Kristen Mastrandrea

Everyone wants to be a Princess, right? All the working on the latest dress for the next ball. Plus, there's always managing the servants and the house, balancing the castle budget, and so so many rooms to decorate. Plus, the moment there's an uprising, guess who gets their head on the chopping block first. That's why everyone wants to be a Jungle Skipper. No responsibility, a life of adventure, and a remarkably low level of interaction with French peasants. (As you may have noticed, much of our work revolves around Disneyland’s Jungle Cruise Skipper culture. We host a podcast devoted to the subject, and these items are independent homages to the Golden Era of Adventure that the stories from the ride take place in.)