Jungle Cruise Kids T-Shirts

the BACK SIDE OF WATER!

Everyone's favorite excursion!

Employee of the Month t-shirt for the Jungle Navigation Company, celebrating the best in our employees, regardless of their current state of life. (Which may or may not have been caused by on the job performance)

Skipper Blue did an amazing job on his Skipper Frank drawing, and people want it as a straight graphic shirt, so here we are. We're super excited about the Jungle Cruise Movie, and our shop and podcast have all sorts of great info about it. Tales from the Jungle Crews, everywhere podcasts are downloaded

Enchanted Tiki Room

It's the World-Famous Jungle Cruise

Shere Khan

Skippers like things. We really like things that have to do with being a Skipper. That's exactly what this shirt is about. There's no other meaning, no reference to any popular culture or TV show. It's just that we're Skippers, and we like our things.

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

It's a phrase well known to those who frequent the Rivers of Adventure. A sign that the trip is beginning. A sign that the river awaits. A sign of things to come...

For Light Humor

Rock this design the next time you go in search of the backside of water!

Not only is Bertha the most famous elephant in the Indian Elephant Bathing Pool, she is also skilled in her after hours activities. After years of bringing the beats to the Jungle Pool Party, she is now doing sets at a local night club, Sam’s Place. She’s definitely the only DJ who ever scratches the vinyl with their nose.

Front side on water on the front of the shirt. Back side of water on the back.

Vintage "Kungaloosh" 1937 Shirt

So, I got asked to put together something as a sticker for the back of Skipper cars, and Skipper Richard Wallace did not disappoint with his artwork. This sticker will proudly, one assume, identify you as a Skipper. (or just a lover of The Jungle Cruise)

"If you are within the sound of my voice, you are listening to AWOL Airwaves on the DBC!". Inspired by the music loop in the Jungle Cruise queue at Magic Kingdom.

One of our "lost" designs from our first version of the Skipper Store, but showcasing that cannibalism jokes and caffeine never really go out of style.

Embark on a wild adventure without leaving the comfort of your wardrobe with our exclusive Jungle Cruise WDW t-shirt! Inspired by the legendary Jungle Cruise attraction, this shirt is more than just fabric – it's a journey into the heart of the jungle, where laughter and thrills await.

Jungle Navigation Company

This was a custom request for a Jungle Cruise Skip, and I thought it would be a good all around design. Um, that's it... no big story or jokes on this design. I just liked how it looked. Enjoy.

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

For theme park lovers.

Orlando Trader Sam's Grog Grotto and Tiki Bar 2 Polynesian Resort.

For the Old but Good

The lighter side of cannibalism and coffee jokes at the Jungle Cruise

All your favourite Adventureland goodies thrown on to one awesome shirt!

See you at Epcot

The African Veldt at the Jungle Cruise has all sorts of famous African animals on it. This Jungle Cruise joke is one of the more subtle jokes that's been around for more than a few decades, but I kept getting requests for it, so I figured I'd do a helvetica list for it.

Another design that was lost in our early versions of the Skipper Store... (But TeePublic vintage shirts look great with this one) This was the logo from the non-existent "Skipper Con '72", a fictitious gathering of Jungle Cruise Skips in 1972.

Sometimes you just need to write a short little love letter to the things you love most.

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

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.)

Test shirt for me trying a few new styles. Liquor bottles are hard, and I wanted to do something that fits my theme for our merch...