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During WWII, many airplanes received unique nose art and uniform patches drawn by enlisted artists, but a select group wore authentic cartoon characters drawn by their original artists. Donald, ever angry, celebrates the VT-8 Torpedo Squadron in this recreation of a nearly forgotten patch from the war.

Tear off your sleeves, conquer the summer.

Honestly, it wasn't his fault the prequels sucked. Right?

The NUMBER 1 logging firm in Tibet needs your support to protect them from the meddling of the Kali Rapids Expedition group. Your purchase of this shirt keeps the Tibetan Timber Union funded and keeps the tourists safely away from our jobsite

Deep within the cliffs and caves of Mount Everest dwells a creature that some claim is a myth, others a legend. Have you seen, the Disco Yeti?

Yo know you love Uncle Walt. But did you ever meet his nephew, Joe? A world traveler and champion for the the environment, this self procaimed Earring of Imagineering has the second most famous ears in the Kingdom!

Yule love this festive homage to one of Disney's oldest attractions. Wear it on your next trip or grab it for the office Christmas party. What better way to feel the warmth of the Holidays combined with the most magical place on Earth? Experience those feels any time of the year in this ugly sweater inspired shirt!

Cancer sucks. It really sucks when it's your kid with cancer. It really really sucks when you're the kid. Currently, only 4% of cancer research funding goes toward pediatric cancer. The month of September is a month for childhood cancer awareness with many charities urging individuals to #gogold. All commissions from the purchase of this design will go toward a charity that helps empower kids to be greater than their cancer. It helps supply them with awesome shirts, comic books, games, toys and an iPad to keep their minds occupied while they wait for hours in a car or hospital waiting room. Grab this joker, before it goes away!

It's a tale as old as time. Broken beauty, small furry beastie. Getting in and out of trouble, saving the day. A nutty combination!

An amazing mashup of 80s icons. Show everyone your favorite Gizmo with this tee!

It's a show like no other. Gymnastics. Costumes. And lots of things that come in pairs.It's the spectacle of the festicles.

The lush valley of Mo'ara on the moon Pandora is home to an amazing new tourist destination. It's an out of this world experience in nature and science. Truly a one of a kind land in any Animal's Kingdom!

You gotta be hard to make it on the street. You gotta have homies to roll with ya. You gotta be in sync. You gotta be dapper.

Sometimes, the best thing to do after a night of worldwide drinking is to grab a better view to see where you've been. The Eiffel Tower is so, well cliche. You want to go big. You want a meso-american pyramid! Be the most interesting man in the world. Do it!

They have invaded your homeland. Their colors are blue and white are everywhere. The winds blow colder with their presence. She calls herself the queen. She is not to be trusted. She would kill her sister to keep her power. Exercise your solidarity and tell them this new Norway is not YOUR Norway.

if you're too afraid of heights to climb the pyramid, maybe working on your butterfly stroke is a better option.

It's no secret that the best snack at Disney is the Dole Whip. This tee let's everyone know you're headed to the longest line in Adventureland.

The iconic Orange Bird. A staple of Disney World hipsters and vintage Etsy sellers. But has anyone ever wondered just how this Orange Bird came to be the spokesbird for a soft serve dessert? It's no wonder now, why they always taste so fresh!

Much like the Highlander, there can be only one. One drink to rule them all. The Lapu Lapu, a favorite amongst Disney World enthusiasts of all ages (well, from 21-coffin'd). Wear this shirt with pride, just point at it when you're in the Tambu. That's your order. Also, it's the official drink of 3 Sheets to the Mouse podcast.

September is Childhood Cancer Awareness month. But childhood cancer is a 365 day problem. Kids need to know they're heroes and that their strength comes from within. Support kids in their fight.