The NOT/APPLICABLE Vintage collection is part of Selfridges and Disney festive collaboration: A Most Magical Christmas, [launching on 6th November 2025]. Inspired by timeless Disney stories and characters, the partnership brings a sense of nostalgia and playfulness to a series of extraordinary and unforgettable in-store and online experiences, brand collaborations and destinations.
NOT/APPLICABLE Vintage has sourced globally to curate a remarkable edit of rare Disney merchandise from the 1970s through to the 2000s. This gender neutral nostalgic drop celebrates Disney through iconic film graphics, discontinued Disney Ride Memorabilia, Specific Anniversary T-shirts, and very unique collector’s pieces.
The collection spans tees, sweats, jackets, shirts, and a special kids’ edit, appealing to both collectors and nostalgic fans.
AVAILABLE TO BUY IN-STORE EXCLUSIVELY AT SELFRIDGES LONDON
PRICES RANGING FROM £80-£600
Vintage Disney Anniversary T-Shirts: A Celebration of Magic, Memory, and Milestones
These rare Disney anniversary T-shirts capture the golden eras of Walt Disney World and Disneyland, spanning from the mid-1980s through the 1990s—a period that marked some of the most iconic celebrations in Disney history.
Each piece is a wearable time capsule, commemorating milestone anniversaries of the world’s most beloved theme parks, with artwork that reflects the optimism and hand- drawn charm of Disney’s pre-digital design era
Each design reflects its decade’s aesthetic: bold primary colors of the 1980s, neon accents and playful fonts of the early ’90s, and the storybook whimsy of the Walt Disney World 25th Anniversary celebration. The graphics were created before digital reproduction became standard, giving the artwork a softness and authenticity that can’t be replicated today. Single stitch, made in USA carry the true vintage texture collectors prize: soft, slightly faded, and rich with history.
This vintage Sorcerer Mickey T-shirt, likely from the late 1980s to early 1990s, celebrates one of Disney’s most enduring and magical icons — Mickey Mouse in his Fantasia (1940) role as the Sorcerer’s Apprentice. Set against a deep navy cotton base, the oversized print captures Mickey mid- spell, surrounded by a swirling trail of golden and silver stars — a hallmark of Disney’s late-’80s park merchandise design.
The graphic’s hand-screened quality, glitter ink details, and soft single-stitch fabric reflect the era’s craftsmanship, when merchandise was made in smaller runs for Disney Parks and retail stores. The accompanying two-tone cap, embroidered with the same Sorcerer motif, completes the classic park-souvenir look. Together, they embody the magic and imagination that defined the transitional period between vintage Disney’s hand-drawn legacy and its early ’90s resurgence in pop culture
This vintage Who Framed Roger Rabbit T-shirt dates back to 1988–1989, released around the film’s original theatrical debut — a groundbreaking moment in animation history that merged live action and cartoons in a way never seen before. The graphic features Roger Rabbit in his signature red overalls against a bold black-and-white striped backdrop, capturing the film’s chaotic energy and noir-inspired aesthetic. Printed on soft, single-stitch cotton typical of late- ’80s Disney and Touchstone Pictures merchandise, the design channels the playful irreverence that made the film a cult classic. Pieces like this were sold at Disney Parks and select retail stores during the movie’s release window and quickly became collector favourites for their vivid hand- screened artwork and cultural relevance — embodying a unique crossover between Disney’s animation legacy and Hollywood’s experimental spirit of the late 1980s.
This vintage The Lion King T-shirt dates to around 1994– 1995, coinciding with the original release of Disney’s landmark animated film. Featuring young Simba and Nala playfully running side by side, the design captures the innocence and friendship that define the movie’s early scenes in the Pride Lands. Produced at the height of Disney’s animation renaissance, this tee was likely sold at Disney Stores and theme parks during the film’s record- breaking run. Today, it’s a collector’s favorite for its cinematic nostalgia and perfectly worn-in patina—an authentic artifact from one of Disney’s most iconic cultural moments.
This vintage Aladdin T-shirt dates from 1992–1993, released to coincide with the premiere of Disney’s blockbuster animated film. Featuring the beloved Genie, voiced by Robin Williams, the bold graphic captures his larger-than-life personality—expressive, comedic, and full of charm. The design perfectly reflects the film’s playful energy and Middle Eastern fantasy aesthetic. A smaller Genie print on the sleeve adds a whimsical detail unique to early-’90s Disney merchandise. Produced during the height of Disney’s animation renaissance, this tee was sold at Disney Stores and theme parks worldwide, making it an authentic emblem of one of the studio’s most iconic cinematic eras. Its hand- screened texture and rich primary-color palette embody the exuberance and storytelling magic that defined Aladdin’s original
This vintage Bambi T-shirt dates from around 1988–1991, created to coincide with Disney’s theatrical re-release and VHS launch of the 1942 animated classic. The oversized front print features Bambi rendered in warm, hand-drawn tones, capturing the innocence and tenderness that made the character an enduring symbol of Disney’s golden age. The simple “Walt Disney Classic Bambi” typography printed in soft pink reflects the late-’80s Disney branding era, when early films were reintroduced to a new generation through home video.
Produced on a single-stitch white cotton blank, its slightly off-centered composition and soft, faded ink embody the worn in details. Decades later, Givenchy revisited this exact Bambi graphic in its Fall/Winter 2013 collection, reinterpreting it through a surrealist lens under Riccardo Tisci’s direction. The reissue became one of the most iconic fashion moments of the 2010s—bridging high fashion with pop nostalgia and underscoring the timeless cultural power of Disney’s original artwork. This makes the vintage tee not only a collectible piece of animation history, but also a direct reference point for modern fashion’s ongoing dialogue with Disney’s visual legacy.
This vintage The Little Mermaid T-shirt dates back to 1989– 1990, released in celebration of Disney’s groundbreaking animated film that redefined the studio’s modern era. The vibrant design features Ariel surrounded by her loyal friends Sebastian and Flounder, set against a watercolor-style underwater scene — a visual signature of late-’80s Disney artwork. The print’s painterly texture and airbrushed hues capture the whimsical energy and romanticism that made The Little Mermaid one of Disney’s most beloved classics. Produced on soft, single-stitch cotton and sold through Disney Stores and theme parks shortly after the film’s release, this tee marked the beginning of the “Disney Renaissance” — a decade of animation revival that would shape pop culture for years to come. Its dreamy pastel palette and original hand-drawn illustration now stand as an emblem of both cinematic history and authentic vintage design — a perfect fusion of artistry, nostalgia, and storytelling magic from the era that brought Ariel’s world to life.
This Disneyland ’86 T-shirt is an original piece from 1986, celebrating one of the park’s early milestone years as it entered its fourth decade of magic. The bold, graphic design features Mickey Mouse in a marching-band uniform, proudly beating a drum emblazoned with the Disneyland castle at sunset — a symbol of celebration and optimism that defined mid-’80s Disney park culture. Rendered in patriotic red, blue, and orange tones, the artwork reflects the era’s clean, graphic aesthetic that was beginning to merge vintage Americana with a more modern Disney identity.
Produced on soft, single-stitch cotton and sold exclusively at Disneyland during anniversary festivities, this tee captures the transitional moment when Disney began modernising its merchandise design. The typography and composition feel distinctly pre-digital — hand-drawn, screen-printed, and beautifully imperfect. Nearly four decades later, it stands as a timeless collectible: a pure snapshot of 1980s design, Disney heritage, and the enduring charm of Mickey as the face of American pop culture.
This Walt Disney World Donald Duck ringer T-shirt dates back to the late 1970s to early 1980s, a period that defined the golden age of park merchandise. The design features a cheerful, full-color print of Donald in his classic sailor outfit, paired with the vintage Walt Disney World logo that includes the early “D” emblem inside a rounded television-style frame — one of the park’s most collectible logo variations. The royal blue contrast collar and sleeve bands give it that unmistakable retro athletic feel popular during the era, a style now synonymous with true vintage Americana.
Printed on a soft, single-stitch cotton blank made in the USA, this tee perfectly encapsulates the simplicity and charm of early Disney park souvenirs — bold, wholesome, and designed long before mass-produced licensed apparel took over. Today, it’s not only a nostalgic emblem of early Walt Disney World but also a fashion reference point, echoing the sporty silhouettes and hand-printed authenticity that contemporary designers continue to revisit in modern collections.
This vintage Toy Story T-shirt dates from 1995–1996, coinciding with the release of Pixar’s groundbreaking debut feature — the first fully computer-animated film in history. The graphic showcases Woody and Buzz Lightyear in their original 3D-rendered forms, standing in front of the bold, colorful Toy Story logo that became an instant icon of ’90s pop culture. Printed on a crisp white single-stitch cotton blank, the shirt embodies the early era of Pixar merchandising, when digital animation was a new frontier and the characters’ imagery was still novel and futuristic.
Alternate prints from the same series — including Mr. Potato Head’s cheeky “Kiss My Spud!” design and the toy soldiers marching along the back — highlight the film’s humour and collectible appeal. Produced in limited quantities for Disney Stores and early promotional releases, these tees are now cult classics, representing the birth of Pixar’s cinematic legacy and the start of a new chapter in animation. Their clean, playful graphics and nostalgic simplicity make them standout artefacts from mid-’90s Disney history — where innovation met imagination for the first time.
This Tokyo Disney Resort T-shirt dates from the early 2000s, a period marking the expansion of Tokyo Disney’s identity following the 2001 opening of Tokyo DisneySea. The design features the core Disney characters—Goofy, Donald, Daisy, Pluto, Minnie, and Mickey—running in sequence beneath bold collegiate lettering that spells out “TOKYO.” Rendered in golden yellow and powder blue, the typography mirrors classic American varsity graphics, a nod to the Western influences that shaped early Japanese Disney merchandising.
Printed on soft, heavyweight cotton, the tee reflects the quality and attention to detail typical of Tokyo Disney Resort apparel, which has long been prized for its superior construction and exclusive designs. This particular piece captures the crossover of vintage Americana and Japanese pop culture—an aesthetic that has made Tokyo Disney merchandise highly collectible among fashion archivists. Today, it stands as both a nostalgic souvenir from the resort’s formative years and a representation of how Disney’s visual language evolved through its global cultural impact.
This Tokyo Disney Resort all-over print T-shirt dates from the early-to-mid 2000s, an era when Tokyo Disney was producing some of its most collectible and creatively designed park-exclusive apparel. The bold repeat pattern features a mix of Disney’s most iconic villains — Maleficent, Ursula, the Evil Queen, and Captain Hook — interspersed with Mickey Mouse in a mischievous pose, creating a playful contrast between good and evil. The ornate purple filigree background nods to gothic baroque influences often seen in Tokyo Disney’s visual identity, giving the shirt a distinctly Japanese-meets-Disney aesthetic.
Printed on a high-quality cotton blank with vivid colour saturation and detailed screen-printing, this piece reflects Tokyo Disney’s reputation for pushing creative boundaries far beyond its Western counterparts. The composition is both chaotic and beautifully balanced — a hallmark of early 2000s Japanese streetwear design, which heavily influenced park merchandise at the time. Today, this tee stands out as a rare collector’s item, representing the era when Disney’s villains were reimagined through a pop-culture lens that blended kawaii charm with dark fantasy energy.
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From these observations, she identified a whitespace in the market for bringing vintage pieces into luxury retailers – allowing the luxury consumer an opportunity to purchase rare vintage pieces and style it with designers of today. This passion grew into a full-fledged business through curated vintage platform NOT/APPLICABLE.
Natasha Advani is informed by her extensive expertise in the luxury menswear sector across retail buying, creative strategy, brand partnerships, and innovative thinking. With over two decades of experience, she has held pivotal roles such as the Men’s Buying & Marketing Director at H.Lorenzo – a prominent multi-label fashion retailer in Los Angeles – followed by her appointment as the Head of Menswear Buying for the esteemed luxury department store, Selfridges, in London.
Her strategic vision and unparalleled understanding of the fashion industry has established Advani as a pioneering force in bringing vintage style to the luxury menswear sector.
