Bobby Kim x Disney: The Vintage T-Shirt Collection Drops Aug. 20

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Nike is giving the Air Max 95 a dark new look for the back half of 2026.

The upcoming pair dresses the Sergio Lozano-designed runner in a mix of black, dark grey and light grey, with bright yellow accents adding contrast throughout. The color combination gives the shoe an unmistakable Batman-inspired feel, though the release is not an official collaboration with the DC character.

Black mesh forms the base of the upper, while the Air Max 95’s signature layered side panels transition through shades of grey. Yellow hits appear on the lateral Swoosh, tongue branding and visible Air units, tying the colorway together without overdoing the theme.

The heel continues the mix with grey and black panels, Nike Air branding and another small yellow Swoosh.

The black-and-yellow Nike Air Max 95 is expected to release during Fall/Holiday 2026 in both men’s and kids’ sizing. Pricing and an exact launch date have yet to be confirmed.

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Bobby Kim and Disney have officially unveiled their vintage-inspired collection of graphic t-shirts. The streetwear pioneer first previewed the collaboration on Aug. 4, setting social media into a frenzy. Collection 1: Classics of the Disney | Bobby Kim Collection has been revealed in full in celebration of D23: The Ultimate Disney Fan Event.

The project is rooted in Kim's love of vintage Disney t-shirts, and over 20 years of experience exploring the power of graphics and product as co-founder of The Hundreds. The newly-surfaced six-item capsule is just the first part of his latest collection with Disney. All items created and curated by the Global Creative Director at Disney Consumer Products (DCP) launch on Friday, Aug. 21, at midnight (EDT) and will be available through Sunday, Aug. 23, while supplies last, via DisneyStore.com.

The Sorcerer Mickey Long-Sleeve Shirt released early after the Disney Style Around the World panel during D23. A limited online drop takes place on Monday, Aug. 17, at 11 a.m. EDT.

Ahead, you'll find detailed photos of the six t-shirts from Collection 1: Classics, accompanied by insight from Kim.

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"This Sorcerer's Apprentice shirt is a true collector's piece," said Kim. "I first spotted the shirt that inspired it in the window of a vintage shop in Harajuku — and quickly learned just how rare and sought-after it was. With this update, we've preserved the beautifully stylized Mickey illustration, which has an organic, hand-drawn quality you don't often see. The all-over star print gives it a special feel — elevated, but still easy to wear. It's nostalgic and classically Disney. You can really feel the artist's hand behind this design."

"I discovered this artwork while researching classic Mickey illustrations for his 100th birthday in 2028. It immediately caught my eye — you don't often see Mickey in a yellow T-shirt with a red bow tie like this. And the oval composition reminded me of a '90s skateboard graphic — bold and a little unexpected. When I teased it on social media, the response was overwhelming. So here it is — we had to make it happen."

"Released in 1955, Lady and the Tramp turned a simple love story between two dogs into one of Disney's most timeless classics. It's warm, funny, and full of heart — and of course, that spaghetti dinner scene became one of the most iconic moments in Disney history. More than 70 years later, the film still resonates because it captures something we all understand: love, connection, and finding someone who feels like home."

"Few Disney films shaped my childhood quite like The Little Mermaid," said Kim. "Released in 1989, it sparked the Disney Renaissance and introduced a whole new generation to the magic of Disney Animation. This vintage-inspired design captures the bold, colorful style of classic Disney t-shirts from that era — the kind you might have picked up at the Disney Parks and worn until it was perfectly faded. More than three decades later, Ariel's story of curiosity, independence, and dreaming bigger still resonates — because those feelings never go out of style."

"The Lion King is one of Disney's most beloved films — epic, emotional, and unforgettable. But while Simba is the hero, I've always had a soft spot for Disney's villains and sidekicks — the troublemakers who steal every scene they're in. Scar is one of Disney's greatest villains, but for me, the hyenas (Shenzi, Banzai, and Ed) were just as iconic. They brought the humor, the chaos, and so much personality. Plus, the hyena has always been my favorite animal — so these three became some of my favorite Disney characters of all time."

"Of all the Disney films from my childhood, Oliver & Company holds a special place — because it was the very first Disney animated movie I saw in theaters," shared Kim. "Released in 1988, it felt different from the classics that came before. Set in New York City, powered by iconic pop songs, and packed with unforgettable characters, it was Disney for a new generation. For kids growing up in the late '80s, Oliver & Company felt fresh, fun, and unmistakably cool."

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