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Topic: DisneyShopping.com quality

#	Author	Message
11	davewasbaloo Wed 5/7/2008 5:20a	Can't say that I have. But I too would be interested in knowing more.
12	u k fan Wed 5/7/2008 5:34a	I've just noticed they also have Star Wars shirts!!!
13	kennect Sat 5/10/2008 9:54p	My experience with tshirts has varied greatly for years now...I have some right now that I paid next to nothing for online that still look brand new where as others directly from the park, at about the same time, are completely trash now...Regardless, I refuse to pay retail online and always wait for those great clearance prices that most everything there ends up being...
14	FiveBearRugs Sat 5/10/2008 10:28p	<<Liberty Belle: Lately I've been doing most of my buying off eBay as a good fix for between park visits :)>> That's how I accumulated my Collection of Evil(tm). This is also why Disney needs to have a Disneyland Down Under. Yes, it's a cliched name, but we all know that's what they'd call it. Wait...if they did that, then LibertyBelle wouldn't get anything done. She'd spend all her weekends taking her nephews there and eating ice cream and Churros. Her nephews would say "Again, auntie? We were JUST there last weekend! And yesterday! And the day before!", which Liberty would reply with "Yes, but we weren't there the OTHER days of the week!" Ahem. All silliness aside, I think the last time I ever bought something from the site was during DL's 50th. If I remember, it was the Mansion lenticular pin set (cool), a Harmony Kingdom box with the Mansion's opera singers (very cool) and the "Here You Leave Today..." sign (Doobietastic). The Mansion pin set consisted of 5 pins and featured Madame Leota "talking", a crown-wearing skull whose eyes stay after he disappears (a la the Cheshire Cat), a pop-up/Corridor of Doors picture ghost turning into another ghost and two of the morphing portraits. I think...it was Medusa and the Knight. I personally think they should have used all 5 morphing portraits, and the Master Gracey as a bonus 6th pin. I believe that DL actually did this last year or the year before, but as separate pins. It just hasn't been the same without the catalog either, and now I wish I had kept the ones from 1992-1998; the quality in the early 90s is MUCH better than the ones in the late 90s/early 00s. I don't think I had anything between '99-2000 though. I remember when the catalog used to be issued 4 times a year. The first one I got in the mail was celebrating Beauty and the Beast...
15	kari12177 Mon 5/26/2008 9:42p	I have bought items online and in the store itself. The t shirts online seemed smaller than what i asked. They were from the zazzle part. I ordered womens apparel from disneyshopping and they fit great. I bought items in the store itself and they fit fine.

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